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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard alleges new ship attacks while the US sustains consecutive strikes, escalating risk for oil routes and allies.
The UK dubstep producer is pausing music and touring, apologizing to fans, and framing it as a health emergency.
Microsoft closed Alpha Dog Games in 2024. Its founder now lists the studio as independent again, hinting at a comeback without details.
The lawsuit alleges Lilly's Zepbound and Mounjaro marketing leans on stale evidence to exaggerate efficacy versus rivals.
Main Character, ARTEF's pan-European hunt for unproduced feature fiction screenplays, adds early partners at launch.
A Florida governor hopeful wants data centers to use private electricity and water, not public systems.
A court filing asks to block Lilly’s GLP-1 advertising and force corrections, raising the heat on drug marketing scrutiny.
A satirical movement is mutating into a broader youth reckoning, pressuring policymakers on education and employment.
A protest that began with mockery is now a youth-led pressure campaign, signaling rising political risk around exams, jobs, and fairness.
The allegation centers on critical infrastructure, and the fallout is immediate for regional energy and water reliability.
Nvidia says DLSS 5 lets developers tune AI upscaling with two main controls, plus masking per object.
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for $160B tariff refunds to businesses. Nintendo says consumers get nothing.
