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Mike Wirth warns the world has run out of cushions before the midterms, with diesel prices staying high into 2027.
A new Rutgers analysis finds a small but real link between GLP-1 blockbusters and a rare condition that can cause sudden, potentially permanent vision loss - here's what the low absolute risk means for millions of patients.
The 71-year-old Chicago-born pontiff underwent successful surgery on his right lung, and his diagnosis raises new questions about his AI-focused papacy and the Vatican's future.
Analysts are slashing earnings forecasts as the twin measures collide with a domestic sales slump, pushing 50-odd EV makers toward a do-or-die moment.
The Independent Football Regulator's chair draws a red line as Manchester City face sanctions from fines to expulsion.
The creator-first buyback hands Witherspoon control of her studio and puts co-founder Seth Rodsky on the board, a signal for talent-led IP.
Scientific American casts doubt on the plagiarism accusations against OpenAI's fluid-dynamics result - here's what the reversal means for AI-driven science.
A shelved Sunday Times interview with the 23-year-old singer, conducted days after her marriage to Blake Fielder-Civil, has finally been published - and it reveals her fears, pride, and premonition.
Bumble's $1.3bn sale to an investment firm caps a strategic pivot away from the women-first rule that defined it.
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A 722-paper AI dump has mathematicians split. Every trust-based industry should be watching.
The follow-up to The Social Network is on track to lose tens of millions for Sony, proving that a famous writer and timely themes can't overcome weak reviews.