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Remco Evenepoel beats Tadej Pogacar by 28 seconds in stage 16, shrinking the overall gap and resetting who controls the race.
A delusional ex-tennis player gets forced into his hated sport, and the backlash is basically the whole joke.
Have I Been Pwned says an attacker took identifiable customer data, turning AI creativity into an urgent security problem.
A key Democratic Senate race opens a potential awkwardness with Chuck Schumer, right when unity matters most.
New Whitehall machinery pulls parts of the Cabinet Office into No 10 and No 10 North in Manchester.
The new NASA-STD-3001 requirement ties habitable-air exposure to a 24-hour time-weighted average, with peak spikes handled.
A $199.99 wearable bets on less distraction and fewer recurring costs, challenging subscription fitness models.
A security-chip deal is the first concrete customer signal for Intel’s foundry push since Lip-Bu Tan took over in March 2025.
A week of sinking boats off Mauritania left 144 people unaccounted for, with survivors losing everyone from Gambia.
The JPMorgan CEO lays out the board-level habits that prevent executives from building flattery bubbles.
A new Sony lawsuit spotlights why “who licenses AI music” is becoming a board-level question.
Nandy stays as secretary of state for culture, media and sport while Kanishka Narayan is appointed the UK’s first AI minister.
