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A new Frontiers in Ethology paper documents cooperative “ramming” that may be practice, play, or social learning.

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A new Frontiers in Ethology paper documents cooperative “ramming” that may be practice, play, or social learning.
A new video shows killer whales shredding a huge meal on purpose, raising fresh questions for scientists and regulators.

The Doom co-creator’s keynote returns to building games, while Xbox layoffs and studio cuts reshape the talent narrative.

Curran says this year is up 40% versus last year, pushing the threat picture “off the charts” for protectees and agencies.

The BBC reports bans covering more than eight million households. Here is why executives should care, and what it signals.

The Spanish-language network shattered viewership benchmarks across every stage, with the final becoming the most-watched match ever.

A $200 Lego arcade machine delivers a playable mini game and nudges even Mario’s creator toward approval.

Thousands were evacuated as rescue teams fought dozens of blazes driven by dry conditions and worsening weather.

In a softer software tape, ServiceNow’s latest quarter gave investors a clear reason to re-rate its security push.

Google’s Q2 revenue hit $119.8B, but executives signaled they will spend harder on AI infrastructure than profits.
A failed late-stage heart study triggered a swift market punishment, forcing investors and boards to reset timelines and risk.

The tax-free spin-off could reshape focus, funding, and competition across media and tech for years.