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What AT&T just reported in its second quarter, why the subscriber mix matters, and what it signals for telecom investors.
2025-26 marked the first roughly two-decade dip in CS enrollment, and Light says the data is descriptive, not causal.
How The Odyssey made men turn into pigs in-camera, and why that matters for anyone who cares about how “impossible” gets built.
Priced from $499 and shipping in September, Halliday is trying to recover a first impression built on camera-free meetings.
After a fair-use win in June, the court still orders $1.5 billion to settle claims over Claude training data.
The skate legend turned entrepreneur explains why saying no, and staying in movement, matters more as the stakes rise.
Treasury warns of IP theft in Chinese open-source AI; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the logic is flipped.
After Meta’s Oversight Board asked for “its own tools,” Content Seal landed quietly, and the comparison to Google’s stays awkward.
Enthusiasts may miss the Prelude, but its hybrid-focused engineering lineage says the real story is smarter propulsion.
A provisional £1.35bn offer targets about 30% of Liverpool from FSG, and Bezos has held talks about joining.
New aerial video points to a surprisingly practical purpose for a rare whale behavior, changing how scientists interpret maternal care.
The Iran war started with promises of speed and regime change. The pressure now is to live with the consequences.
