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The Man Fighting Lies in Bangladesh's Unraveling Democracy
In Bangladesh's political chaos, one journalist fights the fake news machine, risking everything to keep democracy alive. A story of courage, lies, and the price of truth.
James WhitfieldAug 5
- ▪Judge Kills Last Jan 6 Cases, But the Groundwork for the Next Insurrection Is Already SetAug 5
- ▪Kyiv Under Fire: The Deadly Calculus of a Missile StrikeAug 5
- ▪Senators Push to Ban Wildfire 'Prediction Markets' — But the Real Danger Is UsAug 5
- ▪Second Man Dies in ICE Custody: Anger Boils Over at Delaney HallAug 5
- ▪Kim Yo Jong's Warning to Japan Is About More Than MissilesAug 5
Finance
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China Is Tesla's Golden Goose — But the Goose Is Getting Nervous
Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory prints money — but BYD is closing in, Washington is restless, and Beijing could pull the plug. How long can Musk keep dancing on the edge?
Daniel CrosswellAug 5
- ▪RBI Holds Rates Steady as India's Inflation Plays Nice — for NowAug 5
- ▪GM's 20-Year China Bet: Desperate Love or Smart Survival?Aug 5
- ▪Wall Street's Rally Hinges on a Waterway: Hormuz Hopes Lift Stocks to RecordAug 5
- ▪SoftBank Jumps 10% as AI Frenzy Sweeps Asia — But Is This Rally Built on Sand?Aug 5
- ▪China's Billionaires Scramble for Cash as Beijing's Tax Net TightensAug 5
Tech
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Tiny $8 Chip Runs AI Model: The ESP32-S3 Just Got Smarter
An $8 ESP32-S3 chip is now running a small language model. This open-source project proves AI isn't just for data centers—it's for the rest of us.
Alex NovakAug 5
- ▪The Death of Context: Zero-Mem Makes LLM Memory Costs DisappearAug 5
- ▪EA's Sale Is Done, But the Real Game Has Just BegunAug 5
- ▪Pixel 11's Secret 'HiLight' Isn't a Flash—It's a Face-Down Signal BeaconAug 5
- ▪Texas Slams Brakes on Data Center Power Hookups It Helped CreateAug 5
- ▪Trump Axed $1.25B Digital Equity Program—Judge Just Forced a Ghost BackAug 5
Entertainment
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Spider-Man's $1B Weekend Proves Marvel's Next Move Is Make or Break
Spider-Man: Brand New Day just shattered every box office record. But its $1 billion haul creates a dangerous expectation—and Marvel's next move could make or break the franchise.
Ryan O'ConnellAug 5
- ▪Hyun Bin Returns for 'Made in Korea' Season 2 — and the War Isn't OverAug 4
- ▪Bloody Tennis Traumatizes Cannes, Now Shudder's Serving Nightmares to U.S.Aug 4
- ▪Busan Story Market Picks 25 IPs, Hwang Bo-reum and Lee Geum-yi HeadlineAug 4
- ▪France and the Nordics Play Matchmaker at Haugesund's New Nordic FilmsAug 4
- ▪Cannes Hit 'All the Lovers in the Night' Finally Gets a North American ReleaseAug 4
Sports
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Salah’s Surprise Move: From Anfield to Trabzon?
Mohamed Salah is leaving Liverpool for Trabzonspor. The Egyptian King’s next chapter might be in Turkey, and it could be the most surprising move of the summer.
Tommy GallagherAug 5
- ▪UEFA’s Legal Threat Over World Cup Money: Infantino’s House of CardsAug 5
- ▪FIFA's Glass House Cracks: Infantino's World Cup Sellout Spurs Staff RevoltAug 5
- ▪FIFA's Infantino Denies Begging Trump for World Cup RescueAug 4
- ▪Wenger's Blind Spot: The FIFA Power Play He MissedAug 4
- ▪UFC Fighter Allan Nascimento Dead at 34: The Brutal Math of a Silent KillerAug 4
Health
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Chipotle's Salmonella Scare: When Burritos Become a Public Health Gamble
Chipotle's latest salmonella scare in Minnesota isn't just a stock dip — it's a fresh crack in the company's already fragile trust. Can they ever truly guarantee safety?
Dr. Samuel KofiAug 5
- ▪Two Dead in Michigan Cyclospora Outbreak — The CDC's Silence Is DeafeningAug 4
- ▪Cyclospora Kills Two in Michigan — And Nobody's PanickingAug 4
- ▪Your Brain on Autopilot: The Dirty Secret Behind Every Habit You've GotAug 2
- ▪Walmart, Costco, Amazon Stand to Cash In as Americans Go Direct for Weight-Loss DrugsAug 1
- ▪When Your Shoulder Just… Disappears: The Nightmare of Milwaukee ShoulderAug 1
Education
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AI Proctoring Nightmare: 58,000 Students Forced to Retake Exam After Glitch
AI proctoring software went haywire, inflating scores and forcing 58,000 students to retake an exam. Who's really to blame?
Peter HolmstromAug 4
- ▪Desperate med students are betting on Kalshi to scrape together tuition cashJul 22
- ▪LLMs Rewrite the Syllabus: Inside a Calculus Course That Actually WorksJul 19
- ▪PSLF Just Got a Facelift: 3 New Rules That Could Wipe Out Your DebtJul 16
- ▪Backtrack-Free Cursive: The Lost Art of Efficient WritingJul 13
- ▪New Federal Rule: Colleges Must Prove Grads Are Better Off or Lose AidJul 12
Society
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The Wealthy Are Hogging America's New Car Market — and That's a Problem
New car sales are booming — but only for the top 20%. The rest of America is left with old clunkers and a economy that's rigged against them.
George KamauAug 5
- ▪Marrying Your 67-Year-Old GF Could Cost Her $1,000 a Month—Here's the Brutal MathAug 4
- ▪Fire on the Water: 150 Souls and the Channel's Deadly ArithmeticAug 4
- ▪Geno Segers Apologizes After 'Hadestown' Exit: When Words Become WeaponsAug 4
- ▪Spokane's Firestorm: Washington's Wildfire Crisis Demands AnswersAug 4
- ▪The Bicycle's 6,000-Year Delay: A Lesson in Innovation StagnationAug 4
Culture
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Paying Artists for AI Training: A Band-Aid on a Bullet Wound
The Verge explores AI companies paying artists for training data, but cash can't fix the real problem: the wholesale theft of creative careers. A hard-hitting look at why money is a band-aid on a bullet wound.
Arthur PenningtonAug 3
- ▪AI's Ancient Roots: The Medieval 'Instant Knowledge' Spell We Keep RecastingAug 2
- ▪Nerd Culture Has Killed the Intellectual — And We HelpedAug 2
- ▪Patti Smith Met the Pope and He Knew Her Song — Punk Rock Meets the VaticanAug 2
- ▪The Owl Who Owned New York: 'Wild Inside' and Our Desperate Need for WildnessAug 2
- ▪Anime UIs Are Watching You: Why Every Fictional Screen Screams for Real DesignAug 2
Lifestyle
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Maasai Mara: Cash vs. Cheetahs in Kenya's Iconic Wildlife Battle
Kenya's Maasai Mara, the stage for the world's greatest migration, is being carved up by new lodges. Courts are the battleground, and the lions are losing.
Greta LindqvistAug 3
- ▪Back-to-School 2026: The Gadgets You Actually Need, the Junk You Don'tAug 2
- ▪The Best Handheld Mini Fans for Surviving Summer's Sweaty GripAug 2
- ▪Sunk Costs and Bad Marble: Why Home Remodels Become Regret MachinesAug 1
- ▪Blended Family, Blended Assets: How to Protect Your Kids' InheritanceJul 31
- ▪She Bought the House Before Marriage. Now Her Kids and Husband Are at War Over It.Jul 23