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- 1Easter Sunday attack judgment exposes Zahran's terror plot▼Easter Sunday attack judgment exposes Zahran’s terror plot and deadly ideology
A judgment on the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka has laid out details of Zahran Hashim's plot and the extremist ideology behind the coordinated bombings, which killed hundreds at churches and hotels on April 21, 2019. The ruling is being reported as a landmark account of how the conspiracy was planned and executed.
- 2USAF receives first robot wingmen for autonomous warfare trials●USAF gets first 'robot wingmen' to begin autonomous warfare trials
The US Air Force has taken delivery of its first robotic wingman aircraft, unmanned jets designed to fly alongside crewed fighters, as it begins trials of autonomous combat capabilities. The drones, often called collaborative combat aircraft, are meant to extend the reach and firepower of manned jets while testing how much decision-making can be handed to onboard software.
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Posts claim that OpenAI's GPT-6, referred to as 'Astra', has decrypted an Enigma message that had gone unsolved since 2005, referencing the Breaking German Cipher Machine challenges site. Discussion centres on the claim that an AI model succeeded where human codebreakers had failed for two decades. The evidence available is a single headline, and details about how the message was cracked have not been confirmed from these posts.
- 4GM Completes EV Battery Recycling Pilot Using Fully Recycled Metals▼GM Completes Closed-Loop EV Battery Recycling Pilot With 100% Recycled Metals
General Motors says it has completed a closed-loop electric vehicle battery recycling pilot in which 100% of the metals used were recycled materials. The announcement, reported by Electric Cars Report, signals that batteries recovered from vehicles can be processed and returned into new cell production. If scaled, closed-loop recycling could reduce GM's dependence on newly mined lithium, nickel and cobalt and cut the environmental footprint of its EV supply chain.
- 5Palantir co-founder urges less judgment over deadly Iran school strike▼Palantir’s co-founder thinks we should be less judgmental about that deadly Iran school strike
Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel's longtime collaborator is facing criticism after saying people should be less judgmental about a deadly strike that hit a school in Iran. The remarks, reported by Mother Jones, drew backlash as civilian casualties in Iran continue to fuel debate over the conflict and the ethics of striking populated areas. Critics say the comments downplay civilian deaths.
- 6Trump Administration Revises Fuel Economy Rules Affecting GM●Trump Administration Revises Fuel Economy Rules Impacting GM (NY
The Trump administration has moved to revise federal fuel economy standards, a regulatory change with direct consequences for General Motors. Looser emissions and mileage requirements could reduce compliance costs for GM's large vehicle lines, while raising questions about the company's electric vehicle investment plans. Markets and industry watchers are following how the rollback reshapes GM's strategy.
- 7GM and Ford stocks diverge after softer US fuel economy rules▼GM And Ford Stock Look Different After Easier US Fuel Economy Rules
US regulators have eased fuel economy rules, and analysts say the change could affect General Motors and Ford in different ways. With less pressure to sell electric vehicles, the two automakers' stock outlooks are no longer moving in lockstep. Investors are weighing which company benefits more from the relaxed standards.
- 8New book argues the Constitution belongs to all Americans●Jesse Wegman: Sorry, Justices — the # Constitution Doesn’t Belong to You A new book argues that Americans need to reclai
Jesse Wegman argues that judicial supremacy has gone too far, saying the Constitution should not be treated as the exclusive property of the nine Supreme Court justices. The argument comes in a new book, 'Supremacy: How Rule by the Court Replaced Government by the People,' which calls on Americans to reclaim ownership of their founding charter and question the Court's final say over its meaning.
- 9Alex Bregman Hit in Face by Foul Ball, Leaves Game▼Alex Bregman Gets Hit in the Face by a Foul Ball in the On-Deck Circle and Leaves the Game
Boston Red Sox third baseman Alex Bregman was struck in the face by a foul ball while standing in the on-deck circle and had to leave the game. The incident, which spread quickly online with footage drawing heavy attention, raised immediate concern about his condition and possible concussion protocol evaluation. Updates on the extent of his injury were awaited as fans reacted to the scary moment.
- 10Palantir Co-Founder Urges Less Judgment Over Deadly Iran School Strike●Palantir's Co-Founder Wants Us Less Judgmental About Deadly Iran School Strike
Peter Thiel, co-founder of data-analytics firm Palantir, is drawing criticism after arguing that people should be less judgmental about a deadly strike on a school in Iran. The comments, reported by Mother Jones, sparked debate over the ethics of civilian casualties in the Middle East conflict and the role of tech executives in shaping public attitudes toward military action.
- 11Apple Reportedly Targeting the Fast-Growing Fitness Tracker Market▼Apple Eyes the Rapidly Growing Fitness Tracker Segment. What That Could Mean for AAPL Stock.
Reports suggest Apple is looking at the rapidly expanding fitness tracker segment, a move analysts say could influence the outlook for AAPL stock. The wearable fitness market has been growing quickly, and Apple already competes in adjacent territory with the Apple Watch. Investors are watching whether a deeper push into dedicated fitness tracking could open a new revenue stream, though details on timing or products remain unspecified.
- 12Sam Presti welcomes impending NBA expansion▼Sam Presti welcomes impending NBA expansion: 'It's a sign of growth'
Oklahoma City Thunder general manager Sam Presti has spoken publicly in favor of the NBA's impending expansion, calling it "a sign of growth." Presti said adding new franchises would strengthen the league rather than dilute it, a notable stance from a small-market executive. The comments have been picked up by multiple sports outlets as expansion rumors continue circulating around the league.
- 13South Korea's Single-Stock Leveraged ETF Trading Plunges 92%▼South Korea's Single-Stock Leveraged ETF Trading Plunges 92% as Retail Investors Get Trapped in 'Negative Compounding' Quagmire
Trading in single-stock leveraged ETFs in South Korea has collapsed by 92%, with retail investors described as being trapped in a 'negative compounding' quagmire. The leveraged products, which amplify daily moves in individual stocks, are said to erode returns over time through compounding effects, leaving small traders with heavy losses and sharply reduced market activity in these instruments.
- 14Pelinka's Doncic comments read as dig at LeBron James▼NBA fans feel Rob Pelinka’s Luka Doncic GM clarification is a shot at LeBron James
Los Angeles Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka clarified the team's decision-making around Luka Doncic, and fans are interpreting his remarks as a veiled criticism of LeBron James. The reading has sparked debate among NBA supporters about tension between the front office and the franchise's longtime star, and what it could mean for James's future in Los Angeles.
- 15California GM EV buyers to get free chargers and grid payments●California GM EV buyers get free charger, then can get paid to help the grid
General Motors is offering California electric vehicle buyers a free home charger, with the option to earn money by supporting the state's power grid. Owners who enroll can let the utility draw on their vehicle's battery during periods of high demand, receiving payments in return. The program ties into California's broader push to stabilize its grid while expanding electric vehicle adoption.
- 16David de Gea Posts Cryptic Message Aimed at Manchester City▼De Gea Sends Enigmatic Message to Manchester City
Former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has sent an enigmatic message directed at Manchester City, according to beIN SPORTS. The content and intent of the message were not detailed, leaving fans and media to speculate about its meaning. The goalkeeper has been without a club since leaving United, keeping any hint of a possible move to City firmly in the spotlight.
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Indian retail investors are tracking the National Stock Exchange's long-awaited IPO, checking allotment status and reacting to a sharp fall in grey market premium. The GMP crash has raised concerns about listing gains, with commentators walking applicants through how to verify allotment and what the premium decline signals for the listing.
- 18Former 76ers GM offers optimism with LeBron James and Joel Embiid out●Former 76ers GM gives fans reason to be happy even when LeBron James, Joel Embiid ‘are out’
Former Philadelphia 76ers general manager Sam Hinkie told fans there is reason to be happy even when stars LeBron James and Joel Embiid are out of the lineup. The comments come amid ongoing concern about injuries to marquee NBA players and how teams cope without them, offering a reassuring perspective for supporters worried about absences.
- 19Saint John advocates rally to Stomp the Stigma around mental health▼Saint John mental health advocates “Stomp The Stigma”
Mental health advocates in Saint John, New Brunswick, have launched an initiative called Stomp the Stigma, aimed at encouraging open conversations about mental health and challenging negative attitudes that stop people from seeking help. The campaign is drawing local attention as communities across the region continue to push for better awareness and support around mental illness.
- 20Kingman man arrested in 2016 cold case murder▼Kingman man arrested in 2016 cold case murder of 22-year-old, detectives say
Police in Kingman, Arizona have arrested a man in connection with the 2016 murder of a 22-year-old, according to detectives announcing the break in the cold case. The arrest comes nearly a decade after the killing, with authorities saying new investigative work led to the suspect being taken into custody.
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Students at Bellaire High School held a walk aimed at reducing stigma around mental health. The event, covered by The Intelligencer, highlights growing student-led efforts to open conversations about mental wellbeing in schools. Such walks often bring students, staff and families together to show support and encourage peers to seek help without shame.
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