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Europe’s AI crossroads: Regulation and the race to keep up

Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than regulation can keep up. For policymakers, the critical question is how to narrow this gap and regulate technology that evolves in months across institutions that move in years. The European Union has played a leading role in

Fat Dog – “Shit Love”

You could really just rearrange the four words in this blog post's headline in any way that you might want. "Shit Dog - 'Fat Love'." "Dog Love - 'Fat Shit'." "Fat Dog Shit - 'Love'." They all sound pretty interesting! But those other ones aren't real. Instead, this blog post is

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Economic pessimism eases slightly: Gallup

Americans’ economic pessimism has eased slightly this month, according to a new poll from Gallup. In the poll, 22 percent of respondents said the U.S.’s economic conditions are “excellent” or “good,” while 32 percent said they were “only fair” and 44 percent said they were

Trump Confirms He’s Hoarding Billions From Venezuelan Oil

President Trump still won’t say where exactly the $13 billion of Venezuelan oil revenue that his administration collected has gone. “There’s some reports that the United States has taken in $13 billion from Venezuela,” a reporter asked Trump at the Air Force One press gaggle on

Trump aid cuts put HIV response at risk, reports show

Funding for the global HIV response plunged in 2025, entirely due to a steep decline in U.S. support, according to reports from KFF and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). Taken together, the reports, released at the International AIDS Conference, show

Rethinking how we protect the world's mountain communities

As melting glaciers and shifting climates push mountain ecosystems to the brink, an international team of researchers has outlined a radical new approach aimed at strengthening the resilience, inclusivity and sustainability of mountains and the societies that depend on them.