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AIApr 10

Meta Launches Muse Spark AI Model From New Superintelligence Division

Meta unveiled Muse Spark, its first AI model from the newly formed Superintelligence Labs, marking a shift from open-source to proprietary development.

46 sources
SportsApr 19

NJ Transit Confirms $150 World Cup Train Tickets, Sparking Fan Outcry

New Jersey's transit agency will charge $150 for round-trip train tickets to World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium, an elevenfold increase from typical pricing.

12 sources
World4d ago

Canadian Officials Say Liquor Ban on US Products Could End if Tariffs Lifted

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford defend liquor boycott against US products, citing Trump tariffs as the cause.

2 sources
Science5d ago

Trump Administration Implements Changes at Federal Science Agencies

The National Institutes of Health has reduced new grant approvals while the National Weather Service faces reorganization and potential staffing changes.

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AI4d ago

Anthropic addresses Claude AI performance issues, adds personal app integrations

Anthropic resolved reported degradation in Claude AI performance while expanding integration to personal apps like Spotify and Uber Eats.

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Politics5d ago

Democrats raise concerns over Epstein investigation proceedings, Maxwell pardon reports

House Democrats are criticizing GOP oversight procedures and questioning DOJ about potential Ghislaine Maxwell pardon.

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World4d ago

Tanzania inquiry finds over 500 killed in election violence

An official inquiry determined more than 500 people died in violence surrounding Tanzania's elections, though responsibility remains unclear.

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FinanceApr 18

Federal Judge Blocks Nexstar-Tegna Television Station Merger Until Antitrust Trial

A federal judge halted Nexstar's acquisition of rival broadcaster Tegna, citing potential consumer harm and antitrust violations.

9 sources
WorldApr 21

Hong Kong fire survivors return to damaged homes five months after deadly blaze

Residents displaced by Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades began returning to retrieve belongings from their damaged apartments five months after the November blaze killed 168 people.

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Politics2d ago

Congressional Late-Night Sessions Increase Amid Government Funding Disputes

Congress increasingly relies on overnight voting sessions as lawmakers struggle with government funding and immigration enforcement bills.

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Sports4d ago

Kansas City Chiefs Assistant Coach Dave Merritt Charged with Domestic Battery

Chiefs defensive backs coach Dave Merritt was charged Thursday with misdemeanor domestic battery involving his daughter.

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World4d ago

Rumen Radev Wins Bulgarian Presidential Election With Pro-Russia Background

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, known for pro-Russia statements, won reelection this week as EU partners monitor his policy direction.

3 sources
AI5d ago

Stanford Study Questions Multi-Agent AI Cost Benefits; Anthropic Faces Service Pressure

New Stanford research suggests single-agent AI systems often outperform multi-agent setups when compute budgets are equal, while Anthropic explores service rationing options.

3 sources
Science5d ago

FBI Investigates Missing Scientists as USF Students Disappear

The FBI is probing potential foreign targeting of scientists while two University of South Florida doctoral students have been missing for nearly a week.

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Sports3d ago

Nickeil Alexander-Walker Named NBA Most Improved Player After Breakout Hawks Season

Guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker won the NBA's Most Improved Player award following a career-best season with the Atlanta Hawks.

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