New UK government cuts billions of pounds of spending to fix ‘unsustainable’ public finances
By David Milliken and Kylie MacLellan LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s new finance minister, Rachel Reeves,...
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Israeli military probes suspected abuse of Palestinian detainee, draws protests
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel’s military said on Monday it had opened an investigation into suspected...
CervoMed reports promising DLB trial results
BOSTON – CervoMed Inc. (NASDAQ: CRVO), a biopharmaceutical company specializing in neurological disorders, announced significant...
Elon Musk shares video with AI-generated voice of Kamala Harris
“The AI-generated voice is very good,” a digital forensics expert said. “Even though most people won't believe it is VP Harris' voice, the video is that much more powerful when the words are in her voice."
Wall Street is worrying about the ‘Sahm Rule,’ which predicts recessions—but its creator is not, yet
Claudia Sahm is cautioning against reading too much into her famous rule that suggests the U.S. is on the brink of a recession.
Donald Trump agrees to FBI interview for assassination attempt probe while gunman’s motive remains a mystery
The expected interview with Trump is part of the FBI’s standard protocol to speak with victims during the course of their criminal investigations.
Apple reportedly in talks for an ad-supported tier of Apple TV+
The move for an ad tier (for now, only in the U.K.) would follow that of competitors.
Here’s what to watch Monday in the 2024 Olympics (and how to watch and stream for free without cable)
Men’s gymnastics and swimming top the list.
Richard Attias: ‘We don’t need to rely exclusively on Western countries to level up the less developed ones’
Channeling regional support from better-developed countries in developing regions could be the best way to address global challenges, says Richard Attias.
