Some top players in Hollywood’s reliably Democratic donor class are looking to replace Biden as the party’s candidate, and other moneyed benefactors are divided about the president’s capacities and prospects.
American students have been slow to return to China since Beijing ended its strict Covid restrictions in late 2022, deterred in part by a State Department travel warning.
Reformist candidate Masoud Pezeshkian goes into Iran’s presidential-election runoff with a slight edge against conservative Saeed Jalili as they vie to succeed the late Ebrahim Raisi.
Biden pressedNetanyahu to hammer out a Gaza cease-fire deal, telling the Israeli prime minister in a phone call on that now is the time to save the lives of hostages held by Hamas.
Biden is entering a crucial stretch in which he needs to demonstrate to Americans that he has the capacity to serve a second term and tamp down Democrats’ worries about his ability to defeat Trump in November’s election.
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The only relevant questions are “Can he do the job?” and, in a very distant second place, “Can he win?”
The South Korean tech giant is benefiting from the AI boom which has lifted the prices of advanced chips.
Despite the EU’s attempts to keep up with AI updates’ breakneck speed, NGOs fear the union is taking a step back in the demanding fight to regulate the technology. Reports suggest the European Commission plans to assign the delicate task of drafting codes of practice for OpenAI and other general providers to industry actors themselves, along a yet undefined consulting firm.
The former minister for Brexit opportunities was first elected to the seat in 2010
Caitlin Clark’s popularity shows sexism wasn’t holding back the WNBA.
I clearly remember my first day at an UNRWA school in a refugee camp in Gaza. I was five years of age. It felt like my life was over. The distance from Block 5 of the Nuseirat Refugee Camp to the New Camp – located within the municipal boundaries of Nuseirat – was long, exhausting … Continue reading "Growing Up in Nuseirat –– Where Massacres Become Routine"
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The Perth brother of a Melbourne man believed to be a ruthless organised crime kingpin has been released on bail over charges laid in a major national investigation.
The Perth brother of a Melbourne man believed to be a ruthless organised crime kingpin has been released on bail over charges laid in a major national investigation.
ChatGPT has the appearance of a brilliant logician and that’s a problem
How investors should adjust the traditional 60/40 investment split
Argentina’s Merval leads Latin America as heavily indebted nations chart path to growth
Sunday’s run-off vote viewed with apprehension in both communities
A single NGO is managing an ever-growing number of wildlife reserves. Critics say it is engaged in colonialism 2.0
French far right joining ‘Patriots for Europe’ could make it third-largest group in EU assembly
An industry that has been hoovering up mathematicians to devise new trading strategies is now leaning on political scientists for guidance
Gabriel Makhlouf says using vast budget surplus to fund cost-of-living relief would risk stoking inflation
Poser for those still working in their late 60s
Bike makers are still dealing with oversupply from the pandemic and consumers have tightened their belts