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AI builds virtual homes where robots learn from their mistakes

Ask a robot to put a coffee mug in the cabinet, and you quickly see how complicated an ordinary chore can become. You know where the mug belongs. You can step around a chair, avoid the clutter on the counter and open the right cabinet without giving it much thought. A robot has to work through every part of that process. That helps explain why today's robots can look impressive during a demonstration but still struggle with basic jobs around a home or factory. They need experience in many differ

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US government targets Cop City protester over phone operating system

Concern over US effort to prosecute Sam Tunick, accused by authorities of wiping his phone using GrapheneOS The US Department of Justice is attempting to prosecute an Atlanta resident in connection with the movement against the police training center known as Cop City because he had GrapheneOS on his phone, an open-source operating system that enables users to enter a passcode and wipe a phone clean. The case, which had its first hearing on Monday, centers on a little-known US federal statute th

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Comedian was 'broke' in $3M house after water shut off during divorce

Laura Clery is giving fans an inside look into some of her darker moments in her memoir. In her new memoir, " What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Hotter ," the 39-year-old actress and comedian opened up about her relationship with her ex-husband, Stephen Hilton, and their tumultuous separation. The "Shanked" star described the day she found out Hilton had allegedly been cheating on her by visiting massage parlors that seemingly offered "happy endings." She explained that "it was hard not to take it

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UK households free to install plug-in balcony solar panels from end of August

Law change means renters and flat owners may be able to cut bills as energy costs soar amid Iran war British households will be able to buy plug-in solar panels later this summer after the government changed the law so the UK’s biggest retailers could bring them to market for the first time. People across the country will be able to join the millions across Europe generating their own electricity using “balcony solar panels” from 27 August, according to legislation passed last week. Continue rea

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Owe child support? The Trump administration may revoke your passport

A parent’s passport can be revoked if they fail to pay child support thanks to a new Trump administration enforcement policy. The tool has proven effective in putting children first, compelling many noncustodial parents to immediately pay thousands in overdue child support, some making single payments of upwards of $100,000. Since 1996, the State Department , in partnership with the Office of Child Support Enforcement at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), has used the Passport De

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Fox News Power Rankings: The top races to watch as 36 states choose their next governor

The battle to control Congress always dominates midterm discussions, but should it? More voters will elect a governor than a U.S. senator this year. Among the key contests are what might be the GOP’s only flip opportunity, races that will show how key voter groups are responding to President Trump’s second term, and even a test for Democrats in the Northwest. These elections could also decide which party holds a majority of governorships. More than half of the nation’s governors have been Republ

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BBC World News · 6d ago

Trump's nuclear deal with Saudis jettisons longstanding US demands

Past US presidents insisted that Saudi Arabia normalise relations with Israel in exchange for nuclear technology.

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BBC World News · 6d ago

Liquor store employee narrowly escapes leopard attack

After nearly five hours, officials captured the animal and it was later released back into the wild, local authorities confirmed.

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NBC News · 6d ago

FDA Advisory Committee to Review Peptide Restrictions Underway

Peptides are often being promoted by wellness influencers and podcasters as treatments for everything from injuries and aging and now an FDA panel is meeting to discuss whether to loosen restrictions and make them easier to get. But critics say there's not enough data on safety and efficacy. NBC’s medical contributor Natalie Azar joins TODAY to break down the seven peptides being discussed and how effective they are.

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Fox News · 6d ago

Obama Center subcontractor shuts down amid $4M fight, lays off 25

Weeks after the Obama Presidential Center’s star-studded opening in Chicago, a subcontractor who previously claimed his company was stiffed for nearly $4 million has shut down operations and laid off 25 union workers. Mike Owen, the owner of Chicago -based Adamson Plumbing Contractors, told Fox News Digital that the financial fallout forced the company to abandon about half a dozen other construction jobs and left it on the verge of collapse. Owen described the shutdown as a painful decision he

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Trump says Saudi Arabia must normalize Israel ties before nuclear deal is approved

President Donald Trump said Thursday that the nuclear deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia requires the kingdom to normalize relations with Israel, a significant condition not previously mentioned as the deal was announced. There will be “no enrichment of material” under the agreement, Trump wrote on Truth Social Thursday, adding that the deal signed one day before by the Energy Department “pertains only to non-military use.” He added that the deal “is totally subject to Saudi Arabia

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Vacation hot spot tells tourists in skimpy beachwear to cover up or face steep fines

An Italian town is warning tourists against strolling through its streets shirtless or in swimwear — threatening hefty fines for visitors who ignore the rules. Varenna, a popular lakeside village on Lake Como in northern Italy, recently updated its urban police regulations to prohibit visitors from walking around town shirtless or wearing only swimwear. "Throughout the entire municipal territory of Varenna, it is prohibited to remain shirtless or wearing only swimwear, except on beaches, piers a

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5.0 magnitude earthquake hits northwest of Miami, Texas

A magnitude 5.0 earthquake has been detected northwest of Miami, Texas, according to the United States Geological Survey.

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President Trump urges Atlanta Braves fans to continue doing controversial 'chop' at home games

Donald Trump has put his foot down on one of the biggest issues in all of sports ... Nope. It's got nothing to do with Caitlin Clark, or the WNBA, or anything in the the transgender category. Nothing to do with the NFL, or CTE, or the MLB and the looming labor dispute. Not college football or the NIL, either, or the crumbling LIV Golf situation. I'm talking about the famous Tomahawk Chop at Atlanta Braves baseball games. Trump wants it back, and he wants it back NOW! Take a look: TRUMP DRAWS MUC

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Guardian - World · 6d ago

Police admit ‘missed opportunity’ before Manchester synagogue attack

Greater Manchester chief constable says crucial data on phones seized from Heaton Park synagogue attacker was not examined Greater Manchester police have apologised and admitted “a missed opportunity” before the attack on a city synagogue. The force’s chief constable, Sir Stephen Watson, said the phones of the Heaton Park synagogue attacker, Jihad al-Shamie, were seized by officers but crucial data was not examined. Continue reading...

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NPR News · 6d ago

Get into med school in the graphic memoir 'See One, Do One, Teach One'

Grace Farris' book brings readers behind the med school scenes — documenting anxiety over loans, bouts of impostor syndrome, friendships forged in stress, and the ever-impossible work-life balance.

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Guardian - World · 6d ago

Former Barclays CEO Jes Staley faces US congressional hearing over Epstein ties

Staley is latest high-profile figure to testify before House panel amid investigation into Epstein, convicted sex offender Former Barclays boss Jes Staley is due to be questioned by US lawmakers on Thursday in a closed-door interview about his past ties to convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein . Staley, who spent more than three decades at JPMorgan Chase before joining Barclays in 2015, is the latest in a series of high-profile figures to appear in front of the House committee on oversigh

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Former intel community chief James Woolsey dies at 84

Former Director of Central Intelligence R. James Woolsey Jr. died Tuesday at the age of 84. The Washington Post and the New York Times both reported that his wife, Conchita Sarnoff Woolsey, noted that a stroke was the cause. She indicated that her husband had been facing deteriorating health in recent years due to "Havana syndrome," the Post reported. US COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 'WAY BEHIND,' POST-9/11 RECORD 'EXTRAORDINARILY NEGLIGENT', FMR TRUMP WH OFFICIAL WARNS "We have traveled the world trying

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Poorest children in England 40% more likely to be hospitalised for lung infections

Children living in the poorest areas across England are 40% more likely to be admitted to hospital for respiratory infections, an analysis of NHS England data shows, with experts raising the alarm on the impact of air pollution on young people’s health. The analysis, based on data obtained via freedom of information requests by the charity Impact on Urban Health, revealed 1,941 out of every 100,000 children living in the most deprived fifth of England were admitted to hospital for respiratory il

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Trump launches Gold Eagle to hunt cyber flaws with AI

Most of us tap Update Now and move on. However, a lot happens before that security patch reaches your phone or computer. Researchers must find the flaw. Someone needs to confirm it. Then the developer has to create a fix that will not cause a new problem. Now, artificial intelligence can uncover software weaknesses much faster. That sounds promising, but it can also create a flood of vulnerability reports. Worse, attackers can use similar AI tools to hunt for the same openings. The Trump adminis