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FBI agents raided Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson's home, seizing electronic devices in a leak investigation. The action raises serious press freedom concerns under the First Amendment.
FBI agents raided Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson's home, seizing electronic devices in a leak investigation. The action raises serious press freedom concerns under the First Amendment.
Scott Adams, creator of the iconic Dilbert comic strip, has died at 68 from prostate cancer. His workplace satire reached millions worldwide but his career was marred by controversial racist remarks in 2023.
Greenlanders express fear and anger as Trump pushes for U.S. control of their territory ahead of White House talks, with residents feeling their culture and sovereignty are threatened.
Iran protest death toll surpasses 2,500 as regime cracks down with internet blackouts and threatens executions. Trump warns of strong U.S. response while Starlink provides crucial communication lifeline.
Africa faces unprecedented heatwave emergencies in 2025-2026, testing health systems and reshaping economies. Emergency responses blend public-private financing while communities develop innovative adaptations.
Urban transit ridership reaches 85% of pre-pandemic levels in early 2025, with smaller cities and bus systems leading recovery. Technology, policy changes, and fare-free experiments shape new transit patterns with implications for urban planning and equity.
Bias audit findings reveal systemic discrimination in algorithmic hiring tools, forcing companies to implement remediation, overhaul procurement, and manage legal risks amid new regulations and landmark lawsuits.
New flood relief framework emphasizes donor coordination, advanced logistics, and resilient shelter solutions to improve disaster response efficiency and equity in climate-challenged world.
A major urban rail extension project secures crucial funding amid complex FY2026 federal appropriations, promising transformative impacts on communities, policy markets, and sustainable urban development across North America.
Mandatory algorithmic hiring bias audits are transforming AI in employment across multiple U.S. states, requiring employers to assess AI systems for discrimination risks amid growing legal challenges and regulatory frameworks.
The European Banking Authority's new ESG verification guidelines, effective January 2026, mandate comprehensive risk management for financial institutions alongside simplified CSRD reporting thresholds and updated CS3D due diligence requirements.
Bitcoin surges to $95,000 as softer U.S. inflation data fuels optimism about potential Fed rate cuts. Strong ETF inflows and institutional demand support the rally, with analysts eyeing $100,000 as the next target.
Africa faces unprecedented heatwave emergencies in 2025-2026, testing health systems and reshaping economies....
Urban transit ridership reaches 85% of pre-pandemic levels in early 2025, with smaller cities and bus systems...
Bias audit findings reveal systemic discrimination in algorithmic hiring tools, forcing companies to implement...
New flood relief framework emphasizes donor coordination, advanced logistics, and resilient shelter solutions to...
A major urban rail extension project secures crucial funding amid complex FY2026 federal appropriations, promising...
Mandatory algorithmic hiring bias audits are transforming AI in employment across multiple U.S. states, requiring...
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