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Elon Musk says SpaceX and Tesla are considering a merger that would form a $3.5 trillion mega company., Skip links Skip to Content Live Navigation menu News Middle East Africa Asia US & Canada Latin America Europe Asia Pacific Explained Sport Opinion Video Interactives Originals Features Economy Human Rights ClimateContinue Reading

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commentary Can the world’s richest man save the GOP and himself? Published October 20, 2026 9:00AM (EDT) Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk reacts after being awarded the National Medal of Science during the Golden Age of American Innovation Summit at the Institute of Peace on October 08, 2026 inContinue Reading

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This article was reported and first published by The Lever. The artificial intelligence firm Anthropic has pitched itself as a pro-regulation, “ safety-first ” alternative to its competitors — but sample rules quietly circulating on Capitol Hill reveal the staggering scale of what the firm is willing to sacrifice toContinue Reading

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Moment plane crashes on a busy highway in the US, Moment plane crashes on a busy highway in the US NewsFeed Newly released dashcam video captured the moment a plane crashed on a busy highway in San Jose, California. The three passengers on the plane walked away with minor injuries.Continue Reading

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The Nautilus file manager is great for browsing your files and folders, but it lacks a dedicated way to see all your drives a how much space is left on each – but you can add one. Nautilus My Computer is a third-party view for GNOME Files providing a centralised page listing drives, with storage usage bars to show which mounts, volumes, partitions, etc., have room toContinue Reading

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When an AI pilot in IT operations underdelivers, the first instinct is to question the technology. Was the model wrong? Did the tool overpromise? Did the team pick the wrong use case? Those are fair questions. But in many organizations, the answer sits somewhere less glamorous: in a configuration managementContinue Reading