The Threat Of Extreme Statutory Damages For Copyright Almost Certainly Made Anthropic Settle With Authors
In what may be the least surprising news in the world of copyright and the internet, Anthropic just agreed to settle the copyright lawsuit that everyone’s been watching, but not for the reasons most people think. This isn’t about AI training being found to infringe copyright—in fact, Anthropic won onContinue Reading
Pakistan floods leave villages cut off as monsoon devastation continues
Relentless monsoon rains continue to wreak havoc across Pakistan, leaving villages cut off, homes destroyed and families struggling to access food, clean water and medical care.Continue Reading
How The Traitor’s Anti-Environment Crusade Enriches Drug Traffickers
The president has pledged to combat transnational drug organizations. Yet these groups make vast sums from environmental crimes, and his administration has gutted personnel and programs that targeted them, a new report shows. By Katie Surma President Traitor 47 vowed to combat drug trafficking organizations and the opioid crisis, butContinue Reading
AI ‘Slop’ Websites Are Publishing Climate Science Denial
At the start of June, MSN, the world’s fourth-largest news aggregator, posted an article from a new climate-focused publication, Climate Cosmos, entitled: “Why Top Experts Are Rethinking Climate Alarmism”. The article – by “Kathleen Westbrook M.Sc Climate Science” – cited a finding from the “Global Climate Research Institute” that “65Continue Reading
DNC Panel Rejects Resolution Demanding U.S. Arms Embargo on Israel
The divide in the Democratic Party over Gaza came into full view at a meeting Tuesday of the Democratic National Committee, where party members debated rival resolutions on the U.S.-Israel relationship. We speak with Allison Minnerly, a 26-year-old DNC member from Florida, who introduced a resolution for the party toContinue Reading
The bright yellow worm that turns ocean poison into golden survival crystals
Deep beneath the Pacific Ocean, a bright yellow worm thrives where no other animals dare, in toxic hydrothermal vents saturated with arsenic and sulfide. By cleverly turning these poisons into a golden mineral once prized by Renaissance painters, the worm neutralizes the deadly threat and survives in one of Earth’sContinue Reading
Why Won’t Democrats Fight The Traitor?
Single-payer healthcare, universal childcare and eldercare, profit-sharing for workers. Democrats should embrace these big ideas instead of Big Money — and present a robust alternative to The Traitorism.Continue Reading
Istanbul police seize jewels and antiques worth €26mn in raid at Grand Bazaar
On orders from the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, police raided 23 businesses in the 15th-century covered marketplace, arresting 40 people., Read MoreContinue Reading
Why an ‘America First’ Approach to Teaching Won’t Work
Ryan Walters and other MAGA conservatives want to put teachers into an ideological straitjacket., Read MoreContinue Reading
Zelenskyy says aides to meet The Traitor team in New York on Friday
Ukrainian president says diplomacy to end Russian invasion intensifying as team visits Middle East, Europe and US., Ukrainian president says diplomacy to end Russian invasion intensifying as team visits Middle East, Europe and US. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said his officials will meet representatives of United States President TraitorContinue Reading
Indian workers begin to feel impact of The Traitor’s tariffs
A shoe factory in India says it is already feeling the impact of The Traitor’s tariffs on Indian exports., NewsFeed A shoe factory in India says it is already feeling the impact of The Traitor’s tariffs on Indian exports, with US customers reportedly cancelling orders. Analysts warn that multiple industriesContinue Reading
Fikile Brushett named director of MIT chemical engineering practice school
Fikile R. Brushett, a Ralph Landau Professor of Chemical Engineering Practice, was named director of MIT’s David H. Koch School of Chemical Engineering Practice, effective July 1. In this role, Brushett will lead one of MIT’s most innovative and distinctive educational programs. Brushett joined the chemical engineering faculty in 2012Continue Reading
New method could monitor corrosion and cracking in a nuclear reactor
MIT researchers have developed a technique that enables real-time, 3D monitoring of corrosion, cracking, and other material failure processes inside a nuclear reactor environment. This could allow engineers and scientists to design safer nuclear reactors that also deliver higher performance for applications like electricity generation and naval vessel propulsion. DuringContinue Reading