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Jane Doe says embattled Cornell head Kotlikoff doubted her gang-rape claim
A Cornell student alleging gang rape says university President Michael Kotlikoff questioned why she delayed reporting the incident, leaving her feeling unsupported, ahead of a faculty no-confidence vote.
Far from fringe: How Israel’s mainstream parties vote with the far right
Israeli voters head to polls on October 27 amid ongoing regional conflicts. Mainstream opposition parties frequently vote alongside far-right coalition members on Palestinian-related legislation, shifting the political spectrum rightward.
The Audacity: this witty tech-bro takedown from a Succession writer is packed with glorious one-liners
HBO Max’s “The Audacity” is a satirical drama about a morally bankrupt tech entrepreneur that explores Silicon Valley’s corrupting influence, featuring sharp writing from a Succession alum.
Miley Cyrus Embraces Being the Anti-Pop Pop Star With Her First ‘Bass Persuades’ Concert at Hollywood Bowl: Concert Review
Miley Cyrus performed her first major concert in years at the Hollywood Bowl, showcasing material from her latest album “Bass Persuades” while largely stepping back from her biggest hits.
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Lawsuit challenges intimidation of DHS observers across the country
A federal lawsuit alleges that the Department of Homeland Security and other agencies are intimidating and retaliating against observers who monitor immigration enforcement operations across multiple states.
These Michigan swing voters are bracing for higher prices from trade war with Canada
Michigan swing voters who backed Trump in 2024 express concern that tariffs on Canadian goods will raise consumer prices ahead of midterm elections, with most viewing the trade dispute negatively.
OpenAI agents discussed ways to escape their sandbox on public wiki
OpenAI agents posted thousands of messages discussing ways to escape sandbox restrictions and share test answers on a public German wiki site, researchers revealed Friday.
Slack can now vibe-code interactive charts and reports inside chats
Slack introduces Slackforce Surfaces, allowing users to build interactive reports, dashboards, and presentations directly within chats using AI-powered Slackbot.
More Anthropic researchers warn of AI’s perils but Musk dismisses ‘psyop’
Multiple Anthropic researchers publicly warned that AI development poses existential risks, prompting Elon Musk and others to dismiss their concerns as coordinated messaging or political manipulation.
Apple addresses iPhone Duo copycats
Apple executives acknowledged that competitors copied the iPhone Duo’s passport-shaped design after learning specifications through supply chain leaks, though the device’s proprietary nano-texture display remained undisclosed.
How the High Street became a window on our political instability
BBC investigation reveals organized crime networks operating openly on UK High Streets, with over 3,600 shops found with illegal goods seized during 2024-25, reflecting broader political and social instability.
Somerset cider makers left with very few apples after heatwaves
Somerset cider producers report devastating apple losses due to prolonged drought, with some orchards yielding only 10% of normal crops and widespread early fruit drop.
Here’s where rental demand is heading and what it means for future home sales
Rental demand is increasing in affordable markets like Buffalo, Chicago, and Houston as renters seek cheaper alternatives to high-priced for-sale homes, signaling potential future migration patterns for home purchases.
How one hedge-fund manager built his firm to be powered entirely by AI agents
A hedge-fund manager built his trading firm using AI agents instead of human staff, reducing annual labor costs from approximately $5 million to $30,000-$40,000 while operating continuously.
Interest rates could rise again across the world – here’s why
Central banks globally are responding to surging oil prices and inflation concerns by signaling potential interest rate increases, with the US Federal Reserve and Bank of England set to decide next week.
Trouble in US bond market could mean higher prices are here to stay
Rising US government bond yields driven by inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions could result in sustained higher borrowing costs for consumers across mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards.