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#SelfHarmAwareness #TeenSafety #SocialMediaResponsibility
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Instagram to Alert Teens' Parents of Repeated Self-Harm Searches
Instagram will alert parents if teens repeatedly search for self-harm or suicide terms, starting next week.
Instagram said it would alert parents if their teens repeatedly search for terms related to self-harm or suicide, stepping up efforts to protect minors as several governments weigh social-media bans for younger users.
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#OpenSource #SoftwareIndustry #ArtificialIntelligence
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Opinion | The Software Industry Will Survive AI
Open-source code, from Linux to Netscape, was supposed to cause its collapse in the 1990s.
Software stocks have fallen into a bear market due to investors' fears that artificial intelligence will upend the industry.
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#Software #Investing #ArtificialIntelligence
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The $1.6 Trillion Meltdown That Swept Through Software Stocks
Created with Highcharts 9. 1Software vs. S&P 500Source: FactSet*State Street SPDR S&P Software & Services ETF
One of the 21st century's hottest sectors has become a market albatross.
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#EpsteinScandal #AcademicEthics #HigherEducation
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Epstein Used His Fortune to Infiltrate America's Most Prestigious Universities
Just this week, Richard Axel, a Nobel laureate Columbia professor, and Lawrence Summers, the decorated economist and former Harvard president, stepped down from positions at their institutions because of their Epstein ties.
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#AmericanDream #ExpatLife #RemoteWork
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Americans Are Leaving the U.S. in Record Numbers
The new American dream, for some of its citizens, is to no longer live there.
In the cobblestoned streets of Lisbon, so many Americans are snapping up apartments that the newest arrivals complain they mostly hear their own language -- not Portuguese.
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#JusticeDepartment #EpsteinFiles #TrumpAllegations
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DOJ to Review Whether Epstein Files About Trump Were Improperly Withheld
The Justice Department said it is reviewing whether it improperly withheld some Epstein files, including Federal Bureau of Investigation notes that detail unverified allegations made by a woman against President Trump.
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#IranPolicy #MilitaryAction #TrumpAdministration
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Opinion | Trump and the Stakes in Iran
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and CIA director John Ratcliffe briefed Congressional leaders Tuesday on President Trump's Iran policy, and Members emerged saying the chance of war in the near future is high.
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#WorldTrade #Economy #AITechnology
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World Trade Surged in 2025 Despite Higher Tariffs
World trade flows grew at a faster rate last year despite a jump in U. S. tariffs, but are expected to slow this year as the higher duties take their toll, although a boom in AI-related investment may once again offset some of those headwinds.
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#Venezuela #DrugTrafficking #Cooperation
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Former Venezuelan Generals Seek to Assist Maduro's U.S. Prosecution
Former Venezuelan Maj. Gen. Cliver Alcal谩, serving a nearly 22-year sentence, offered to collaborate with the U. S. government against Nicol谩s Maduro, Venezuela's ousted president.
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#Venezuela #IllegalMining #EnvironmentalImpact
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Violent Militias Stand Between the U.S. and Venezuela's Vast Mineral Riches
But getting at the riches of the jungle won't be easy. Armed criminal groups control vast swaths of territory in southern Venezuela, including the gold and coltan mines.
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#Immigration #StateOfTheUnion #PoliticalDebate
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Tense Exchange Between Trump and Rep. Ilhan Omar Over Migrants in Minnesota
In the tensest moment so far during President Trump's State of the Union address, Trump and several Minnesota lawmakers exchanged harsh words over the administration's mass deportation agenda, which has led to the deaths of two U.
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#BillGates #Epstein #Philanthropy
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Exclusive | Bill Gates Apologizes to Foundation Staff Over Epstein Ties
Bill Gates apologized to staff of the Gates Foundation over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, admitting he made mistakes that had cast a cloud over the philanthropic group while insisting he didn't participate in Epstein's crimes.
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#AmericaFirst #Liberty #Leadership
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Read Excerpts From President Trump's Prepared Remarks
Here are some excerpts from President Trump's prepared remarks, according to the White House:
"Tonight, after just one year, I can say with dignity and pride that we have achieved a transformation like no one has ever seen before, and a turnaround for the ages.
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#NuclearPolicy #ArmsControl #VaccineDevelopment
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Did China Secretly Test a Nuke? / The FDA Reversal on an mRNA Flu Shot - Opinion: Potomac Watch - WSJ Podcasts
American officials say they believe China held a nuclear test in 2020, and President Trump reserves the right to do the same, as the New Start arms-control treaty with Russia hits its expiration date this month.
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#FDA #AcceleratedApproval #RareDiseases
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Opinion | Who's in Charge at the FDA?
Commissioner Marty Makary talks about accelerated cures while biologics chief Vinay Prasad quietly scuttles them.
Food and Drug Administration chief Marty Makary boasted on these pages Monday about a new effort to allow more flexible reviews for drugs treating rare diseases.
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#SupremeCourt #ClimatePolicy #EnergySecurity
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Opinion | State Courts Can't Run Foreign Policy
The Supreme Court said Monday that it will review Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder, a case testing whether state and local governments can sue oil and gas companies over alleged climate-related harms -- effectively imposing their policies on the whole country.
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#PowerGrid #Cybersecurity #ArtificialIntelligence
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Opinion | AI Alone Won't Save Us From the Next Attack
Without a secure, modernized power grid, we will lack the electricity needed to defend ourselves.
I appreciate Anne Neuberger's excellent arguments in "AI Can Help Defend Against Cyberattacks" (op-ed, Feb.
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#Semiconductors #SupplyChain #Technology
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Inside Apple's Push to Build an All-American Chip
The world's largest chip maker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, or TSMC, is building the site, planning to spend $165 billion to build six chip plants and more, making it one of the largest construction projects in the U.
