Kurdish PKK Fighters Burn Weapons in Step Toward Peace With Turkey
The disarmament of the P.K.K., a group that has battled since the 1980s for Kurdish independence, could end a conflict that has killed more than 40,000 people.
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McKenzie Prillaman is a science and health journalist based in Washington, DC. She holds a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience from the University of Virginia and a master’s degree in science communication from the University of California, Santa Cruz. She was the spring 2023 intern at Science News.
From Hiddink to Pochettino: How the US’s journey to a home World Cup compares with South Korea 2002 | South Korea
If there has been some criticism of Mauricio Pochettino almost a year out from the 2026 World Cup, Guus Hiddink could have said the same – and more – in the summer of 2001, when he was on the receiving end of thrashings and a new, unflattering, nickname. A year and five days before South…
“We are not giving up”
Comedian-actor Kapil Sharma’s newly opened eatery in Canada, The Kap’s Cafe, issued a heartfelt statement after multiple rounds of gunfire were shot at the café’s exterior around midnight on July 9, just a couple of days after its launch. A video of the incident quickly surfaced online, leaving fans worried about the safety of the…
Are Investors Too Complacent About Tariffs and Rates Uncertainty?
Stocks have hit new highs despite President Trump’s escalating trade war. Some traders may be calling his bluff, but Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase advises caution.
Germany Takes an Unassuming Approach to Tax Cuts, in Contrast to Trump
Chancellor Friedrich Merz will pass an early plank of his domestic agenda into law on Friday, grounded in classical economic arguments.
We’re Light-Years Away from True Artificial Intelligence, Says Murderbot Author Martha Wells
Many people fear that if fully sentient machine intelligence ever comes to exist, it will take over the world. The real threat, though, is the risk of tech companies enslaving robots to drive up profits, author Martha Wells suggests in her far-future-set book series The Murderbot Diaries. In Wells’s world, machine intelligences inhabit spaceships and…
Hernandez fires parting shot at AC Milan
French international Theo Hernandez, who has joined Saudi club Al-Hilal, took a swing at AC Milan’s leadership as he bid farewell to the club and its fans on social media. Milan finished eighth in Serie A last season amid vociferous protests from supporters against the club’s American owners RedBird. Advertisement In a farewell post on…
The real workplace threat isn’t AI. It’s leadership disconnect
This isn’t a nostalgic plea for ‘pre-AI’ leadership. It’s a call for leaders to show employees they’re something AI can never be: human. The steam engine in the 19th century, the microprocessor chip in the 20th—companies that figured out how to use them thrived; those that didn’t declined. And now the race to embrace AI…
Banijay Hired Welfare Coach To Help ‘MasterChef’ Star
EXCLUSIVE: MasterChef producer Banijay UK hired a full-time welfare specialist to support presenter Gregg Wallace as he faced misconduct allegations. Two sources tell Deadline that the coach provided bespoke advice to Wallace for seven months after claims emerged last year that he behaved inappropriately on the set of BBC series MasterChef. Banijay declined to comment….