OpenAI resumes frontier AI training after security overhaul, discloses flaw in widely used software
Separately on Thursday, AI safety evaluators METR and Redwood Research said they found several new vulnerabilities in OpenAIs internal system
Lumina simulation brings the early universe to life on a record-breaking scale
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and Nancy Roman Space Telescope are revealing the universe
Experienced teachers are quitting or reducing their hours
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Assessment tool helps schools look at students holistically
Researchers in the Neag School of Education are bringing a whole child screening assessment to a company that provides schools with a connected set of solutions that turn every student signal into timely, equitable, coordinated and measurable tools to track and manage supports.
Every shallow-water coral reef ecosystem in Australia faces an extremely high risk of collapse by 2075, driven largely by projected ocean warming, according to a global assessment.
Supercurrent enables the reading of quantum information without destroying it
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Storms batter Europe, hitting power supplies, flights and phones
Storms battered northern Europe on Sunday, cutting power to more than 150,000 homes, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights and silencing phone networks.
Monarchs report their locations via
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How screening tools measure disadvantage may leave rural communities overlooked for public support
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Patterns of polar vortices discovered in lead-free superlattices on silicon
A team at HZB has, for the first time, reported polar vortices in (BaTiO
Protecting children from harm isn
In Quebec and across Canada, people working in child welfare do remarkable work to protect children and youth from maltreatment and to support families facing complex challenges.
A few seconds of loading time can push online learners off track
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The most comprehensive record yet of carbon dioxide stored underground through geological carbon dioxide storage has been published today, revealing that 43.6 million metric tons were sequestered in 2024 alone
Scientists Trapped an Antimatter Particle for Months to Study Its Secrets
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Oil Spills Wreak Havoc on the Bottom of the Ocean, Even a Decade Later
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What the US Movement Against Data Centers Can Learn From Abroad
Paris Marx, author of Hyperscale, has been tracking global data center development for years. The US has a lot to learn from what
Illegal live-wire fences behind 92% of elephant electrocutions in Assam: Study
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Feral dogs a major threat to vultures in Thar desert, study finds
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In 1987, biologists captured the last free-flying condor to transfer it to captivity, and the largest flying North American bird species was officially declared extinct in the wild. Today, after decades of coordinated efforts and millions of dollars spent on captive breeding and reintroduction efforts, more than 300 condors have been restored to their natural environment.
Tests reveal why titanium additions do not fully prevent pitting corrosion in stainless steel
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Brighton has turned into the Premier League's most incisive team under Fabian Hurzeler
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1856 portrait of New York's first licensed Black lawyer sold for $230,400
A photograph that fetched $882 at a New York auction last year has now been identified as a portrait of George Boyer Vashon, the first licensed African American lawyer in New York State. Experts recognized its historical significance, leading Sotheby's to auction it for an astonishing $230,400, far surpassing its initial estimate. This revelation underscores the profound impact of historical context on art valuation.
Europe's Unrest Spirals As Riots, Stone-Throwing and Police Clashes Spread Across Cities
Europe is witnessing a fresh wave of violent protests, with clashes between demonstrators and police erupting across Albania, Belgium, Italy and France. As anger spills onto the streets, fears are growing over the scale of the continent's mounting unrest.In Albania's capital, Tirana, protesters hurled stones at police, while officers deployed water cannons during demonstrations demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. The protests have been fuelled by allegations of government corruption, unemployment and poor education standards. The unrest has also drawn attention to a controversial luxury tourism project linked to an investment firm founded by Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.Meanwhile, Brussels witnessed clashes between police and student protesters, while Turin saw demonstrators confront riot police amid Italy's wider cost-of-living crisis. In France, police fired tear gas during fresh protests in Lyon and Nantes.
Farooq Abdullah's comments on Pakistan and Kashmir draw flak
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Single X-ray pulse reveals plasma nanostructures across scales with one camera
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Massive fire breaks out in Srinagar's Karan Nagar, F&ES on job
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Jackson scores twice as Aston Villa end Man City's perfect start
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Bobb's late strike secures Fulham win at Coventry
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UAE's Ras Al Khaimah Shuts All Beaches After Oil Spill In Neighbouring Cities
Since the start of the US-Israeli war with Iran, attacks on commercial vessels in Gulf shipping lanes have heightened concerns about maritime security.
Saudi issues 'potential danger' warning for Mecca, Jeddah
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Madhya Pradesh has transferred 317.86 crore in Rabi 202526 crop insurance payouts to eligible farmers under PMFBY, benefiting nearly 16.70 lakh applicants. Details here.
Will Dhoni Return for IPL 2027? Here's What He Said
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FIFA's embattled president Gianni Infantino said he has the backing of the vast, vast majority of soccer despite his failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup.
Sren Kierkegaards famous quote from his 1843 book Either/Or explores a dilemma that many people face: whether to laugh at the world's foolishness or feel troubled by it, neither response can guarantee peace of mind. The Danish philosopher's words raise a deeper question about life's choices, the regret that can follow them and why avoiding difficult decisions does not always make things easier.
DOJ wants California to set aside 20,000 voters' ballots. The state is refusing.
The Justice Department is pressing California election officials to set aside mail-in ballots from people it believes are noncitizens. It is warning that officials who count those ballots could face criminal charges. Federal prosecutors sent letters Friday to county election offices across the state, giving them 48 hours to work with federal agencies to determine who on a government list is a citizen. NBC News reported that the letters went to 57 of Californias 58 counties. Los Angeles County received a similar letter last week. The secretary of state and Los Angeles County have refused the demand, and other counties are weighing their response. The fight is now before a federal appeals court, 10 days before Election Day. Heres what to know. What is the Justice Department asking for? The department wants counties to segregate not cancel the mail-in ballots of people on its list until their citizenship can be confirmed, according to a letter to San Bernardino County obtained by NBC News . That countys list included 1,133 names. It also asked counties to send identifying information about the voters on the list, including Social Security numbers and copies of their registrations, the AP reported . Any election official who knowingly processes the ballot of a noncitizen is opening themselves to legal jeopardy, said Bill Essayli, the first assistant U.S. attorney in Los Angeles, who signed the letters. Why does the administration say its necessary? The Department of Homeland Security compared Californias voter registration files with federal immigration records. It flagged more than 20,000 people it says are likely noncitizens who are registered to vote, according to a Justice Department release . Under California law, every registered voter is mailed a ballot. Only U.S. citizens may vote in federal and state elections. Even one noncitizen vote cancels out the ballot of an American citizen, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in the release. Essayli says the request is limited. Were not asking California to take any drastic steps other than to sequester the ballots from the suspected noncitizens, he told Fox News . Why is California refusing? State officials say the federal data hasnt been verified, and that acting on it could keep eligible citizens from voting. In court filings, lawyers for the state argued that counties lack both the authority and the federal records needed to check citizenship. They also said the demand could delay certification of the results. Some ballots cant be pulled back at all. Once a mail-in ballots signature is verified, it is separated from its envelope and counted with the others. Hundreds of thousands of ballots have already been processed, according to court filings. Dean Logan, the countys top election official, said the letters carry a posture of intimidation and threats just before the election, CNN reported . Sen. Alex Padilla, a Democrat of California, said the administration has not provided any evidence for their claims of massive voter fraud. How common is noncitizen voting? Cases do happen, but reviews have found very few. In 2024, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, audited the states voter rolls and found 20 noncitizens among about 8.2 million registered voters. Federal claims have not always held up. In August, DHS told Nevada officials it had flagged about 15,900 possible noncitizen registrants. It later said that number was preliminary and that it had confirmed only 185 through manual review, CNN reported . In September, Nevada officials said their own review found that all 185 were U.S. citizens. DHS disputes that finding. What does this mean for California voters? For now, nothing has changed. No court has ordered California to set aside any ballots, and counties are still processing the ballots voters return. Voters can check the status of their ballot through the secretary of states ballot tracking tool . What happens next? The Justice Department sued California and Los Angeles County on Oct. 15 to block the ballots from being counted. U.S. District Judge David Carter scheduled a hearing for Tuesday. The department asked the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to step in sooner, and the appeals court ordered California to respond by noon Saturday. This article originally appeared on Yahoo News at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/article/doj-tells-california-counties-to-set-aside-ballots-from-suspected-noncitizens-heres-what-to-know-181004310.html
She just keeps on going!: Trump loses patience at reporter as he defends Vivek Ramaswamy's ad
She just keeps on going!: Trump loses patience at reporter as he defends Vivek Ramaswamy's ad
PNG service launched in Dumraon's Textile colony
Himanta Sarma Backs PM's Attack On Congress At NDTV World Summit
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'No one is above the law': Hunter Biden Laptop saga returns; 2 Ex-FBI officers charged for lying
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INDIA bloc to hold 'public impeachment' of CEC Gyanesh Kumar on Oct 30
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Telangana's Revenue Receipts Rise By 19.6% In H1 FY-2026-27: CAG
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Ashraful no longer Bangladesh's batting coach
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Sonia Gandhi debuts on X with a 'jab we met' teaser
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'Can no longer breathe': Thousands protest in Turkey over media crackdown
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Macron's France On The Edge Again As Fresh Protests Engulf Cities; Tear Gas Hurled In Lyon, Nantes
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'My Real Name Is...': Ilhan Omar Confirms Trump Was Right About Her Name? | Watch
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With Diwali approaching, there is a festive glow everywhere, and cinemas are lively with a variety of films. The weekend has brought an increase in footfall, offering audiences a wide range of choices, from action-packed movies to horror-comedies. Let's take a look at how much each film earned today, Saturday.
A distant Pacific phenomenon may be drying Indias north, says study
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One dead in fire in Noida's Sector 126, LPG cylinders found inside premises
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An alleged apology letter issued by Etihad has emerged on X. The company has offered a 75% refund to the affected passengers. Check out rules by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
Don't WhatsApp me: Omar to MLAs ahead of cabinet rejig
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Frank Lloyd Wright's 1939 LA house at risk from neglect, experts warn
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Helen Mirren fights to save Italy's 1,500-year-old olives after 22m trees lost
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Power bank catches fire in Mumbai local train's ladies' coach near Ghatkopar
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Centre extends defence secretary's tenure by one year
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'Opposes BJP by lineage': BJP MLA's swipe at Naseeruddin Shah over SRFTI row
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EC declares UP MLC poll at three Agra stations 'void', orders repoll on October 26
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'NO SUPERPOWER CAN SUSTAIN WITHOUT...': Mark Carney Slams Trump In Front Of Erdogan Amid Trade War
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Kevin Vallejos wants Alexander Volkanovski to stay at featherweight and defend the title against him after UFC 333. The 18-1 Argentine faces Aljamain Sterling at UFC Qatar next month.
Act of treason: BJP slams Farooq Abdullah for 'Pak protecting Kashmiris' remark
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The Miz thought his WWE career could be over after his heated Talking Smack confrontation with Daniel Bryan in 2016. He later revealed how Vince McMahon and Kevin Dunn reacted to the promo and why their messages changed his fears into relief.
Indonesia's soy sauce exports reach US$18.81M
Nikki Bella Sends A Direct Message To Chelsea Green Before Their WWE Women's Championship Match
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Manchester City's Perfect Start To Premier League Ended By Unai Emery's Aston Villa
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 24 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Saturday lashed out at National Conference (NC) President Farooq Abdullah after he credited Pakistan for saving Kashmiris, calling it reason and asking him to apologise for his controversial remarks. The Congress also called the remark wrong, asserting that Kashmir is secure because it is an integral part of India. Earlier on Saturday, the former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah said that the intentions of Indian State towards Kashmiris are not ight, and it is due to Pakistan's diplomatic effort that their voice are being heard globally. Responding to Farooq Abdullah's remark, BJP national spokesperson RP Singh said: Farooq Abdullah should also look across the border and see the plight of Kashmiris on the other side. Kashmir is doing well here because Article 370 was abrogated and it was fully integrated with India, due to which crores of tourists visit Kashmir, leading to economic development of the region. BJP leader Ravinder Raina called Farooq Abdullah's remarks highly condemnable and irresponsible. Speaking to IANS, Raina said: Farooq Abdullah has committed treason against the nation. The Pakistan that provided weaponsbombs, guns, pistols, bullets, and grenadesto terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir, the Pakistan that infiltrated terrorists into Kashmir and killed thousands and lakhs of innocent people here, how can that country be a well-wisher to Kashmiris? He (Farooq Abdullah) should apologise to the nation or else legal action should be taken against him, he added. VHP national spokesperson Vinod Bansal told IANS that the former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister keeps changing his stance from time to time. He (Farooq Abdullah) lives in India but sings praises of Pakistan, he told IANS. In a post on social media platform X, Bansal also asked the NC patron to apologise for his Pakistan-loving, anti-national statement, urging for legal action if he fails to do so. He added that food from India and praise for sinful Pakistan will no longer be tolerated. Echoing that the statement is clearly an act of treason against India, the VHP Chief said: It should also be examined whether Farooq Abdullah, through such statements, is attempting to mislead Kashmiri youth and is part of an anti-India conspiracy aimed at fulfilling the opposition leaders' dream of regime change. Meanwhile, Congress leader Udit Raj also criticised Farooq Abdullah, saying: This is very wrong. Pakistan, on the contrary, promotes terrorist activities in our country... Is Pakistan taking care of Kashmir? He should not have said this, it reflects ungratefulness. While acknowledging Farooq Abdullah's political experience, Congress leader Choudhary Lal Singh said: His remarks may be rooted in his own personal experience, however, I do not agree with what he has said. What standing does Pakistan have to 'save' Jammu & Kashmir? If Jammu and Kashmir is secure today, it is because it is an integral part of India. Congress leader Husain Dalwai echoed that while the National Conference Chief is a respected leader, it was wrong for him to make such a statement. Praising Pakistan is absolutely wrong. It was because of the partition of India and Pakistan that Muslims were left facing a complicated situation. We are still bearing the consequences of the mistakes made by Jinnah, he told IANS. Congress MP Imran Masood also said he does not agree with the former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister's statement. Why Farooq Abdullah made this statement is something I cannot understand. Because Sheikh Abdullah's stance was always aligned with India...we do not condemn or support any external interference in our internal matters, he told IANS.
Rey Mysterio's WWE Retirement Plans: 5 Matches That Could Make His Final Year Unforgettable
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Tilak Varma's evolution from No. 3 to finisher impresses Mitchell Santner
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Chandrababu Naidu compares Jagan Mohan to 'Kansa' from Mahabharata over niece's wedding row
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday compared YSR Congress Party leader YS Jagan Mohan Reddy to the mythological character Kamsa from the Mahabharata and accused him of obstructing his nieces wedding at...
Anti-Pollution Curbs Return To Delhi: Why Reactive Bans Can't Fix Air Crisis
While the effects of pollution have been felt later than usual in Delhi this year, the relief may be short-lived.
CM Naidu, YSRCP trade charges over 'violence' during Andhra local body polls
N Chandrababu Naidu accused YSRCP of attempting to disrupt local body elections through violence and criminal activities. He alleged that YSRCP members created disturbances and intimidated candidates in various locations. Naidu claimed YSRCP was spreading fake propaganda and had filed fake litigations in court. In response, YSRCP leader Ambati Rambabu asserted the ruling government was undermining democracy and facilitating violence.
