Trump to meet China's Xi for the first time in second term as trade deal remains elusive
The confirmation of a Trump-Xi meeting signaled an intent to de-escalate tensions and put negotiations back on track, analysts said. Source link
We may finally know why birds sing at dawn
Birds all over the world break into a dawn chorus every morning – now experiments in zebra finches suggest both a mechanistic and a functional explanation for this phenomenon Source link
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell granted access to Adolf Hitler manifesto
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell is being provided with access to Mein Kampf — a political manifesto written by Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler — as he prepares for a contested court hearing. Source link
Whittle pays emotional tribute to Hefin David
The late Hefin David’s successor Lindsay Whittle pays tribute to him after his by-election win. Source link
Childcare workers charged with allegedly assaulting toddler multiple times
Little Zak’s Academy said it had “zero tolerance” for any conduct that compromised the wellbeing of a child. Source link
Safran Raises Outlook, Forecasts Residual Tariff Hit
The aerospace-industry supplier’s new 2025 outlook includes the impact of tariffs, which the company had excluded up until now due to uncertainty about their effect. Source link
Stephen Hawking on AI: Artificial Intelligence risks; humanity’s future
Theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking recognized AI’s immense potential to solve global challenges and improve lives. However, he also issued stark warnings about its risks, particularly the possibility of AI evolving beyond human control and posing an existential threat to civilization. Hawking urged for responsible development and strict ethical oversight to ensure AI benefits humanity. Source […]
Lithium Giant Cheers U.S., Australia Minerals Pact, Warns on Price Supports
Lithium Giant Cheers U.S., Australia Minerals Pact, Warns on Price Supports Source link
‘French things’: Who is the fedora-hat detective investigating Louvre museum heist? Internet’s latest obsession
Thieves stole 88 million euros in historic jewelry from the Louvre on Sunday, prompting the director’s resignation and exposing security flaws. Online, the heist has been meme-ified, with a viral image of a stylish man sparking speculation about a fedora-wearing detective. Investigators have found DNA traces and new footage of the gang, who used power […]
Vishvajit More carries forward Kolhapur's rich wrestling legacy by claiming back-to-back bronze at U23 Worlds
Kolhapur’s wrestling legacy continues with Vishvajit More, who became the first Indian Greco-Roman wrestler to win back-to-back U23 World Championship bronze medals. More secured his second consecutive medal in Serbia after a close victory in the 55kg bronze match, building on his previous success in Albania. Source link