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Pentagon to adopt Palantir AI as core US military system
Memo says. Source link
Home building costs soaring 'like COVID again' on Middle East supply shocks
From sand to concrete, suppliers are bringing in “emergency fuel levies” as petrol prices soar due to the war in the Middle East. Major companies that supply pipes for plumbing are even warning of shortages. Source link
Conditions are ripe for a party of grievance like One Nation to keep growing
One Nation delivers its best electoral result in nearly 30 years, demonstrating that opinion polls showing its vote rising was not a political beat-up but a real electoral phenomenon that will lead to a political reckoning in Australian politics. Source link
"CanisterWorm" supply chain malware attacks npm
Rickrolling worm uses blockchain for command and control. Source link
Markets want to believe all will be OK as Iran war threatens global economy
The markets’ benign assessment of the Iran war is wrong and the damage to the global economy could get worse. Source link
The most viewed photograph in history turns 30. Here's how Bill Gates was involved
Plastered across screens in offices, schools and homes globally, Bliss is one of the most well-known images in the world. Source link
US, Germany, Canada disrupt botnets
Infected millions of devices worldwide. Source link
Summer of cricket schedule includes four Tests in 31 days
Cricket Australia has been forced into starting the core part of its Test summer in Perth on a Wednesday, as a result of the most congested schedule in the sport’s history. Source link
Green continues winning form with Australian WPGA Championship victory
Hannah Green’s glittering run of form continues, winning the Australian WPGA Championship for a third consecutive year. Source link
King offers selectors more headaches with T20 wickets
Alana King adds more intrigue to Australia’s spin dilemma, strengthening her T20 World Cup claims with two more wickets to save her side from an upset loss to West Indies. Source link