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One in five Latino Texans who voted for President Donald Trump in 2024 would not support him again if given a redo, according to a new poll released Wednesday. In a survey of 500 registered Latino v

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Ukraine has struck an oil export terminal in St Petersburg hours before Russian President Vladimir Putin's annual economic forum got underway. The attack on St Petersburg, Putin's home city, and the

Access to Anthropic's most capable AI model has been extended to an additional 150 organizations, widening a program that uses frontier AI to find vulnerabilities in the world's most critical softwar

Fermented foods often get the most recognition for their role in gut health (which is deserved, as they provide beneficial bacteria to support the gut microbiome). However, their benefits don't stop

One of the nations largest white supremacist groups is rapidly expanding, adding hundreds of members across 49 states in the past two years. Internal documents leaked to USA TODAY show a coordinated

With Mercury and Neptune (in Cancer and Aries, respectively) squaring off today, itll be difficult to think clearly. You might get bogged down in minor details, imagining that theyre much more import

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The economics of AI development have been quietly changing how developers think about their hardware. Cloud GPU bills compound fast when youre iterating through a model dozens of times a day, and ev

Clashes in the Gulf region have escalated, with diplomacy showing little progress, as Bahrain and Kuwait report attacks by Iran, while the US military announces self-defence strikes on Irans Qeshm Is