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Some Brazilian users reconnected with X on Wednesday despite the Supreme Court's recent nationwide ban, the result of the social network apparently changing the way its servers are accessed. The reunion may be short-lived, however.
Some Indonesians have launched a pressure campaign demanding the University of Pennsylvania scrap a scholarship offered to President Joko Widodo’s daughter-in-law over her “tone-deaf” stance on attempts to revise the country’s election laws that sparked violent protests.
Scientists who helped pioneer artificial intelligence are warning that countries must create a global system of oversight to check the potentially grave risks posed by the fast-developing technology.
The vessel returned to Puerto Princesa Port in Palawan on Sunday to a hero’s welcome, but not without incident: four of its 63 crew members required hospital treatment for dehydration.
Amy Cubbage’s first foray into parenthood began as it had for tens of thousands of American families before her: in a hotel room in China.
The Japanese battleship Yamato was underprepared when it embarked on a kamikaze mission against US forces invading Okinawa and sank near the end of World War II due to a naval officer misinterpreting a question by the emperor, according to new evidence that has emerged nearly 80 years ago after the battle.
However, noticeably absent from the flood of protest has been any acknowledgement of what critics argue is the greatest threat to the sector’s integrity: the entrenchment of a corporate culture that has prioritised profit, enriched university executives and private consultants, and left academics marginalised, demoralised and burned out.