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PolicyBurnham and Badenoch Revive Red vs Blue Politics
Burnham and Badenoch revive red versus blue politics as Reform lands a £36m donation, with Labour and Tories both buoyant.
SpaceAir-Breathing Plasma Engine for VLEO Satellites
A new plasma engine design could let VLEO satellites fuel on thin air, using an RF Helicon thruster and a specular intake to stay aloft.
SecurityClaude Misuse Report: Hacks to Bioweapons
Anthropic's new report documents Claude misuse across hacking, disinformation, and attempted bioweapons development over eight months.
GamingMarvel's Wolverine critical consensus lands at Metacritic 78
Marvel's Wolverine critical consensus lands at Metacritic 78 as critics cite dated mechanics, repetitive combat, and linear design despite strong characters.
AIAI Agents Fix Supply Chain's Slow Response Gap
AI agents can close the gap between supply chain detection and action, executing bounded decisions before exceptions get expensive.
ScienceFossil shells flip spirals worldwide, study finds
Fossil shells flip spirals globally every few millennia, a new study of foraminifera chirality hypothesizes a cryptic species sweep, not temperature.
Biz & ITWhat ClickFix Attacks Mean for Your Team
ClickFix attacks are viral, tricking users into pasting terminal commands. Here is how to defend your systems.
CarsWhy Filip Chose the Škoda Enyaq Over the Tesla Model Y
Filip once called EVs 'electric junk.' After 5,000 km in a Škoda Enyaq, the former diesel loyalist explains why he now prefers it to the Tesla Model Y.
TechSolar Geoengineering Road Map Sets $370M Research Plan
Reflective's solar geoengineering road map lays out a decade of stratospheric aerosol injection research costing about $370 million if coordinated.
PolicyAmazon Sued Over Denied Pregnancy Accommodations in Warehouses
Four women sue Amazon over pregnancy accommodations, alleging denied bathroom breaks, chairs, and seats, leading to termination at New York warehouses.
SpaceEurope will go it alone on its Venus mission
Europe will go it alone on its Venus mission after NASA determined it was unlikely to provide a US-built radar instrument for the Envision spacecraft.
