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Decades behind schedule, US now destroying last of its chemical weapons

US Army says the work to destroy the arsenal is just about finished

Despite global hikes of interest rates, inflation proves unrelenting

The worst spike in inflation that many advanced economies have seen in decades underscores the global forces driving prices higher

Why a 'cage match' between Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg may be no joke

Talks over a matchup between the two have progressed and the parameters of an event are taking shape

Elon Musk's Tesla may have already won the charging technology wars

Some industry officials fear that the messy corporate jockeying over charging technology could discourage people from buying electric cars

In classrooms, teachers put artificial intelligence tutoring bots to test

Drakeford knew that "consonant" might be an unfamiliar word to some students. So she suggested they ask Khanmigo, a new tutoring bot that uses artificial intelligence (AI), for help

Adventure tourism: Extreme travel is inspiring new types of insurance

Adventure tourism is expected to bring in more than $1 trillion of revenue globally by 2030, up from an expected $316.6 billion in 2022

Bankruptcy in the name of efficiency

Government, these books say, has been remarkably supportive of an industry that has helped hasten downward mobility and widen economic inequality

Russia sought to kill high-ranking intelligence official in Florida

A failed plot to assassinate a C.I.A. spy in 2020 in part led to expulsions of the agency's chief in Moscow and his Russian counterpart in Washington

1848: Reaction and response

The sense of failure that hovers around 1848 cannot be dispelled by counting the rail lines laid down in its aftermath

Reddit Groups go silent amid AI-Linked fee dispute: Who gets affected?

Many said the new pricing scheme could kill off some of the most popular third-party apps that many users rely on to browse and comment on the site

Golden Globe Awards sold, Hollywood Foreign Press group shut down

After a series of ethics, finance and diversity scandals, the embattled awards show will continue but the group that was behind it for decades will not

Omens from a Canadian wildfire

Journalist and author John Vaillant's book explores the devastating wildfire that engulfed Fort McMurray, revealing the ominous implications of climate change and the destructive power of fire

How traders win big when society collapses

Perhaps what comes through most strongly is just how many theories there are about how financial markets behave

After mass layoffs, Mark Zuckerberg plans to reboot Meta's culture

He told Meta employees how he planned to get the company back on track

Binance used two American banks to move billions of dollars, says SEC

In court filings, the SEC accountant, Sachin Verma, detailed a tangle of transactions that companies associated with the giant cryptocurrency exchange had made through two banks

Hollywood directors ink deal with studios, writers still on strike

The tentative agreement includes improvements in wages and guardrails around artificial intelligence

A tale of five hacks

"Fancy Bear" and "Cozy Bear" refer to cyberespionage units linked to Russian intelligence that gained access to Democratic National Committee's computer systems before 2016 presidential election

As the US races ahead, Europe frets about battery factory subsidies

The European Union is trying to assemble the building blocks to produce electric cars, but subsidies are luring companies to the United States

US House passes debt limit bill in bipartisan vote to avert default

The Bill would defer the federal debt limit for two years

The content of a character

King Jr. was born in 1929. Were he alive he would be 94, the same age as Noam Chomsky. The prosperous King family lived on Auburn Avenue in Atlanta