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Two years after Russia invaded Ukraine, the war has produced no winners. It has become increasingly hard to imagine that it will.

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For the first time, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture lifted up an orbital-class New Glenn rocket on its Florida launch pad — with the billionaire boss keeping watch. “Just incredible to see New Glenn on the pad at LC-36,” Bezos wrote today in an Instagram post that referred to Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. “Big year ahead. Let’s go!” Blue Origin’s CEO, Dave Limp, agreed that the sight was incredible. “...

Fubo: Media giants' anticompetitive tactics already killed PS Vue, other streamers.

Reddit, which bills itself as "the front page of the internet" is reportedly selling access to user-generated content to an unnamed AI company for $60 million annually, fueling ethical concerns as the social media platform prepares for its potential $5 billion IPO.

Nearly 11 percent of the students aren't fully immunized, prompting concerns of broader infection.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: The Alabama Supreme Court on Friday ruled that frozen embryos are "children," entitled to full personhood rights, and anyone who destroys them could be liable in a wrongful death case. The first-of-its-kind ruling throws into question the future...

The video shows a man gesturing in the air while wearing the US$3,499 augmented reality goggles as he crosses the street.

Not even ChatGPT could invent a case to make this stick.