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If the US forces me to choose between my two nationalities, I choose France – and Europe

Proposals to change US citizenship rules leaves dual citizens like me caught in the crossfire. If push comes to shove, I know where my loyalty lies, says Guardian columnist Alexander Hurst

The Guardian - UK

PHOTO ESSAY: In Texas, a former Chinese official targeted by Beijing's surveillance finds refuge

The Chinese government is using an increasingly powerful tool to control and monitor its own officials: Surveillance technology, much of it originating in the United States, an Associated Press investigation has found.

The Independent UK

AI browsers can be tricked into stealing your data — here's how to protect yourself

When using AI-powered browsers, make sure to protect yourself with these five security tips.

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Weak Password Mistakes Trigger Disastrous Hacks — Millions Affected Worldwide

Weak passwords are driving massive global data breaches. From the 16 billion credential leak to McDonald's, Yahoo, and even the Louvre Museum, experts warn that better password hygiene is essential. Here is what you can do.

International Business Times UK

Columbia University Faculty Behaving Badly

A new report out of Columbia University documents abuses of faculty prerogatives and general outrageous misbehavior on the part of… The post Columbia University Faculty Behaving Badly appeared first on Reason.com.

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AI Has Its Place in Law, But Lawyers Who Treat It as a Replacement Can Risk Trust, Ethics, and Their Clients' Futures

AI can surface information faster, distill documents in seconds, and highlight relevant patterns across thousands of cases. But that speed alone does not equate to understanding, accountability, or ethical responsibility.

International Business Times

Hospitals Are Issuing More Denials for “Non-Urgent” Winter Procedures

Hospitals across the United States are facing mounting challenges during the winter months, leading to delays or denials of procedures classified as “non-urgent.” Seniors are...

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Ohio Rejected 891 Vanity Plates This Year. Some of Them Are Hilarious

The heavy hand of government censorship is at it again. This year, Ohio officials silenced hundreds of car owners looking to make a statement with custom license plates. The state's Bureau of Motor Vehicles has denied 891 vanity plate requests so far this year, and some of them are pretty…

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There are no coincidences’: Bizarre explosion rips through supposed Roswell alien storage just as UFO files were brought up again

What a strange coincidence...

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‘It is here’: Man diagnosed with deadly lung disease after years of working with one of the most popular kitchen materials in America

Your dream kitchen comes with a lethal hidden cost.

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Ilhan Omar 'Dirty Dandy' Husband Resurfaces in S. Africa as Trump Rages Over Her Marriage History

Ilhan Omar's second husband Ahmed Elmi resurfaces in South Africa as a 'dirty dandy' while President Trump launches new investigations into their alleged sibling marriage fraud.

International Business Times UK

New Poll Shows Americans Reject Dual Citizenship Ban, 60% Say Immigrants to Keep Their Original Citizenship

A YouGov poll reveals 60% of Americans oppose Senator Bernie Moreno's dual citizenship ban, with most believing immigrants should keep their original nationality after naturalisation.

International Business Times UK

America’s anti-European attitudes are centred on perceptions of military weakness and the decline of native populations

The new US national security strategy marks a significant historical turn. It shifts the focus from global overpopulation to anxieties around population decline in the western world. Coupled with renewed criticism of Europe’s military weaknesses, the strategy updates longstanding anti-European narratives.

The Conversation

With Islamophobia on the Rise, Houston Becomes Home to First Ismaili Center in the Country

Despite growing anti-Muslim sentiments and discrimination, American Muslims continue to engage civically and thrive as a community.

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‘She’s a grifter’: Jennifer Welch just accused Erika Kirk of “weaponizing” her religion and gender, and people on the internet agree

It's true!

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Candace Owens says U.S. military was involved in Charlie Kirk’s assassination… and she has proof. But don’t hold your breath

Candace Owens thinks she's going to blow this whole thing wide open.

The Conversation

Donald Trump’s strikes against narcoterrorists are new but the logic behind them isn’t

The Trump administration’s push to label drug traffickers as “narcoterrorists” and kill them at sea has generated global outrage. But the controversy risks missing the larger story.

The Conversation

AI’s errors may be impossible to eliminate – what that means for its use in health care

In the past decade, AI’s success has led to uncurbed enthusiasm and bold claims – even though users frequently experience errors that AI makes. An AI-powered digital assistant can misunderstand someone’s speech in embarrassing ways, a chatbot could hallucinate facts, or, as I experienced, an AI-based navigation tool might even…

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AI-generated political videos are more about memes and money than persuading and deceiving

Zohran Mamdani as a creepy trick-or-treater, Gavin Newsom body-slamming Donald Trump and Hakeem Jeffries in a sombrero. This is not the setup to an elaborate joke. Instead, these are all examples of recent AI-generated political videos. New easy-to-use tools – and acceptance of those tools by politicians – means that…

The Conversation

Time banks could ease the burden of elder care and promote connection

Long-term care for older people is challenging for everyone. The costs are high and the quality of care is unpredictable at best, often falling short.

The Conversation

The Ivies can weather the Trump administration’s research cuts – it’s the nation’s public universities that have the most to lose

Most of the media coverage of the federal government’s recent cuts in federal research money for universities has focused on its effects on a handful of elite Ivy League universities, such as Harvard, Columbia and Cornell.

International Business Times

Barron Trump Reportedly Admired 'Big Brother' Andrew Tate, Who Is Accused of Rape and Exploiting Women

Barron Trump admired Andrew Tate, who is accused of rape and trafficking. A report alleges they discussed his charges being a 'setup' while a Trump ally discussed his case with Romanian officials.

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‘I’m free to have an opinion’: Amanda Seyfried takes a stand, refuses to apologize for Charlie Kirk ‘hateful’ criticism

Looks like the days of walking on eggshells are over.

The Guardian - US

Can a nepo baby be an underdog? The remarkable rise of Shedeur Sanders

The quarterback was seen as living off his father’s name when he entered the NFL. But he has slowly started to prove himself at the Cleveland Browns

The Guardian - US

Trump’s anti-Somali tirade is a shocking new low

The president called immigrants such as Ilhan Omar ‘garbage’ – but this latest racist outburst may be another sign of weakness

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