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Tech Brief (Nov. 25): Trump Signs Executive Order for AI Project

Xiaomi and its founder Lei Jun stem stock rout with $115 million buyback, Alibaba and its affiliate Ant accelerate efforts to capture consumer attention in China’s booming AI sector

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“We’re seeing the future of music take shape in real time”: All three majors link licensing deal with AI start up

Plus Suno raise $250 million to develop “full-stack music ecosystem”

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One university boosted gender diversity in advanced maths by over 30% in 5 years – here’s how

As the artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing industries explode, trained STEM professionals are in high demand. Mathematics is foundational to these fields.

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The UK is set to impose some of Europe’s toughest asylum laws – but how does it really compare to the continent?

IN FOCUS: Home secretary Shabana Mahmood is carrying out one of the largest reforms to the asylum system the UK has ever seen. But is the overhaul really proportionate to the numbers arriving on UK shores? Alex Croft reports

The Independent UK

8 Bad Purchases Men Regret Forever

Every man has made at least one purchase that seemed brilliant at the time but later turned into a source of frustration. Whether it’s wasted money, unused gadgets, or investments that never paid off, these decisions often linger as reminders of impulsive spending. Recognizing the most common mistakes can help…

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Human risk: don’t blame the victim, fix the system

The human element remains the most unpredictable and exploited variable in the cybersecurity equation.

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Misconduct in the James Comey Case Stemmed From a Reckless Rush To Indict Him

A magistrate judge says the government’s missteps may warrant dismissal of the charges against the former FBI director.

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How stem cell therapy can regenerate brain tissue after a stroke

Every year, millions of lives are suddenly, swiftly transformed by a stroke, which occurs when a blood vessel travelling towards the brain becomes obstructed, causing neurons to die off. Strokes are among the leading causes of disability in adults, and it is estimated that one in six people will suffer…

The Conversation

5 Things You’ll Argue About in Your First Year of Marriage That Have Nothing to Do With Love

Do you think that the first year of marriage will be easy? While many couples experience the honeymoon phase, for some, the first year is a lesson in compromise. There are so many adjustments a newly married couple has to make in the first year. So, it’s not uncommon for…

Newlyweds on a Budget

Building a Global STEM Ecosystem: Courtney Quarterman on How Strategic Partnerships Drive Educational Innovation

By integrating schools, corporate partners, universities, laboratories, and community institutions, Quarterman sees such ecosystems as the infrastructure that can enable students to access high-quality STEM pathways throughout their educational journey.

International Business Times

Indigenous students construct new paths in engineering

Indigenous students with a passion for STEM are being introduced to the world of engineering, with hands-on workshops, site visits and cultural activities.

AAP

Labour is at a crossroads on illegal migration

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Many are rightly uneasy about the home secretary’s draconian proposals for migration – but if overhauling our policy is what it takes to restore faith in the asylum system, Britain will be richer for it

The Independent UK

Would you put period blood on your face? What science says about ‘menstrual masking’

In the ever-evolving world of beauty trends, few have sparked as much debate – and discomfort – as “menstrual masking”. This is the practice of applying menstrual blood to the skin, usually the face, as a form of DIY skincare.

The Conversation

What are the changes in Shabana Mahmood’s asylum crackdown – and how serious is Labour backlash?

Inspired by Denmark’s strict system on asylum seekers, Shabana Mahmood has unveiled her own version to the Commons – but what will it mean, and what has the reaction been to it so far?

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Martin Lewis: 5 Million Brits Could Be Owed £100s in Student Loan Refunds

Martin Lewis highlights a payroll system flaw causing millions of UK graduates to overpay student loans, potentially missing out on hundreds of pounds in refunds.

The Guardian - UK

Is US preparing to attack Venezuela and how has Maduro regime responded?

Donald Trump claims military buildup is necessary to stem flow of drugs to US but some believe goal is regime change

LiveScience

Restrictions on fetal tissue research would threaten progress on breakthrough treatments for devastating diseases — and yet not prevent a single abortion

The U.S. government may restrict funding for research that uses human fetal tissue. The move would undermine medical science and prolong patients' suffering from devastating diseases.

Clever Dude

7 Hidden Truths About Christianity That Might Surprise You

Faith shapes how people perceive the world, make decisions, and interact with others. Yet, many assumptions about Christianity stem from tradition or pop culture, rather than its history or core message. Looking closer reveals a faith more complex, inclusive, and dynamic than many realize. Understanding these hidden truths about Christianity…

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“If you can live with just two channels, there’s a lot that impresses about this DJ controller”: Native Instruments Traktor MX2 review

NI releases its first proper mixing controller since 2019, but does it have anything new to offer?

The Conversation

Why does your doctor seem so rushed and dismissive? That bedside manner may be the result of the health care system

We’ve all been there: You wait 45 minutes in the exam room when the doctor finally walks in.

MusicRadar

Steinberg unveils Cubase 15, a "major leap forward" for its flagship DAW with new instruments, effects, modulators and AI-powered stem separation

Cubase 15 also introduces an overhauled Expression Maps system, a new Melodic Pattern Editor and DAWproject support

The Independent UK

Europe’s new weapons system to fight the rising threat of Russian drones

The American-made Merops system, compact enough for a pickup truck, identifies and intercepts drones

Benzinga

Novo Nordisk Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Novo Nordisk A/S (NASDAQ:NVO) reported third-quarter financial results on Wednesday. The transcript from the company’s third-quarter earnings call has been provided below. NVO is having a challenging session. See if it is worth your attention here. This transcript is brought to you by Benzinga APIs. For real-time access to our entire…

The Conversation

How grey hair and cancer may be linked

Grey hair is an inevitable hallmark of ageing. It’s a visual reminder of the passing years and all the bodily changes that accompany it.

TechRadar

I spent a week with the Samsung Galaxy XR and Apple's Vision Pro has nothing to worry about – yet

Samsung's first mixed-reality headset is a decent first effort, but it fails to impress in a few key areas.

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