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The group is accused of providing several videos from the San Bernardino Mountains of a bear moving inside the vehicles to the insurance companies as part of their damage claims.

Drought usually peaks in summer, not spring, and that’s what worries meteorologists.

The Institute for the Study of War said in a note on Friday that the IRGC’s criticism of Araghchi is “reflective of broader divisions within the Iranian regime.”

As Iran tensions threaten one of the world’s most critical shipping lanes, the India–Middle East–Europe Corridor is being tested as a real alternative.

Manycore Tech debuts on Hong Kong’s stock exchange today, following a $130 million IPO—and contributing to the Chinese city’s AI listing boom.

The U.S.’s $286 billion in private AI investment far exceeds China’s, but America is seeing its lead shrink in performance and talent.

As the job market grows more brutal for new grads, an industry of high-end career coaches is cashing in on parental anxiety, starting sophomore year.

“The current system right now is unsustainable,” one economist said. As baby boomers age, the problems may only intensify.

Alex Imas spent years warning AI could collapse labor markets and crater demand. But he’s been working on a new theory about what could go right.