Twenty-five movies, many stars, zero hits: Hollywood falls to new lows
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The Florentine Diamond resurfaces after 100 years in hiding. Legendary jewel of the Habsburgs not seen since 1919 and thought lost, has actually been safe in a Canadian bank for decades. (gifted link)
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McDonald’s is losing its low-income customers
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That new hit song on Spotify? It was made by AI.
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Denmark's climate minister, Lars Aagaard, announced that his government would submit a binding target to cut emissions by 82% by 2035 compared with 1990 levels
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Electric vehicle sales are booming in South America — without Tesla
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Denmark's drive to conscript teenage girls – as the threat from Russia increases, it is no longer only young men who are being called to serve
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Todd Snider, Americana music master, dead at 59
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How Norway jeopardised its integrity overnight – Oslo abruptly changed the ethics rules for the world's largest sovereign wealth fund
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Britain gives go-ahead to smaller nuclear reactor in Wales
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Denmark is facing one of the largest legal bills in English legal history, running into hundreds of millions of pounds, after the country lost a high-stakes tax fraud case in London
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The algorithm failed music
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Meta is earning a fortune on a deluge of fraudulent ads, documents show
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Iceland's glaciers and the disappearance of a frozen world – ‘last chance tourism’ brings economic benefits but puts pressure on local communities in an increasingly fragile landscape
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Netflix’s opposition to movie theaters cracks as pressure mounts from exhibitors and talent
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James Watson, dead at 97, was a scientific legend and a pariah among his peers
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The cost of borrowing divides rich towns from poor ones
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The real truth about the Tudor succession comes to light
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Picador unveils China Miéville’s new novel, twenty years in the making, to be released September 2026
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The NFL players trading their helmets for scrubs (gifted link)
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AI generates surge in expense fraud
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Current studies may overestimate microplastics transferring from containers to food
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US libraries scramble for books after giant distributor shuts down
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NYT photo essay: How NASA’s lunar photography brought the heavens down to Earth (gifted link)
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Sweden's leading business dynasty prepares for succession – the sixth generation of Wallenbergs is stepping up
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OpenAI says hundreds of thousands of ChatGPT users may show signs of manic or psychotic crisis every week
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The hatred of podcasting
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Felipe Massa’s $80M F1 ‘Crashgate’ lawsuit heads to court this week: What to know
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The goon squad. Loneliness, porn’s next frontier, and the dream of endless masturbation.
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In the early 1990s, Sweden faced one of the worst economic crises in its modern history – the lessons for other countries, especially France, deep in its own budget crisis, are simple, if not easy
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NBA's Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier among dozens arrested in illegal gambling probe
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A 'death train' is haunting south Florida
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Construction firms across the Nordic region have made a high stakes bet on the world's largest green steel project in Sweden
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There’s a reason US electricity prices are rising. And it’s not data centers.
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Denmark's brilliant painter of light – Anna Ancher learnt from the artists who flocked to her parents' hotel in Skagen, and forged her own path as a painter of radiant interiors
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Anthropic aims to nearly triple annualized revenue in 2026, sources say
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Microsoft pushes Xbox studios to hit higher profit margins
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Norway's sovereign wealth fund set to undergo review as heightened geopolitical tensions lay bare the challenges of weighing national interest and ethics in steering the massive investor
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A tower on Billionaires' Row in New York City is full of cracks. Who's to blame? (gifted link)
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Atlanta United fires head coach Ronny Deila – high expectations coming into the year after spending more money than any team in Major League Soccer history over the last two transfer windows
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The video-game industry has a problem: there are too many games
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Canadian gas price hits sub-zero as liquefied natural gas plant hiccups keep supply high
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UK ‘grooming gang’ leader sentenced to thirty-five years for rape
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If AI can diagnose patients, what are doctors for?
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Can we bury enough wood to slow climate change?
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Spit on, sworn at, and undeterred: what it’s like to own a Cybertruck
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Hover flies are long-distance travellers
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US Feds seize record-breaking $15 billion in Bitcoin from alleged scam empire
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Who deserves an organ? The dilemma of severe mental illness.
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Paramount considering a hostile takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery
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