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Parents, Benefits and Apps: How Europe Is Redrawing Protest Policing
France is not the only European country where governments are looking beyond rioters to their parents, and to the apps that carry calls to the streets.
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Bend Wakes Up to a Quiet Friday After the Silver Rail Elementary Shooting
In Bend, Oregon, Friday began with empty classrooms. The local school district cancelled classes across the city a day after a 16-year-old forced his…
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The Party Gap, Updated: 41.3 to 32.2 Is Still Not a Result
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GDP, PCE and the ECB: What Thursday’s Data Must Show After the Fed Hold
Third quarter GDP, September PCE inflation and jobless claims are due Thursday morning after the Fed held rates at 3.75 to 4.00 percent, with a European Central Bank decision hours later.
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Who Controls AI Once It Enters a Classified Network? DeepMind Exits Raise the Question
Google DeepMind researcher Andreas Kirsch quit arguing the company has no real control or veto over how the Pentagon uses its AI in classified settings, raising a governance question for the whole industry.
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Ravens Beat the Cowboys on a 56-Yard Field Goal as Time Expires
Baltimore beat Dallas 34-31 in Week 3 on a 56-yard field goal with one second remaining, a finish assembled in about seven seconds of…
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Halloween Spending Heads Toward $13.5 Billion as Shoppers Start Early
Americans are expected to spend about $13.5 billion on Halloween this year, according to the National Retail Federation’s annual survey, with roughly three in…
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The DuPage Breakthrough: What a Vaccinated Measles Case Tells Us
A vaccinated DuPage County resident has tested positive for measles after returning from an international trip, in what health officials call a “rare breakthrough…
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