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Predictive policing AI is on the rise − making it accountable to the public could curb its harmful effects
Trump likes to know where his suits come from. His tariffs could now upend the world’s fashion supply chains
NetApp and Intel Partner to Redefine AI for Enterprises
China’s 2025 Labor Day Sees Surge in Inbound and Outbound Travel Spending via Alipay and Other Alipay+ Partner Payment Apps
Sky News First Edition With Peter Stefanovic
Israel’s New INGO Registration Measures Are a Grave Threat to Humanitarian Operations and International Law – 55 Organisations Say
As Warren Buffett prepares to retire, does his investing philosophy have a future?
Young Socceroos to face Argentina as part of FIFA U20 World Cup preparation
Australia and North America have long fought fires together – but new research reveals that has to change
Why Zelensky – not Trump – may have ‘won’ the US-Ukraine minerals deal
ABC News Breakfast With Bridget Brennan
Poll: In response to Trump tariffs, more than half now want a more independent foreign policy
AI systems are built on English – but not the kind most of the world speaks
Teachers and librarians are among those least likely to die by suicide − public health researchers offer insights on what this means…
Australia can no longer take a ‘business as usual’ approach to the US. On security, it’s time for courage and confidence
A ‘Trump slump’ has lifted the left in Canada and now Australia – what are the lessons for NZ?
How Donald Trump’s tariffs threaten Canadians’ access to prescription drugs
Blaming Donald Trump for conservative losses in both Canada and Australia is being too kind to Peter Dutton
Dutton and the Coalition did not do the work, and misread the Australian mood
Capstone Copper Announces 2025 Annual General Meeting Results
Newmont Promotes Natascha Viljoen to President and Chief Operating Officer
Three strategies to help European carmakers regain their edge
Can vitamin D help prevent colorectal cancer? The science is promising – but not straightforward
Who gets to be called an astronaut? Private space travel has reignited debate over use of prestigious title
Towards Safer Chemicals Management
Children in military families face unique psychological challenges, and the barriers to getting help add to the strain
Those most willing to address health disparities tend to be overlooked
A Michigan research professor explains how NIH funding works − and what it means to suddenly lose a grant
FAO Food Price Index Increases In April
Ancient snail-eating marsupials unearthed in Queensland
Incat launches the world’s largest electric passenger vessel
Allen and Kanwal elected to the American Association of Physicians
Vista Gold Announces First Quarter 2025 Financial Results
Capstone Copper Reports First Quarter 2025 Results
Freedom in an age of climate crisis and trade wars: Lessons from philosopher Immanuel Kant
Stuck in a creativity slump at work? Here are some surprising ways to get your spark back
Giovanni Brienza Appointed President of Frontline International
What causes RFK Jr.’s strained and shaky voice? A neurologist explains this little-known disorder
The LYCRA Company Names Melissa Riggs as Chief Marketing Officer
Tourism to the US is tanking. Flight Centre is facing a $100m hit as a result
The global costs of the US-China tariff war are mounting. And the worst may be yet to come
Increasing overlap of fire weather between Australia and North America complicates international firefighting efforts
Pathbreaking conference aims to reimagine disability in the Church
Australia’s Southern Right Whale population recovery has stalled, new study reveals
Bite-sized brilliance: LAPP-sponsored student mimics shark skin to cut drag on heavy vehicles
Donald Trump has cast a long shadow over the Australian election. Will it prove decisive?
When weeds team up: biocontrols to curb invasive plants might be helping them instead
Increasing urban vegetation could have saved over 1.1 m lives in two decades

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