Alibaba’s New Play Alibaba Group just dropped its latest AI model series, Qwen3.5, and it’s packing some serious agentic capabilities. It’s about time, too, considering the competition in China’s AI space is getting fiercer by the minute. What’s the Big

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Eteri Tutberidze’s Latest Star Shines Bright Eteri Tutberidze is back at the Olympics, and it’s business as usual. Her latest teenage prodigy, Petrosian, is making waves, just like Valieva did before her. But Tutberidze’s coaching methods are still under fire,

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Federal Judge Orders Restoration of Slavery Exhibits A federal judge just told the Trump administration to put back the slavery exhibits it removed from George Washington’s Philadelphia home last month. The National Park Service had taken down the exhibits, but

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When Guests Become Gatecrashers So, you’re a senior citizen who likes to have small gatherings, but they keep getting hijacked by uninvited guests. Sound familiar? One fed-up host is at their wit’s end, and it’s hard to blame them. The

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Trump DOJ Gets Involved in Weird School Drama A Trump DOJ official is looking into a complaint about a Turning Point USA chapter at Northern High School. Nancy Krause, who made the complaint, claims parents aren’t allowed at the group’s

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It’s a weird thing to celebrate Hundreds of people are trudging through a muddy field to gawk at 42 massive, decaying presidential heads. That’s right, someone built giant concrete sculptures of most of America’s former leaders, and now they’re crumbling

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Search Efforts Heat Up A device that can pick up electronic signals is being used to track down Nancy Guthrie, and it’s a pretty simple idea – it might just detect the emissions from her pacemaker. Sources close to the

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Primary Care’s Sinking Ship It’s no secret: primary care is in trouble. As costs skyrocket, doctors are scrambling to stay afloat. Their solution? Banding together in Independent Physician Associations (IPAs) to negotiate better insurance contracts. The Bigger, the Better By

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Los Angeles County’s coastline is up for a potential national park designation The National Parks Service (NPS) wants to know what you think about turning LA’s beaches into national parks. They’re seeking public input on the idea, which could affect

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Iran’s Not Backing Down Iran conducted live drills in the Strait of Hormuz, a day before nuclear talks were set to resume. It’s a strategic move, considering the waterway is a crucial route for oil and gas shipments. What’s Behind

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