Ukraine drones hit Moscow, injuring at least one and suspending flights: Russian state media
Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow early on Sunday, injuring one, damaging buildings and suspending flights.
West African leaders meet over Niger coup, junta warns against intervention
West African leaders are set to gather in Nigeria’s capital for an emergency summit to decide on further actions to pressure the army to restore constitutional order.
China hopes France can help take heat out of relations with EU
“It is hoped that France will stabilize the tone of friendly cooperation between China and the EU,” Chinese vice-premier He Lifeng said.
U.S. to help Australia develop guided missiles by 2025
Australia’s Labor government has been bolstering military ties with the U.S., a long-standing ally, amid a military build-up in the region from a more assertive China.
A.I. is making some common side hustles more lucrative—these can pay up to $100 per hour
Artificial intelligence is helping some side hustles get more efficient, and therefore more lucrative. Here’s how, and which types of gigs might be next.
Google stock jumped 10% this week, fueled by cloud, ads and hope in A.I.
The company’s second quarter earnings bolstered the company’s stock.
On tap this week: Jobs report plus 10 key earnings. Here’s what we want to see
We kick off the second half of earnings season this week with reports from our last two mega-caps.
X logo officially replaces Twitter’s famous bird on mobile app, building headquarters
X, formerly known as Twitter, has officially retired its famous blue and white bird logo.
Dock workers at key Canadian ports reject labor deal, creating further trade uncertainty
A 14-day strike hit hard U.S. trade that is imported through the ports of Vancouver and Prince Rupert.
Ivy League child psychologist: Let your kid use ChatGPT—but only if you do these 3 things first
Artificial intelligence tools may come with major negative side-effects for children, says Barnard College’s Dr. Tovah Klein. Here’s her advice for parents.
