In search for coronavirus origins, Hubei caves and wildlife farms draw new scrutiny

Bat habitats in China’s Enshi prefecture and their proximity to the wild animal trade offer a plausible pathway for how the coronavirus pandemic began, scientists say.

CDC report shows rise in drug-resistant infections, deaths in US

Alexander Brothers, Former Real-Estate Stars, Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison

Tal and Oren Alexander, who were once-highflying luxury brokers, and their brother Alon were convicted of sex trafficking.

The $300-Million Con Man - Macleans.ca

Greg Martel’s victims thought they were getting rich off Canada’s housing boom. Instead they lost everything. Will the notorious Ponzi schemer ever face...

Ross Perot Jr. says U.S. is running out of giant warehouses for AI

Texas developer Ross Perot Jr. says vacant million-square-foot buildings have fallen to 15 or 20 from a typical 50

Big Tech on the ballot

In an interview, Microsoft describes a softer data center image before the elections.

Powerful executives cozied up to Trump. Now they fear a reckoning.

Firms that aligned with the president are preparing for a political pendulum swing — and a potential barrage of investigations.

Thieves Are Making a Fortune Heisting AI Data Center Equipment

Experts estimate over $100 million worth of AI data center components have been heisted since June of 2026 alone.

Microsoft Says Its New AI Is Better at Diagnosing Patients Than Real Doctors

Microsoft's MAI-DxO medical AI is more than twice at accurate at diagnosing patients than human doctors, according to its own study.

Axios Future of Cybersecurity - The internet isn't burning down — yet

ND Ag commissioner candidates offer different views on data center development

Varied thoughts on who is responsible for setting rules

The Mystery of What Befell in the Ditch by Thure Erik Lund review – is this the greatest living...

Translated into English at last, this portrait of a man appalled by modernity and desperate to get back to nature is brimming with Nordic weltschmerz

Axios PM - 1 big thing: Anthropic IPO spotlights AI risks

Bernard-Henri Lévy: The Riots in France and the Return of a Dangerous Idea

Chaos on the streets of French cities has brought back the seductive notion that violence can set you free. It is a myth—and a recipe for civil war, writes Bernard-Henri Lévy.

An AI safety leader says he stopped saving for retirement because he believes AI will kill us all...

Nate Soares says he stopped saving for retirement because he sees a better-than-50% chance of AI-driven human extinction within 10 years.

Axios AM - 1 big thing: AI money tsunami

Trump Targets Methane Curbs on Oil and Gas in a New Climate Rollback

The US is set to dial back federal requirements on the emissions as it aims to boost energy production.

Fake News, Far-Right Propaganda, Exaggerated Crowd Sizes, a Squabbling Left…Welcome to 1930s Berlin!

“Clever and persistent use of propaganda can make a nation believe that heaven is hell and, conversely, that the most miserable life is paradise.” – Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf (1925) “The European mi…

U.S. agriculture secretary visits Cedar Rapids, highlights exports amid farmer concerns

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins toured ADM in Cedar Rapids and highlighted increased U.S. agriculture exports since President Trump took office.