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Meta Turns Its AI Assistant Into a News Gateway With New European Publisher Deals

Meta AI will now summarize and link to reporting from News Corp, Prisa, Le Figaro and Süddeutsche Zeitung, deepening its paid news-licensing push. ...Read more

#meta, #ai, #journalism, #europe, #licensing

Women’s Prize for Non‑Fiction shortlist spotlights war, exile and the healing power of art

This year’s Women’s Prize for Non‑Fiction shortlist ranges from Kabul and wartime Paris to a Kerala legal fight and research on arts in health. ...Read more

#womensprize, #nonfiction, #books, #refugees, #artandhealth

Texas Supreme Court Lets Paxton Demand PFLAG Records in Probe of Youth Gender Care

The Texas Supreme Court ruled Ken Paxton can compel PFLAG to turn over communications tied to helping families seek gender-affirming care for minors. ...Read more

#texas, #transgender, #pflag, #kenpaxton, #courts

When Fact-Checking AI Gets It Wrong: A Newsroom Memo That Flagged Real Headlines as False

An AI-assisted newsroom review rejected major 2026 stories—from the Iran war to EU elections—highlighting how anti-hallucination tools can mislabel reality. ...Read more

#ai, #journalism, #factchecking, #misinformation, #newsrooms

Minneapolis mayor vetoes bid to extend eviction notice amid fallout from federal immigration crackdown

City Council’s plan to pause nonpayment evictions by doubling notice time to 60 days is vetoed by Mayor Frey, who favors rental aid instead. ...Read more

#minneapolis, #evictions, #housing, #immigration, #rentalaid

Micron’s Gujarat chip plant nears first output as India rolls out Semiconductor Mission 2.0

Micron’s Sanand facility is set to ship its first commercial chips as India launches ISM 2.0—though a much larger 1-trillion-rupee fund remains unapproved. ...Read more

#india, #semiconductors, #micron, #gujarat, #budget

U.S. Payrolls Fall by 92,000 in February as Unemployment Ticks Up to 4.4%

Employers cut 92,000 jobs in February, the biggest drop since late 2025, as revisions and strike impacts fuel debate over Fed rate cuts. ...Read more

#jobsreport, #unemployment, #federalreserve, #wages, #economy

March Heat Dome Shattered Records Across the West — and Scientists Say Climate Change Made It 800 Times More Likely

A late-March heat dome pushed Phoenix past 100°F and toppled hundreds of records. Researchers say such heat was ‘virtually impossible’ without warming. ...Read more

#climatechange, #heatwave, #weather, #southwest, #extremeheat

Astronomers Spot Likely Giant Impact as Distant Star’s Light ‘Goes Bonkers’

A University of Washington team says unusual dimming and an infrared surge in a young star point to a rare, Moon-like planetary collision. ...Read more

#astronomy, #exoplanets, #gaia, #planetaryscience, #space

Nepal’s Gen Z revolt reaches the ballot box as Rastriya Swatantra wins landslide

A snap election after deadly 2025 protests delivers a sweeping win to Rastriya Swatantra, with Balendra “Balen” Shah poised to lead Nepal. ...Read more

#nepal, #election, #genz, #rastriyaswatantraparty, #balenshah

NFL draft rules would let New York overturn ‘clear and obvious’ calls if refs strike in 2026

A one-year contingency rule would expand replay authority during any 2026 referee work stoppage, as the NFL also weighs kickoff and draft-trade changes. ...Read more

#nfl, #officiating, #replay, #labor, #rulechanges

Nvidia Posts Another Record Quarter as AI Spending Soars, but Investors Flinch

Nvidia’s revenue and profit hit new highs as AI data-center demand surges and sovereign projects grow, even as export curbs and cycle risks loom. ...Read more

#nvidia, #ai, #semiconductors, #datacenters, #earnings

Samsung Halts Production of $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold After Limited Run

Samsung has stopped making its $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold just months after launch, ending a tightly controlled experiment in tri-fold phones. ...Read more

#samsung, #foldables, #smartphones, #galaxyz, #mobileinnovation

Paris Stays Left as Far Right Notches Breakthrough in Nice in France’s Municipal Runoffs

Socialist Emmanuel Grégoire won Paris as Éric Ciotti, backed by National Rally, captured Nice—highlighting France’s fractured map and low turnout. ...Read more

#france, #municipalelections, #paris, #nice, #farright

New Museum Reopens on the Bowery With OMA Expansion and AI-Focused Flagship Show

The New Museum reopens March 21 with a $125M OMA-designed glass tower, doubling space and debuting “New Humans,” a sweeping show on AI. ...Read more

#newmuseum, #architecture, #contemporaryart, #artificialintelligence, #newyorkcity