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The 'cockroach' in the machine: How Gen Z is rattling South Asia's elites

South Asia's leaders thought they had a big advantage because of their young population. But now, the young people are making their voices heard and challenging the leaders. This is causing problems for the leaders.

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Microsoft Unveils A.I. Cybersecurity Tools

Microsoft created new tools to protect computers from cyber attacks. These tools use artificial intelligence (A.I.) to help keep computers safe. Microsoft knows a lot about cybersecurity because its technology has been attacked many times.

Jul 27, 16:30upd. 4d
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Why Restarting a Nuclear Power Plant Can Be Much Harder Than Expected

The Palisades power plant began operating in 1971. It was one of the first types of nuclear reactors built in the US. Restarting this plant is not easy. It is more complicated than expected by many people.

Jul 27, 14:21upd. 4d
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Should We Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent?

Daylight Saving Time is a time when we use clocks ahead during summer months. This gives us more light in the evening. But, scientists found problems with this system. These problems affect people's health and how the economy works. The question is whether it should be permanent.

Jul 27, 14:22upd. 4d
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The A.I. Debate That’s Driving a Wedge Through Big Tech

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang talked about the future of artificial intelligence. This is a big debate in the tech industry. Many companies are worried about the impact of AI.

Jul 27, 12:18upd. 5d
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'Fired up' Foerster runs first practice for Niners...

Chris Foerster, a coach, ran his first practice with the San Francisco 49ers football team on Sunday. He did this while the team's head coach, Kyle Shanahan, is recovering from injuries. Shanahan was hurt in a car accident earlier this month.

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A New Security Order Is Taking Shape in Asia

Asian countries are becoming more responsible for their own defense. This means they are working to protect themselves without relying on other countries. This change could make the region stronger and more stable.

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Obsessing About Our Mental Health Is Part of Our Mental Health Problem

Some people think that talking about mental health too much can be bad for us. This is because it can make us worry more about our mental health. We need to find a balance between supporting our mental well-being and not fixating on it.

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Rage-giving, innovation and cuts: How public media has survived without federal funds

A year ago, President Trump signed a law that stopped the US government from giving money to public TV and radio stations. These stations are now finding new ways to survive. They are making changes to stay in business. This is a difficult time for them.

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