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Why comparisons between AI and human intelligence miss the point

Claims that artificial intelligence (AI) is on the verge of surpassing human intelligence have become commonplace. According to some commentators, rapid advances in large language models signal an imminent tipping point – often framed as “superintelligence” – that will fundamentally reshape society.

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Wealth Taxes Are Proven Failures. Will California Take Note?

Across advanced economies, they have repeatedly been narrowed or even repealed after delivering disappointing revenue, tax avoidance, capital flight, and costly administrative battles.

Reason

Public Service Loan Forgiveness Changes: The July 1, 2026 Rule Affecting Government Workers

Ever feel like student loans are a twisty maze that only Indiana Jones could navigate without losing his hat? Well, buckle up, because for folks chasing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), a big signpost is shifting on July 1, 2026 and it’s set to make some pathways narrower.

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How Thousands of Randos Like Me Landed in the Epstein Files

To make sense of the Justice Department’s latest documents, you have to understand what they actually are.

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Resignations, denials and excuses: Epstein fallout hits some harder than others

While the US president’s many mentions in the Esptein files seem to have no consequences, in the UK Starmer could be the first world leader to fall

The Guardian - UK

Iran is betting that Trump does not have a plan for regime change

Although weakened by airstrikes, sanctions and domestic unrest, Tehran is surprisingly bullish before talks with US

The Guardian - UK

ICE pullback in Minneapolis shows the limits of Donald Trump’s scare tactics

Thanks to United States President Donald Trump, 2026 is shaping up to be an age of angst as groups and countries retreat turtle-like into protective economic and cultural shells. We’re trusting very few and are suspicious of many. As is generally the result of such tactics, the perpetrator is creating…

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Epstein files: who decides what information is released to the public?

One of the hardest tasks of any government in a democracy is balancing the right to know against the need to know. Just because the public wants to know something doesn’t necessarily mean that they should. But without this access to information, how can voters make informed choices and the…

The Conversation

There’s finally a smear test alternative – but why has it taken so long?

IN FOCUS : As scientists discover that menstrual blood can be tested for signs of cervical cancer, Lydia Spencer-Elliott explores why it took 75 years for researchers to put an end to women’s pain and suffering

The Independent UK

Lawsuits Push Back on Trump’s Attack on Child Care

Unions, small businesses, states sue to stop the administration from punishing blue states by withholding $10 billion in funding.

Capital & Main

‘Importing radical Islam will destroy America’: Texas congressman Brandon Gill warns of ‘consequences like Europe’

Texas lawmaker Brandon Gill's viral speech linking immigration to radical Islam and citing Europe's challenges sparked fierce online debate. He warned of security and social threats, drawing parallels to European integration issues. Supporters lauded his stance on national security, while critics accused him of conflating Islam with extremism and ignoring…

The Times of India

Secret filming betrayal: How Telegram chats trade non-consensual videos of Chinese women | Explained

A vast network of Chinese-language Telegram chat groups has been exposed for sharing and trading secretly filmed intimate images of women and girls, often uploaded by people they know. Despite public outrage, authorities have so far remained silent.

The Times of India

Countries need higher education to rebuild after conflict – study finds foreign aid isn’t going where it’s needed

Higher education institutions are frequent casualties in violent conflicts. In Palestine, Ukraine and Sudan, to mention only a few recent examples, university campuses have been bombed. Academics, staff and students have been killed, injured or displaced. Teaching, learning and research have been undermined or come to a halt.

The Conversation

‘I like his behavior toward me’: Trump says Bill Clinton always ‘understood’ him, even gave Democrats a warning they ignored

The timing is very suggestive.

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7 Tax Thresholds That Hit Seniors Harder After Age 62

When you are younger, the main goal of tax planning is simply to lower your taxable income. After age 62, the game changes completely. The...

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‘A vile human being’: Don Lemon calls out JD Vance, says he’s foregone his humanity for Trump

A verdict that's hard to disagree with.

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Federal judge demands ICE release two men. But the agency ignores the court order, grabs them before they leave the building

ICE will continue to disobey laws.

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Judge Sends Snowmobiling Wolf Killer to Trial in Wyoming

After Cody Roberts' legal team argued that predators don't receive the same legal animal cruelty protections, the judge in his case told them that those laws do, and that he'll be going to trial.

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6 Medical Charges Seniors Thought Medicare Would Cover

Medicare is comprehensive, but it is not all-inclusive. Many seniors enter retirement assuming that “medical + hospital = covered.” In 2026, they are discovering the...

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump is making China great again

The president’s policies have weakened the US’s competitive position and undermined its alliances to China’s advantage

Reason

Mike Johnson Wants To Spare ICE the Hassle of Getting the Right Warrant Before Forcibly Entering a Home

Here's a quick reminder of what the Fourth Amendment has to say about that.

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6 Social Security Record Errors That Take Months to Fix

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is a massive machine that processes payments for nearly 70 million Americans. Most of the time, the gears turn smoothly....

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Donald Trump intervenes in Savannah Guthrie mom kidnapping, promises to ‘deploy all resources’

Trump's flexing the full arm of the law.

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7 Medicare Billing Practices That Catch Patients Off Guard

Medicare is often viewed as the “golden ticket” to affordable healthcare, but for many seniors in 2026, the reality involves opening the mailbox to find...

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“Suspects Number One And Two”: Savannah Guthrie’s Brother-In-Law Was The Last To See Missing Mom

The sheriff’s office released a statement about suspects after reports about the last person Nancy Guthrie was with came to light.

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