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Tuesday briefing: The ‘life-shattering’ stories of Epstein survivors

In today’s newsletter: What the newly disclosed Epstein pages really tells us – and why some survivors are frustrated with the way the narrative is being told

The Guardian - UK

OpenClaw and Moltbook: why a DIY AI agent and social media for bots feel so new (but really aren’t)

If you’re following AI on social media, even lightly, you will likely have come across OpenClaw. If not, you will have heard one of its previous names, Clawdbot or Moltbot.

The Conversation

War, a Trump-imposed deal or internal regime collapse: for Tehran, none of the options are good

Iran’s leaders now face unprecedented peril. The regime has lost its footing, and the global mechanisms to avoid conflict no longer work, says Sanam Vakil of Chatham House

The Guardian - UK

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Even small EU nations go big on arms production, sending drones to the Ukrainian front and beyond

Cyprus has become a surprising player in drone manufacturing, with Swarmly producing over 200 H-10 Poseidon drones for Ukraine

The Independent UK

Trump's $45 billion expansion of immigrant detention sites faces pushback from communities

State and local officials are pushing back against federal plans to expand immigrant detention facilities

The Independent UK

FBI statements that Epstein did not regularly prostitute victims are falling apart as memo shows the department knew more than claimed

Looks like the government lied again.

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5 Paperwork Errors That Delay Refunds for Weeks

The IRS processes millions of tax returns per hour during peak season, relying on automated filters to approve refunds. When a return passes these filters,...

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9 Things You Should Never Say to a State Trooper During a Winter Stop

Snow swirling in your headlights, icy pavement under your tires, flashing lights in your rearview mirror—winter traffic stops already come with a built-in stress multiplier. Your heart rate jumps, your hands get cold, and suddenly your brain starts offering up terrible dialogue options like it’s auditioning for a courtroom drama.…

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6 States May End Concealed Carry Agreements—Gun Owners Warned to Check Reciprocity Rules

For gun owners who travel, the map of the United States is a legal patchwork quilt. Crossing a state line with a concealed firearm can legally transform you from a law-abiding citizen into a felon in the blink of an eye. The landscape of reciprocity—which states honor your home state’s…

Budget and the Bees

ChatGPT is in classrooms. How should educators now assess student learning?

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is now a reality in higher education, with students and professors integrating chatbots into teaching, learning and assessment. But this isn’t just a technical shift; it’s reshaping how students and educators learn and evaluate knowledge.

The Conversation

Canada should be wary of embracing ‘total national defence’ to ward off an American invasion

As the Donald Trump administration in the United States continues to threaten Canadian sovereignty — including a recent suggestion that Alberta could secede from Canada and join the U.S. — Canadians, like many others in the world, finds themselves in a period of extreme uncertainty.

The Conversation

‘Doesn’t like black girls’: Epstein files say Trump won’t go within ’10 feet’ of Black girls, calls them ‘boogers’

Wow, he's even worse than we thought!

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The No-Court Paycut: Why 5.5 Million Defaulted Borrowers Face a 15% Seizure This Week

If you hold a credit card debt or a medical bill, a creditor has to take you to court, win a judgment, and get a judge’s permission before they can touch your paycheck. That process can take months. But federal student loans are different. They come with a superpower called…

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Nigeria’s open borders promised more trade and free movement: but crossings are chaotic and corrupt

West Africa has pursued one of the world’s most ambitious border liberalisation schemes in the past four decades. The Ecowas Free Movement Protocol, signed in 1979, enables citizens of 16 member states to cross international borders with minimal documentation. The intention was to promote economic integration and prosperity across the…

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Denmark’s generous child care and parental leave policies erase 80% of the ‘motherhood penalty’ for working moms

For many women in the U.S. and around the world, motherhood comes with career costs.

The Conversation

How mental health has changed in baby boomers and gen X across their entire adulthoods

It’s been almost five years since the end of the COVID lockdowns. Yet the world is still continuing to learn about how mental health changed during – and after – this unprecedented time.

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‘I didn’t hear about it’: Trump lies about crushing defeat in Texas election that he talked about just one day before

Trump's tried-and-tested strategy of playing dumb simply isn't working anymore.

The Times of India

Epstein Files: 3 sacred pieces of Kaaba cloth, Kiswa, shipped from Saudi Arabia's Mecca via UAE contacts to Jeffrey Epstein in US Virgin Islands

Shocking Epstein Files reveal three sacred Kiswa pieces from Makkah's Kaaba were shipped to the convicted sex offender in 2017. Arranged via UAE-linked contacts, the sacred cloth, described as 'artwork' for customs, has sparked outrage and debate over religious respect and the handling of holy artefacts. The motive behind the…

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Fortune

How Trump helped Harvard: 5 'Crimson' leadership lessons on standing up to bullies

The people and companies of Minnesota exhibit them, too.

Reason

Superintelligent AI Is Not Coming To Kill You

If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies is an extreme proposal to effectively outlaw promising AI progress.

Euronews

Women are more sceptical of AI than men. New research suggests why that may be

Why are women more sceptical of AI than men? Risk aversion and exposure could have something to do with it, a new study finds.

The Texas Tribune

Two CBP agents identified in Alex Pretti shooting are from South Texas

Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa and Customs and Border Protection officer Raymundo Gutierrez fired on Pretti during a protest in Minneapolis last month, according to government records viewed by ProPublica.

TechRadar

AI is breaking the prevention first mindset: Why rapid recovery now matters more than ever

AI-driven attacks are outrunning prevention, making rapid recovery essential.

The Conversation

Pierre Poilievre aces leadership review: Why the Conservatives opted to stand by their man

With the support of almost 90 per cent of party delegates, Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative party leadership review results are clear and decisive.

Kiplinger

We Inherited $250K: I Want a Second Home, but My Wife Wants to Save for Our Kids' College.

He wants a vacation home, but she wants a 529 plan for the kids. Who's right? The experts weigh in.

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