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Explore the 3I/ATLAS alien spaceship theory, new signals, expert claims, and scientific debates about its mysterious interstellar origins and unusual structure.

Biographer Walter Isaacson claims Elon Musk bungled a chance for US government reform, criticising his staff relief streak. Musk responded by promising to share his own account.

Nearly 300 Venezuelans deported from the United States arrived in Caracas last Friday, the latest repatriation flight to land as military tensions between Washington and Caracas continue to escalate in the Caribbean.

Turning Point USA faces scrutiny over nepotism, donor pressure and opaque finances following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk, raising questions about the future of the conservative youth movement.

New analysis shows that overdue utility balances averaged $789 (£600) by June 2025, with almost 14 million Americans in severe arrears, raising urgent policy questions about energy prices and consumer protection.

This guide walks you through the vital things to do in the first 24 hours after a crash, with a focus on Illinois law, suburban-versus-city road differences, and how evidence gathering and legal help plug in.

By integrating schools, corporate partners, universities, laboratories, and community institutions, Quarterman sees such ecosystems as the infrastructure that can enable students to access high-quality STEM pathways throughout their educational journey.

Rather than offering fixed predictions, Anais Daly's models seek to reveal fields of probability, topology where certain patterns are more likely to emerge, and where novelty tends to arise.

Chakrabarty's research papers delve into adversarial attacks on agentic AI systems, causal inference to enhance explainability and decision-making, self-healing architectures for regulatory compliance, and multi-agent swarm intelligence for threat neutralization, positioning him as a thought leader influencing the future of AI in finance.

Every enterprise now depends on the same narrow infrastructure spine, a concentration of control that has created a scenario where a single, seemingly insignificant malfunction can ripple across industries.

As markets focus increasingly on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria, the elimination of legacy disputes is a positive signal. Projects free of outstanding arbitration risk are likely to be more favorably received by institutional investors and financing counterparties.