Former Meta AI researcher Yann LeCun says that the future generation of AI talent will come from Africa and India

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New Mexico probes allegation of bodies buried near Epstein ranch — Reuters

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Trump: "Now is the time for Iran to join us on a path that will complete what we're doing. If they join us, that'll be great. If they don't join us, that'll be great too — but it'll be a very different path. They cannot continue to threaten the stability of the entire region."

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Market not so sure: odds Khamanei out by year-end a coin toss

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A whale with $22 million in profits has just opened a $66.16 million $BTC long with 3x leverage.

Liquidation Price: $43,785

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How bad do things need to get before Germans and the rest of Europe wake up?

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The viral monkey named Punch who was abandoned by his mother was suddenly attacked by another monkey today

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French nationalist explains the political killing of Quentin Deranque by Antifa to AFpost reporter.

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China has absolutely killed the European auto market

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Coffee shop now using AI to track how many cups each barista makes and how long you sit at your table

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NOW - Billionaire Marc Rowan says that Gaza's "coastline alone is 50B dollars of value alone on a conservative basis... it just needs to be unlocked and financed" and World Bank President Ajay Banga explains how the Gaza Reconstruction and Development Fund will be managed

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The United Kingdom recognized animals as sentient beings capable of experiencing joy, fear, pain, and other emotions under law.

In a landmark development, the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Act 2022 officially took effect on 22 May 2023, with the establishment of the Animal Sentience Committee marking full implementation. This legislation requires the government to consider the welfare impacts on sentient animals—including all vertebrates (except humans), cephalopods, and decapod crustaceans—when formulating and enacting policies.

This achievement culminates decades of dedicated advocacy, dating back to 1988, when campaigners began pushing for laws to align with scientific evidence of animals' rich emotional lives. The independent Animal Sentience Committee now provides crucial oversight, ensuring these considerations remain central to policymaking and preventing the dismissal of animals' subjective experiences in political decisions.

As of 2026, the Act continues to shape UK animal welfare standards, setting a forward-thinking precedent for ethical governance and protection in the modern era. This shift honors the complex inner worlds of animals and reinforces their status as beings deserving of compassion and regard in law.

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China has achieved a major milestone by producing its first barrel of domestically extracted uranium.

In July 2025 (specifically on July 12), the National Uranium No. 1 demonstration project in the Ordos Basin, Inner Mongolia, successfully yielded its inaugural barrel of uranium product—just one year after construction began in July 2024. This breakthrough, led by the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), signals China's entry into a new phase of efficient, green, and intelligent domestic uranium mining, reducing long-standing dependence on imports.

The Ordos Basin holds immense potential, with the China Geological Survey estimating resources up to 30 million tons of uranium. If these figures are verified, it would place the region among the world's largest uranium endowments—dwarfing annual global production scales (for context, top producer Kazakhstan mined around 26,000 tons in 2023). Even partial development could transform China's energy security.

Extraction employs in situ leaching (ISL), a low-impact technique where a leaching solution is injected into underground sandstone formations to dissolve the uranium, which is then pumped to the surface for processing. This avoids large-scale open-pit mining and minimizes surface disturbance, though it prompts environmental concerns like potential groundwater contamination in water-scarce arid areas.

China's nuclear sector is expanding rapidly: The country operates 56 reactors (about 57 GW capacity), with 11 more under construction, supplying roughly 5% of electricity. Plans aim to triple capacity by 2035 to support carbon neutrality goals. Domestic uranium supply would buffer against global market fluctuations and geopolitical risks.

Exploration momentum continues, including a deep deposit in the Tarim Basin at around 1,820 meters (5,970 feet), underscoring accelerated efforts to bolster self-reliance in nuclear fuel resources. This development strengthens Beijing's position in the global nuclear energy landscape.

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