The Global Danger of Boring Buildings
Unloved buildings turn to ruin, leading to a deluge of construction waste worldwide. Designer Thomas Heatherwick tells WIRED why cities need to prioritize human health and joy in architecture.
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Judge approves Trump hush-money delay, and trial may now run from mid-April until after Memorial Day
A document snafu concerning the late production of evidence from Michael Cohen’s 2018 federal prosecution will mean a three week delay.
Tim Cook’s comments about iPhone sales in China just cost Apple $490 million
Apple shareholders alleged in their suit that Tim Cook made false and misleading comments about the company’s sales in China.
Sam Bankman-Fried considered going on Tucker Carlson’s show and railing ‘against the woke agenda’ after FTX’s collapse
Sam Bankman-Fried came up with a list of "random probably bad ideas" after FTX’s bankruptcy. That list, once labeled "CONFIDENTIAL," is now public.
Germany backs French push to arm Ukraine with long-range weapons
Kiev’s sponsors will create yet another “capability coalition” to supply its forces with long-range weapons, the German Chancellor has said Read Full Article at RT.com
New NATO member supports French position on troops in Ukraine
Finnish FM Elina Valtonen has agreed with Paris that all options must remain on the table to support Kiev’s war effort against Moscow Read Full Article at RT.com
Reddit’s Sale of User Data for AI Training Draws FTC Inquiry
The platform says it stands to make more than $200 million in coming years from Google and other companies that want user comments to feed AI projects. Regulators have questions.
Citadel’s relocation to Miami was a success. But can Ken Griffin get the rest of Wall Street to do it?
Ken Griffin predicted Miami could eventually eclipse New York as the country’s financial hub.
Kristi Noem’s teeth are the oddest potential political scandal
The South Dakota governor, a possible Trump running mate, posted an odd video on X that has the political world chattering.
A 17-year-old took home $250,000 for his award-winning discovery in computer ‘brains’ that could make AI smarter and safer
Regeneron Science Talent Search’s first-prize winner Achyuta Rajaram wants to improve machine learning to make it more efficient and safer.