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Will autonomous weapons obey the laws of war?Tech

Artificial intelligence is rapidly entering modern warfare, helping militaries analyze intelligence, identify targets and support battlefield operations. Supporters say it could make warfare more precise and protect civilians, while critics say some decisions should never be delegated to machines. The report asks whether laws written after World War II can regulate warfare in the AI age, featuring Bonnie Docherty and Laurie R. Blank.

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How to stay healthy during flu seasonHealth

Flu season has arrived earlier than usual this year and with greater force. Dr. Janette Nesheiwat offers advice on keeping yourself and your family healthy.

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France: Students, unions and Yellow Vests join forces against austeritySociety1:06

As many as 190,000 people could demonstrate in France on Saturday, with calls for street protests over rising living costs. High school students are joining in after more than three weeks of school blockades, citing grievances over education conditions.

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Pointed! Bloomberg’s Weekly News Quiz for Risk-TakersOther

Pointed adds a strategic twist to news quizzes, testing players’ knowledge of current events as well as their confidence in their answers. Bloomberg’s Lisa Mateo, Christina Ruffini and David Gura play, and viewers can try the quiz at Bloomberg.com.

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The Suitcase MurdersSociety

Human remains found in two abandoned suitcases leave a community shocked and seeking answers. A dating profile on a BDSM site and DNA evidence help police solve the gruesome murders.

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Texas Republicans fear Senate seat could turn bluePolitics

Ken Paxton launched a Texas bus tour to rally Republican voters ahead of a close Senate race against Democrat James Talarico. Some Republicans fear the seat could go to Democrats for the first time in decades.

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Northwell CEO Says Health Care Model Must ChangeHealth

Northwell Health President and CEO John D’Angelo says the traditional U.S. health care model is unsustainable. Improving affordability, he says, requires greater emphasis on wellness, prevention and chronic disease. He also discusses workforce shortages, financial pressures on nonprofit hospitals and AI’s potential to reduce administrative work while keeping people involved in consequential medical decisions.

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Can the Fed Fight Inflation Without Hurting Farmers?Economy

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee visited rural Illinois to hear from farmers dealing with falling crop prices and higher costs for fuel, fertilizer and other inputs. Their accounts give the Fed a ground-level view of inflation pressures that may not yet be fully captured in national data.

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DW witnesses settlers closing in on Palestinian olive harvestWorld

The Washington Post says Israeli settlers attacked its photojournalist Heidi Levine while she was covering settler violence against Palestinian olive farmers. DW correspondent Tania Krämer was also with the farmers as settlers reportedly tried to disrupt the harvest. Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office challenged the Post’s account, saying footage showed violence from both sides.

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Freeland Warns U.S. Alliances Are FrayingPolitics

Former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada and other democracies should rely less on the United States while remaining open to rebuilding the Western alliance. She also discusses Alberta separatism, Donald Trump’s approach to Russia and Ukraine, and how her U.S. negotiating experience shaped her new book, Unreliable Boyfriend.

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Two Montreal officers accused of degrading conduct, including urinating on unhoused personSociety

Two Montreal police officers have been suspended over allegations of degrading behaviour, including an accusation that one urinated on an unhoused person. The officer’s colleagues reportedly brought the alleged incident forward. Days earlier, officers at another Montreal station were suspended over allegations of racist and hateful conduct toward Black and Arab residents, prompting serious questions about police behaviour.

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Sports fashion attracts a growing female audienceEconomy

Terez founder and CEO Zara Terez Tisch says the rising number of women sports fans is driving demand for fashionable team apparel and opening more opportunities for her company across professional sports.

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CNA Explains: Could humans lose control of AI’s future?Tech

AI systems accessing restricted information, taking unauthorized actions and sending false reports are no longer hypothetical risks. Leading AI companies are now warning of even greater dangers. Caitlin Ng examines three major risks and ways to prevent them.

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AI Selloff Tests Investor ConfidenceEconomy

Ritholtz Wealth Management Chairman and Chief Investment Officer Barry Ritholtz says AI remains transformational, but investors face a difficult task in identifying eventual winners and losers. He discusses CoreWeave’s selloff, concerns over AI financing and valuations, and challenges for Tesla as EV competition intensifies.

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Election Edition: How Iowa Became a Battleground AgainPolitics

Iowa backed Donald Trump overwhelmingly in 2024, and Republicans hold every congressional seat from the state. Yet rising fuel costs, tariffs and voter frustration with the war in Iran have put Iowa among the midterms’ most closely watched battlegrounds. Host Garrett Haake speaks with Democratic Senate nominee and state representative Josh Turek.

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By the Way: Headlines You May Have MissedOther

Lisa Mateo, David Gura and Christina Ruffini recap headlines worth catching, including Tesla’s Roadster, Zuckerberg and a pint of Guinness, retirees not spending for pleasure, and AI-created false memories.

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