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Thirty seconds into my interview with Vivian Wilson, trans activist and daughter of Elon Musk, she got emotional. We spoke backstage ahead of her fourth and final New York Fashion Week Show.

Google and ETH Zurich found problems with AMD/SK Hynix combo, will probe other hardware

Researchers from Google and Swiss university ETH Zurich have found a new class of Rowhammer vulnerability that could allow attackers to access info stored in DDR5 memory.…

The plans include three new junctiones along the road

A remarkable story unfolded at a Glasgow theatre last weekend: two giants of Scottish popular culture vying with each other to see who was held most fondly in the country's heart.

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This summer was the UK's hottest on record, with four separate heatwaves and endless hours of sunshine. Experts have now calculated how many people died thanks to climate change.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: As Jonathan Roll neared completion of a master's degree in science and technology policy at Arizona State University three years ago, he did some research into recent developments by China's ascendant space program. He came away impressed by the country's growing ambitions. Now a full-time research analyst at the university, Roll was recently asked to take a deeper dive into Chinese space plans. "I thought I had a pretty good read on this when I was finishing grad school," Roll told Ars. "That almost everything needed to be updated, or had changed three years later, was pretty scary. On all these fronts, they've made pretty significant progress. They are taking all of the cues from our Western system about what's really galvanized innovation, and they are off to the races with it." Roll is the co-author of a new report, titled "Redshift," on the acceleration of China's commercial and civil space activities and the threat these pose to similar efforts in the United States. Published on Tuesday, the report was sponsored by the US-based Commercial Space Federation, which advocates for the country's commercial space industry. It is a sobering read and comes as China not only projects to land humans on the lunar surface before the US can return, but also is advancing across several spaceflight fronts to challenge America. "The trend line is unmistakable," the report states. "China is not only racing to catch up -- it is setting pace, deregulating, and, at times, redefining what leadership looks like on and above Earth. This new space race will not be won with a single breakthrough or headline achievement, but with sustained commitment, clear-eyed vigilance, and a willingness to adapt over decades." "The key takeaway here is that there is an acceleration," said Dave Cavossa, president of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation. "The United States is still ahead today in a lot of areas in space. But the Chinese are advancing very quickly and poised to overtake us in the next five to 10 years if we don't do something." "There's other things along the lines of budget battles," Cavossa said. "We don't want to see the US government scaling back its reliance on commercial satellite communications. We don't want to see them scaling back commercial remote sensing data buys, which is what they've been doing, or at least threatening to do. We want to make sure that there's a seamless transition from the ISS to commercial LEO destinations, and then a transition away from old programs of record to commercial transportation alternatives. That's what the US government can do and Congress can do here in the next couple of years to make sure that we stay ahead."

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ABC News reporter Matt Gutman is being slammed for describing texts from Charlie Kirk 's suspected assassin to his transgender lover as 'very touching.'

Kate, 43, remembered the Duchess, who became the oldest living member of the British Royal Family when Queen Elizabeth II died in 2022, alongside other members of the Royal Family on Tuesday.

The Princess of Wales paid a poignant tribute to the late Queen as she attended the Duchess of Kent's funeral on Tuesday, alongside her husband William.

From the UK's biggest cities to the valleys of Pontypridd - these criminals began targeting every pocket of the country within days of the legitimate Pop Mart toys going viral.

Suggests using multiple overlapping approaches and being kind to kids who get kicked off

Australia’s eSafety commissioner has told social media operators it expects them to employ multiple age assurance techniques and technologies to keep children under sixteen off social media, as required by local law from December 10th.…

'These injections aren't just for weight loss or booze addiction anymore - that's old news,' says Amanda Goff.

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For many, nothing tops off a comforting tea of cheese on quite toast like a sprinkle of Worcestershire sauce.

Owen Norgrove had popped in to see Firat Davutoglu for a quick freshening up after a long day at work. The barber would go on to make a life-saving discovery.

Mohanad Abdullaahi Goobe died following the alleged attack on Monton Street in Manchester at 4.30pm on Monday.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has hailed the swathes of St George and Union flags that have appeared in recent weeks as part of a coordinated campaign across British towns and cities.

Oscar winner Robert Redford has died aged 89. Before he became a Hollywood icon, however, the actor suffered a series of personal tragedies that undoubtedly impacted his career.

A Gucci heiress has been awarded $115 million in damages in a 'landmark' ruling after winning a lawsuit against her 'sexual predator pedophile' former stepfather, who she said abused her for years.