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A new malware called Shamos is targeting Mac users through deceptive practices. Cybercriminals use fake troubleshooting websites to lure users into running terminal commands that install the malware, which can steal sensitive data like browser passwords and cryptocurrency wallets.
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Fable, a San Francisco startup, has launched Showrunner, an AI platform allowing users to create animated TV episodes from text prompts, with Amazon’s backing through the Alexa Fund. The platform aims to revolutionize entertainment by enabling anyone to co-create content, offering a ‘Netflix of AI’ experience.
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Beta blockers, including propranolol, are becoming a popular off-label treatment for anxiety due to their ability to reduce physical symptoms by blocking adrenaline’s effects. Celebrities like Rachel Sennott and Paige DeSorbo have publicly endorsed the drug for managing panic attacks, highlighting its effectiveness in high-stress situations.
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Archaeologists have uncovered a rare Christian cross on Sir Bani Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, linked to a monastery from the 7th to 8th centuries. The discovery highlights the region’s early Christian history and coexistence with Islamic expansion.
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Microsoft has removed the one-time fee for publishing apps on its Windows Store, allowing developers in nearly 200 countries to join without any upfront costs. The move is part of an effort to make the platform more accessible and inclusive for creators worldwide.
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Oracle and OpenAI have announced a landmark $300 billion cloud computing agreement, marking one of the largest such agreements in history. The agreement, set to begin in 2027, involves OpenAI purchasing significant compute power from Oracle over a five-year period.
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Sega is accused of orchestrating a police raid to recover Nintendo development kits that were mistakenly disposed of during an office move. The seller, who purchased the equipment for $13,575, was arrested on money laundering charges after the raid, sparking a legal battle over ownership of the valuable hardware.
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Apple has raised prices for several iPhone models, including the iPhone 17 Air, which starts at $999, despite receiving tariff breaks from President Donald Trump. The company also introduced the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max models at $1,099 and $1,199, respectively, while the base model iPhone 17 starts at $799. The price hikes are…
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Vice President JD Vance and the second lady will travel to Salt Lake City, Utah, to visit Charlie Kirk’s family and close friends on Thursday, Sept. 11. Kirk’s casket will be flown on Air Force One to Phoenix, Arizona, where his family and friends will accompany it.
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Norwegian archaeologists unearthed thousands of exceptionally well-preserved leather artifacts in Oslo’s Bjørvika district, offering rare insight into medieval fashion and daily life in the 13th-15th centuries. The finds suggest a society focused on recycling and reuse, with even children’s shoes showing similar styles to adult footwear.
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Oracle’s shares surged 36% on Tuesday, the best day since 1992, adding $244 billion to its market value and making Larry Ellison the world’s richest person. The AI-driven cloud demand fueled the surge, with Oracle predicting cloud infrastructure revenue to reach $18 billion in 2026 and significant growth in the following years.
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Anthropic’s AI services experienced a brief but significant outage on Wednesday, disrupting access to Claude.ai, the API, and related tools. The incident led to jokes among developers about reverting to pre-AI coding methods, highlighting concerns over AI tool reliability.
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Las Vegas tourism continues to decline as fresh numbers reveal that fewer visitors are traveling to Sin City. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) recently released its numbers for July visitors, noting a 12% drop from last year.
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Australia’s first multi-story 3D printed home, built by Contec Australia in five months, highlights the potential for rapid and sustainable construction methods. The home’s structural walls, printed in 18 hours, offer durability and resilience, making it a significant step for the U.S. housing market.
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As identity theft and financial scams increasingly target seniors, it’s crucial to protect your credit score during retirement. With financial losses reaching $4.9 billion in 2024, seniors are particularly vulnerable. Simple measures like credit freezes, regular credit report checks, and data removal services can help safeguard their retirement savings.
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Recent excavations in the Turkish ruins of Laodicea reveal a massive Roman council hall with Christian etchings, dating back 2,000 years. The site, located in Denizli, is mentioned in the Bible and the Book of Revelation, with early Christian carvings including a cross and Chi-Rho monogram.
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The FBI warns of a new scam tactic involving QR code scams in mystery packages, which can lead to stolen personal and financial information. Criminals are sending unsolicited packages with QR codes that, when scanned, redirect victims to fraudulent websites or install malware.
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Egypt plans to build a luxury mega resort at Mount Sinai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site sacred to Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, drawing fierce opposition from religious leaders and local communities.
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AI notetakers in video conferencing platforms like Zoom and Google Meet capture more than just work discussions, including private remarks and casual conversations. These summaries can resurface in emails, raising significant privacy concerns.
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Red Hat plans to transfer its back-office functions, including HR, finance, legal, and accounting, to IBM starting in 2026. The move, reported by The Register, involves a significant shift in operational structure amid concerns about job redundancies and cultural changes within the company.
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Archaeologists have unearthed an elite Roman family’s ancient treasure in Histria, Romania, consisting of over 40 coins and ornaments. The discovery offers significant insight into ancient Roman life and culture.
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A community-driven effort has successfully preserved all 54 lost clickwheel games for iPods, ensuring their availability for future generations. The project, which involved overcoming Apple’s FairPlay DRM, has created a virtual machine-based library that allows users to access these vintage games on modern devices without relying on Apple’s servers.
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Nova Launcher’s founder Kevin Barry has left Branch Metrics after being told to stop work on the launcher and an open-source release. The app remains on Google Play, but the launcher’s website currently shows a 404 error. With the departure of both Barry and Alex Austin, the future of the open-source initiative remains uncertain.
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Head of the President’s Office Andriy Yermak participated in a video call with national security advisers from the UK, Germany, Italy, and France. The meeting focused on bolstering Ukraine’s defenses against Russian aggression, particularly in response to escalating missile and drone attacks.
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On the night of September 7, units of the Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) inflicted numerous hits on Vtorovo oil pumping station in Vladimir region of Russia. Commander of the AFU Unmanned Systems Forces Robert (Madyar) Brovdi confirmed the attack.
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The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has strongly condemned the Russian Federation’s attacks on Ukrainian cities on September 17, resulting in the death and injury of civilians, including children. The attacks are seen as a further escalation of the conflict.
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An audit by Ukraine’s Accounting Chamber reveals that 9.85 million hectares of farmland in 10 regions remain blocked by unexploded ordnance. Experts warn that without major system reforms, agricultural recovery could take decades.
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Mykhailo Podoliak, Deputy Head of the President’s Office of Ukraine, asserts that Beijing has the capability to end Russia’s war in Ukraine with minimal cost. He argues that while China could intervene decisively, its current strategic interest lies in maintaining an observational stance.
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Russian forces expanded controlled territory in Ukraine by 64.12 square kilometers, with the ‘gray zone’ expanding significantly according to DeepState data. The conflict continues to evolve, affecting civilian populations and infrastructure.
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The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, along with the State Tax Service, has prepared a draft law to extend the transitional period for the simultaneous use of paper and electronic excise stamps by six months, according to Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko. The proposal aims to ease the transition to a fully electronic excise system.
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Ukrainian President’s Office Head Andriy Yermak engaged in a telephone conversation with U.S. Secretary of State and Acting National Security Advisor Marco Rubio to discuss enhanced security guarantees and defense support for Ukraine. The call focuses on coordinating international efforts to ensure Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and officials discussed budget planning and social programs for the coming year.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal convened to discuss the strategic direction for the upcoming year, focusing on both current operational needs and long-term goals.
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The All-Ukrainian Veterans’ Competition “Strong Spirits Games” was held at Bukovel’s tourist complex, supported by the resort financially and organizationally. The event was organized by the Ukrainian Strongman Federation in partnership with the Ministry of Veterans Affairs and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy convened a high-level meeting to bolster defenses against Russian attacks on critical infrastructure and energy sectors. The session aimed to coordinate efforts to protect vital national resources and ensure uninterrupted service delivery during the conflict.
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Austrian Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger warns that Russia’s attacks on Ukraine have escalated to new levels of brutality, urging international condemnation and stronger sanctions against Moscow. The minister highlights the growing humanitarian crisis and calls for increased support for Ukraine’s defense and reconstruction.
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On the eve of Military Intelligence Day, Kyrylo Budan, Head of the Main Intelligence Agency of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense, visited a treatment facility for wounded intelligence officers. Budanov presented awards to soldiers, honoring their service and sacrifice.
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The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 77 combat clashes along the entire front line since the beginning of the day, with 31 of these occurring in the Pokrovsk direction. The enemy’s most active actions remain in the Pokrovsk axis, indicating a significant focus on this sector.
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The State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection issued over UAH 2 million in fines for anti-tobacco legislation violations during January-June 2025. This enforcement highlights Ukraine’s commitment to reducing tobacco use and aligning with global health standards.
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Signal has launched end-to-end encrypted cloud backups for Android users, allowing message recovery if their phone is lost or damaged. A $1.99/month subscription offers expanded media storage of up to 100GB.
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The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) warns of fake information about cash payments. This comes amid ongoing efforts to manage humanitarian aid distribution in Ukraine.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned a lower court’s decision that had limited federal agents’ ability to conduct immigration stops in Los Angeles. This ruling allows for more aggressive enforcement actions, which have sparked protests and public concern over racial profiling and civil rights issues.
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A Iskander cruise missile struck the Cabinet of Ministers building in Ukraine on September 3, but the warhead did not detonate. The incident raises concerns about missile reliability and the challenges of modern warfare.
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The European Commission has initiated screening meetings in Brussels for Chapter 11, which focuses on agriculture and rural development as part of Cluster 5. This marks a significant step in the ongoing negotiations between Ukraine and the EU.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated military personnel on Military Intelligence Day, which was celebrated the day before, and presented them with state awards, the presidential press service reported.
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Analysts suggest that Russia’s large-scale attacks on Ukraine are tied to significant geopolitical events, aiming to bolster its position in ongoing negotiations. The recent drone and missile strikes on Ky. Kyiv’s Cabinet of Ministers building has been severely damaged.
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A source close to the Kremlin-funded network has reported that RT chief Igor Simony, the head of RT, is dealing with a serious cancer diagnosis and significant health issues.
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The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has condemned the terrorist attack in Jerusalem, Israel, expressing condolences to the victims’ families and wishing recovery to the injured. The ministry emphasized that terrorism is never a viable solution and cannot be tolerated under any circumstances.
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The article discusses the stark double standard in media coverage of interracial crime, highlighting how a black man killing a white woman often goes unreported, while the reverse scenario receives extensive coverage. It explores the implications of this disparity and its connection to broader media and political narratives.
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President Trump has vowed to investigate the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, promising to have all the details by tomorrow morning. His remarks were made during a Fox News appearance, highlighting his focus on the case.
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Kharkiv police have seized two functional Russian tanks in the Bakhmut area, later transferring them to Ukrainian combat units. The operation was carried out by the State Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the National Police.
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Andrei Podnebenny, a Russian political prisoner, has died in a Belarusian jail, marking the ninth such death since 2020. Human rights group Viasna reports the incident, highlighting ongoing concerns about political repression in the region.
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Texas and New York are leading the charge in an intensifying battle over states’ rights regarding the distribution of abortion pills to patients in areas where such procedures are prohibited. The conflict highlights the ongoing tensions between state legislatures and federal regulators in the realm of reproductive healthcare.
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Norwegian Ambassador Lars Hansen has arrived in Ky. Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Oleksandr Mishchenko received a copy of his credentials on September 8, marking the formal start of his diplomatic mission.
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Prince Harry has returned to the United Kingdom for a four-day visit, marking his first appearance in the country since his father, King Charles III, and his wife, Camilla, moved to Scotland. The visit coincides with ongoing speculation about the royal family’s dynamics, particularly regarding Harry’s strained relationship with his father.
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Vice President J.D. Vance has described U.S. President Donald Trump as lacking an ‘off switch,’ highlighting his habit of contacting aides and cabinet members at any hour of the day or night. This aligns with media reports and statements from other administration officials who have noted Trump’s minimal rest and frequent late-night calls.
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The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has announced tenders for the conclusion of agreements on the distribution of hydrocarbons that will be extracted within the Mezhyhirska and Svichanska subsoil areas. These fields cover an area of 2,388 sq km with prospective and forecast resources of 54.9 million tonnes of equivalent fuel.
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Rick Davies, co-founder of Supertramp, has passed away at 81. His use of the Wurlitzer piano helped define the band’s signature sound, contributing to hits like ‘Goodbye Stranger’ and ‘Bloody Well Right.’
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France’s soaring sovereign debt, now at €3.35 trillion, and political infighting threaten Eurozone stability, according to Deutsche Welle. Economic experts warn of potential risks to EU financial stability, citing concerns over fiscal imbalance.
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Members of the House Intelligence Committee want more information about the decision to strip the clearances from 37 current and former officials. Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, and President Trump ordered the removal of security clearances of 37 current and former national security officials earlier this year.