A recording from Timothy Snyder's live video

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Iowa Gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn claims to be a family farmer, but in reality he is an investor and political consultant who doesn't live on his farm

Apple Intelligence is built into the latest versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS, but you don’t have to leave it enabled. For some users, Apple Intelligence may simply feel less essential now. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Meta’s Muse and a growing number of AI agents are all easily accessible through standalone apps and the web, giving users plenty of alternatives without relying on Apple Intelligence. There’s also a more practical reason to switch it off: storage space. According to Apple’s support documentation, Apple Intelligence can require up to 14GB of storage on newer supported iPhone, iPad and Mac models.

The price of gas for her Iowa constituents has risen by 60% since the start of the war, while oil companies are making record profits

British Columbia is suing OpenAI in California, accusing the company of failing to warn police about the Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT activity before the February attack.

Apple's official $250 million settlement portal is live, offering up to $95 to US users impacted by delayed Siri AI features on iPhone 16 and 15 Pro models.

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Read Prime Minister Mark Carney's remarks to the European Parliament on Thursday.

MeidasTouch has obtained exclusive images this afternoon showing the aftermath of an Iranian attack on a US base in Kuwait, and based on what we've reviewed,

Inadvertently killing endangered animals while logging a forest or building a dam would no longer be considered illegal under a new interpretation of the Endangered Species Act

Katharine "Kit" Kerr, long-time author of SF&F, has been wielding her pen fo… Diane Osborne needs your support for Give Kit a little help with life and taxes!

Documents, which have not previously been reported, make clear that the contractor found problems in the design and the execution of the renovation.

The CRTC is bringing in new rules that should make it easier for Canadians to compare internet plans and understand what they are actually paying for. The regulator said Thursday that internet providers will need to give customers clearer and more consistent information when advertising their plans. That includes showing the internet speeds customers can expect during the busiest times of day, instead of only advertising speeds listed as “up to.” How many times have you seen the "up to" speed, only to see your speed at home far slower than advertised?