Ukrainian drone attacks have knocked out two Yandex data hubs, crippling AI services and straining Russia’s largest digital network.
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From Glastonbury Ticket Rushes to World Headlines: The Week in Review
A recap of the week’s biggest stories, from Glastonbury ticket madness and French protests to gaming reveals and geopolitical friction.
Women’s Anger Is Shedding Its Stigma at Work and on Screen
For decades, women were told to stay calm and agreeable. Now, from pop charts to corporate boardrooms, female rage is finding an unapologetic voice.
When Is It Time to Ask How Much Your Partner Earns?
From first-date red flags to two-year silences, young daters navigate the awkward territory of personal finances and partner salaries.
‘I Am Jane Doe’ Protests Against Sexual Assault Span 40 US States
Demonstrations swept over 40 states on Oct. 8 after a lawsuit accused Cornell fraternity members of assault and university officials of inaction.
Katie Zacharia Offered White House Press Secretary Role
Conservative commentator Katie Zacharia has been offered the post of White House press secretary, succeeding Karoline Leavitt.
Zack Polanski Faces Leadership Crisis After By-Election Defeat
Green Party leader Zack Polanski faces internal mutiny following a contentious conference resolution on Zionism and a Westminster by-election loss.
Fort Hood Survivor Backs Execution but Condemns Livestream
Alonzo Lunsford, shot seven times in the 2009 Fort Hood massacre, backs Nidal Hasan’s execution by firing squad but opposes plans to stream it publicly.
Olivia Colman Reacts to Viral Memes Surrounding Romance Film ‘Wicker’
Olivia Colman admits she has never seen an online reaction quite like the viral meme frenzy sparked by her upcoming medieval romance ‘Wicker.’
Nikon Disqualifies Science Video Winner Over AI Generation
Nikon stripped a researcher of first prize in its Small World in Motion contest after scientists proved the winning microscopy clip was made using AI.