Five killed and at least 10 injured in Krakow shooting
Five people have been killed and at least 10 injured in a shooting near the main market square in Krakow, Poland.
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At least five people were killed and more than a dozen injured after a shooter opened fire in a market square in Krakow.
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Will this week's blue wave election usher in a Democratic president in 2028?
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Democrat shaping AI policy bought chip stocks despite backing congressional trading ban
Rep. Josh Gottheimer disclosed new AI-linked stock purchases months after voting for a congressional trading ban, as Democrats prepare to regulate the industry.
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Berkshire shares surge as Wall Street swoons amid AI fears
Berkshire Hathaway shares roared past the S&P 500 index this week and are outperforming the benchmark for the year-to-date.
America doesn't like socialism. So why are socialists winning?
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Anthropic IPO meets AI backlash after midterms show stinging rebuke of data centers
Anthropic is poised to become the first pure-play AI company to hit the public market at a time when the public is increasingly leary of the industry.
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Risk of Iran war escalation remains high despite Democratic sweep in U.S. midterm elections
The U.S. and Iran are on a collision course as tensions in the Middle East simmer.
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Fusion energy has the potential to provide abundant, clean power. Now, the race is on to develop the world’s first commercial plant.