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Students using AI to cheat will face stricter rules, says Danish government
The Danish government has announced stricter measures to combat AI-assisted cheating in upper secondary schools, requiring students to give an oral defence of essays written at home and mandating that schools monitor computer use during written exams. Education minister Magnus Heunicke said urgent action was needed, describing AI cheating as a growing problem undermining students’…
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Trump dismisses munitions shortage reports, says leakers ‘being hunted down’
President Trump on Thursday dismissed reports of the U.S. military being low on munitions amid the war with Iran, saying his administration is determining who leaked the information to news outlets. “The U.S. has massive amounts of ‘munitions,’ especially of certain types,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Additionally, large amounts are being manufactured and shipped…
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Pregnant mother plunged 90ft to her death from open window in tower block after asking father for a cigarette – but her unborn baby miraculously survived
An inquest has heard that a pregnant mother fell 90ft to her death from an open window at a tower block in Leeds after asking her father for a cigarette during a visit, though her unborn baby miraculously survived. Emma Atkinson, 38, was pronounced dead at the scene, while her daughter was delivered five weeks…
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Nintendo’s Profits Jump $300 Million After Tariff Refunds And Strong Software Sales
Back in August 2025, Nintendo increased the price of the original Switch console in accordance with ongoing tariffs, but after the US Supreme Court declared these to be unlawful, it didn’t hesitate to claim a refund. With the release of its quarterly earnings (April 1 to June 30) for the current financial year, we now have a…
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ANTHRAX Shares Music Video For ‘Everybody’s Got A Plan’ From Upcoming ‘Cursum Perficio’ Album
Anthrax have released the official music video for “Everybody’s Got A Plan”, the third single from their forthcoming album “Cursum Perficio”. The clip, which premiered via Revolver, features footage from the band’s recent support slot for Iron Maiden at Lisbon’s Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica, offering fans a glimpse of life on tour ahead…
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Versant Posts Mixed Q2 Results As Advertising Trends Show Improvement
Versant, the media company spun off from Comcast earlier this year, reported mixed second-quarter results, with total revenue and earnings per share both declining year-on-year. However, advertising trends showed signs of improvement, offering some encouragement as the company works to rebalance its business away from reliance on traditional linear television towards digital platforms. Total revenue…
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Capcom shrugs off PlayStation’s all-digital future, suggests shrinking physical market will not have a “significant impact” on its operations
Capcom says it does not expect the declining physical games market to have a significant effect on its business, as around 90% of its unit sales are already digital. The publisher’s position adds to the industry debate over Sony’s reported move away from PlayStation discs by 2028, which could further reduce physical purchasing options. The…
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U.K. Approves Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
The UK has approved Paramount Skydance’s $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros., concluding that it does not require further competition intervention. The decision matters because the enlarged media group has made legally binding commitments intended to protect UK broadcasting, news independence and local programme investment. The Competition and Markets Authority examined areas including cinema distribution,…
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Demographics fuel Democrats’ concerns about El-Sayed’s strength
In today’s issue: ▪ El-Sayed’s tall task ▪ Fauci faces contempt vote ▪ CDC director confirmed ▪ Another redistricting battle in Missouri The demographic breakdown of the vote in Democrats’ Michigan Senate primary this week includes some glaring warning signs for the party as it seeks to rally voters behind progressive Abdul El-Sayed to win…
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Nintendo profits boosted by one-off US tariff refund
Nintendo’s quarterly profits were lifted sharply by a one-off US tariff refund, despite a fall in sales. The result matters because it shows how the reversal of tariffs can materially improve companies’ earnings, while raising questions over whether customers who paid higher prices will receive any benefit. Net sales fell 9.5% year on year, but…