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Comic-Con trailer reveals Sinestro as Lanterns expands into space
A new Comic-Con trailer for DC’s *Lanterns* revealed Sinestro and showed the series extending from a Nebraska murder investigation into space. The footage suggests a grounded, crime-focused approach while retaining the broader intergalactic scale associated with the Green Lantern mythology. The series stars Aaron Pierre as rookie John Stewart, trained by Kyle Chandler’s veteran Hal…
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OpenAI, Hugging Face breach stokes fear on what’s next for AI
The article text provided does not contain the news report itself; it only states that access to the page was denied because JavaScript appears to be disabled. As a result, the reported OpenAI and Hugging Face breach cannot be summarised reliably from the supplied material. The headline suggests the article concerns security concerns involving OpenAI…
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Phoenix beat Rockets in high-scoring thriller
Birmingham Phoenix beat Trent Rockets by 10 runs in a record-breaking, high-scoring Hundred match at Edgbaston. Phoenix’s 214-4 was the competition’s second-highest total, while the combined 418 runs and 29 sixes set new match records, providing a major lift for an edition that had previously produced modest scores. Joe Clarke led Phoenix’s innings with 68…
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Waymo reportedly mulling a breakup with Uber
Waymo is reportedly considering ending or reshaping its partnership with Uber, under which its robotaxis operate through Uber’s app in Austin and Atlanta. The move would matter because it could give Waymo more direct control over customer access in key US markets, while weakening Uber’s role in autonomous ride-hailing. Waymo has told Uber it plans…
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PlayStation Network outage resolved after thousands of gamers unable to play
A PlayStation Network outage that prevented some players from accessing digital games, apps and online features has been resolved. The disruption matters because it renewed concerns about reliance on online services as Sony prepares to stop releasing new PlayStation games on physical discs from January 2028. Tens of thousands of users worldwide reported problems on…
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Europol flags 4,340 ‘horrific’ URLs linked to The Com
Europol and partner agencies have identified 4,340 URLs linked to The Com for removal, targeting material used to recruit members and groom victims. The action matters because the loosely connected online network is associated with cybercrime, extortion, swatting and serious offline violence, with minors often involved as both victims and perpetrators. The referrals were made…
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How The Illharmonic’s mix of hip-hop and classical builds community, one show at a time
The Illharmonic Orchestra, led by married performers Jeffrey and Andrea Coln McNeill, combines hip-hop and R&B with live classical instrumentation. The group says its performances create a sense of community while challenging the limited racial representation still found in many major symphony orchestras. Jeffrey McNeill began connecting the genres as a child in 1987, when…
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CNN host admits he was wrong to say illegal immigrant voting ‘never happens’ after New Jersey error
CNN host Michael Smerconish acknowledged that he was wrong to say illegal immigrant voting “never happens” after a case in New Jersey highlighted an apparent non-citizen voting error. The admission matters because it revises an absolute claim while keeping the focus on how election systems identify and prevent ineligible voting. The article centres on a…
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Tech leaders issue letter to train Uncle Sam about value of open weight AI
Twenty-five technology companies, industry bodies and venture-capital firms have urged US policymakers to support open-weight AI models, arguing that regulation should not concentrate control of the market among a few large proprietary-model providers. The intervention matters because Washington is increasing scrutiny of AI following security concerns and recent restrictions, while lawmakers consider rules for a…
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Warner Bros Discovery sues Amazon over HBO executive recruitment
Warner Bros. Discovery has sued Amazon in Los Angeles, alleging that Amazon unlawfully encouraged contracted employees to leave for its entertainment division, with HBO marketing executive Pia Barlow named as the central example. The dispute highlights tensions over recruitment in Hollywood and could test how fixed-term employment agreements are enforced under California law. WBD says…