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In 1943, US built an entire city, and it didn't exist on a single mapOak Ridge, Tennessee, was a secret city of 75,000 people during World War II. This hidden community was established for the Manhattan Proje...- Thought of the day from Stoic philosopher Seneca: 'No man is crushed by misfortune unless he has first been deceived by prosperity’ - An inspiring lesson on staying grounded through life's highs and lowsStoic philosopher Seneca's quote of the day reminds us that prosperity can deceive people before misfortune strikes. True strength comes fr...
- In the late '60s and early '70s, the US military tried something it hasn't repeated since; Operation Popeye - what was it?Can you weaponize the weather? The U.S. military actually tried. During the Vietnam War, a top-secret mission named Operation Popeye used c...
- The creator economy has a new middle classYoung workers now see social media influencing as a plausible career pivot. This shift allows them to earn income through brand deals and p...
- They deserve a system they can trust, it's the bare minimum: Kareena Kapoor Khan on students' protestKareena Kapoor Khan and other Bollywood actors voiced support for protesting students. These students are demanding educational system refo...
- Iran strikes on CIA facilities prompt questions about possible Russian roleUS intelligence analysts are investigating Russian involvement in recent Iranian drone attacks. These strikes targeted sensitive CIA facili...
- Eternal’s robust Q1; Meta faces content-blocking allegationsEternal reported a jump in its net profit on the back of Blinkit's improving operating performance. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning...
- Paper leaks are the symptom, the jobs gold rush is the diseaseIndia's economy features a limited number of well-paying jobs and many low-wage positions. Young people pursue selective education and gove...
- Legally or not, US government is controlling global access to world's most powerful AIThe US Commerce Department ordered Anthropic to block foreign nationals from advanced AI models. This action disabled Anthropic's models, c...
- Burkina Faso’s desert was swallowing his land, so one farmer dug thousands of pits and grew a 40-hectare forestA farmer named Yacouba Sawadogo revived an ancient farming method called zaï. He transformed barren land into a thriving forest ecosystem o...
- CJP march: Protesters defy baton-charge, tear gas; say won't back off until demands metStudents and citizens marched towards Parliament demanding the Education Minister's resignation. Police used barricades, lathicharge, and t...
- Apple in early settlement talks with US DOJ over antitrust case, Bloomberg News reportsApple is reportedly in early settlement discussions with the U.S. Department of Justice regarding the ongoing antitrust case. This news, as...
- Chinese Proverb of the Day: "If you believe everything written in books, it would be better to have no..." — Timeless life lessons on independent thinking, intellectual awakening, and why true knowledge begins when curiosity challenges blind belief in an age overflowing with information and opinionsChinese Proverb of the Day: “If you believe everything written in books, it would be better to have no books at all.” At a time when millio...
- MDR on UPI on the cards; Emergent enters unicorn clubThe government is mulling restoring MDR on UPI transactions for large merchants. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- OnePlus, once popular with tech fans, to pull out of US and EuropeOnePlus will cease operations in the US and Europe as early as this week. This move is part of a larger restructuring for parent company Op...
- Pawar's visit to Shinde's office 'coincidence,' don't read conspiracies in political meetings: SuleSupriya Sule stated Sharad Pawar's meeting in Eknath Shinde's office was purely a coincidence. She urged against viewing political meetings...
- OpenAI seeks over $1 million from xAI as legal battle escalatesOpenAI requested over one million dollars in legal costs from xAI. This follows the dismissal of xAI's trade secrets lawsuit against the Ch...
- China detains US seismologist who has studied North Korean nuclear testsA Chinese-born American seismologist is detained in China for nearly two years. He faces spying charges after publishing U.S.-funded work o...
- Global Market Today: Asian shares slip as oil jumps on Gulf attacksAsian markets declined as intensified Gulf fighting and oil price surges rekindled inflation risks. Oil prices climbed significantly, impac...
- US makes it easier to export Nvidia AI chips and military equipment to the UAEThe United States has eased export controls on the United Arab Emirates. This change allows easier access to Nvidia AI chips and military e...
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