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Oracle Goes All-In on AI

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Larry Ellison just loaded Oracle with historic levels of debt to chase the artificial intelligence boom, and now Wall Street is asking whether he will become the face of a bursting AI bubble.Story SnapshotOracle...

Prosecutors: Teen Planned to Kill Before Alleged Mall Area Murder

When a 19-year-old who allegedly dreamed for years about killing was freed on bail,...

Telegram Boss Hit With Terror Rap International Arrest Warrant

Russia’s new terrorism case against Telegram founder Pavel Durov turns a private messaging app...

He Refused to Die: Solo Sailor Survives Weeks Adrift

A solo sailor’s month-long fight to stay alive on a broken boat in the...

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War Reaches Big Tech: Iran Says It Destroyed

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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it destroyed Amazon’s Bahrain data hub with cruise missiles, pulling Big Tech into a live regional fight.Story HighlightsIran’s Revolutionary Guard claimed it struck and destroyed Amazon’s Bahrain cloud facility with...

Water, Power, and Land: The Local Costs of the AI Revolution

As artificial intelligence booms, giant data centers are starting to compete with American families...

U.S. and Saudi Arabia Sign Nuclear Agreement

The new U.S.–Saudi nuclear deal quietly trades away some of the toughest global safeguards...

“Get ’Em All”: Ellison’s Warning

When Keith Ellison told fellow Democrats they would “get ’em all” next election, he...

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