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Britain's government has rejected a proposed emergency 'kill switch' to shut down dangerous AI, arguing that blocking UK access would not stop models developed or misused elsewhere and that such a law is unlikely to become reality. Experts say the approach would be slow and inadequate without international cooperation, with the government stressing a long-term, science-led focus on AI safety and infrastructure.
An Amazon-operated Boeing 767-300 cargo plane overran the runway on landing at Miami International Airport from San Juan, caught fire, and killed at least five people with several more injured; authorities say the cause is under investigation, a fuel leak was reported, and a ground stop was issued as the FAA and NTSB review the incident. The aircraft, a 32-year-old former passenger jet now used for cargo and operated by 21 Air, was largely intact despite the blaze.
Fantasy experts flag several high-risk picks for 2026 drafts due to injury history, inefficiency, or unfavorable surroundings: Quinshon Judkins, Chuba Hubbard, Rico Dowdle, Trey McBride, DK Metcalf, Christian McCaffrey, and Brian Thomas Jr. are all viewed as risky bets at their current prices, with concerns ranging from health and volatile offensive environments to projected declines in target share and rushing efficiency.
Using Data Golf rankings, the piece assembles the best possible International Presidents Cup lineup around Geoff Ogilvy’s selections, highlights surprises like Nick Taylor and Bezuidenhout's omission, and even offers an AI-style forecast that Team USA would win 17.5–12.5 at Medinah in 2026, with Scheffler as the top point scorer and Niemann emerging as the Internationals’ standout.
Cardiologists and dietitians name 15 foods to limit or avoid for heart health, including processed and cured meats, ketchup, fried chicken and potatoes, canned soups, capers, flavored yogurts, sweet coffee drinks, pastries, sugar-sweetened and diet sodas, red meat, white bread, and sports/energy drinks, citing high sodium, nitrates/nitrites, trans fats and added sugars as key risks; the piece also hints at heart-healthy swaps like whole grains, plant-based proteins, unsweetened milk alternatives, plain yogurt, and water to protect cardiovascular health.
A Nature study analyzing 47 million galaxies from the DESI survey finds coherent patterns in the cosmic web extending across billions of light-years, suggesting the universe may not be perfectly homogeneous or isotropic on the largest scales. The result challenges a key cosmological assumption and could prompt revisions to models of dark matter, gravity, and structure formation, though independent replication with larger datasets is needed before firm conclusions.
President Donald Trump has ruled out appointing Bill Pulte, the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, to be the permanent director of national intelligence, ending his candidacy for the DNI post.
NASA has declared its MAVEN Mars orbiter dead after six months of radio silence. Launched in 2013 to study Mars’ atmosphere, MAVEN went silent after passing behind the planet in December, then spun and drained its batteries. A NASA review board concluded the spacecraft is unrecoverable, ending more than a decade of atmospheric observations and its role in relaying data from other Mars rovers.
Hunger and labor strikes by 300–400 detainees at Newark’s Delaney Hall, a privately run ICE detention facility operated by GEO Group, sparked fresh protests and violent clashes as federal officers pepper-sprayed and tasered demonstrators outside the jail. Detainees demand due process, better food, ventilation, and medical care, and swifter immigration proceedings; advocates argue conditions are poor and call for accountability, while DHS and GEO Group defend services. Lawmakers visited or attempted access, and the strike persists amid ongoing tensions over private detention and immigration policy.
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Boston Celtics in Game 7 in Boston, riding a stronger off-court bond and contributions from the bench (the 'Bench Mob') to complete the first 3-1 series comeback in franchise history, with Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey highlighting the team’s cohesion and resilience.
OKC Thunder clinched the Western Conference’s No. 1 seed and will rest virtually their entire roster in a late-season game, starting a G‑League–flavored lineup while managing injuries. The move is aimed at maximizing postseason readiness for a first‑round matchup that could feature the Suns, Clippers, Trail Blazers, or Warriors; Oklahoma City has dominated those teams this season (13–2) and hopes the rest pays off in the playoffs.
Washington Democrats push through a sweeping high-earner income tax, a move critics call unconstitutional, as Starbucks founder Howard Schultz announces he and his wife are leaving Seattle for Miami, taking his taxable income with him; Governor Ferguson is expected to sign the measure into law, fueling ongoing debate over whether the tax will drive wealth and business leaders out of the state.