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South Carolina Democrats celebrated after the failure of a Trump-backed redistricting push, with events in Columbia including Rep. Jim Clyburn’s fish fry, signaling a political win for the party as they respond to the setback.
Canada’s Mark Carney warns that Alberta’s plan to hold a referendum on secession could backfire, citing Brexit lessons to urge caution and label the move a potential “dangerous bluff.”
Using the James Webb Space Telescope’s COSMOS-Web survey, researchers produced the sharpest map yet of the universe’s cosmic web by charting about 164,000 galaxies, tracing large-scale structures back to when the universe was roughly 1 billion years old. The map reveals dense filaments and voids and will help study how galaxies evolve within this cosmic skeleton; the data are publicly released for wider use.
SpaceX-backed xAI is overhauling its engineering organization ahead of a potential SpaceX IPO, naming Michael Nicholls as xAI president and appointing new leads for pre-training, post-training, and product/infrastructure, while cofounders depart and staff cuts continue; the changes are effective immediately as the company pursues a rapid rebuild to close the gap with rivals.
An international study published in Science maps the first large-scale genetic landscape of domestic-cat cancers, revealing shared driver genes with humans and dogs—most notably FBXW7 in feline mammary tumors—and suggesting cross-species insights for prevention and therapy; preliminary data also hint that FBXW7 mutations influence chemotherapy responses, and a public data resource has been released to advance feline oncology and its relevance to human cancer under a One Medicine approach.
China showcased agile humanoid robots performing parkour and aerial tricks at the Lunar New Year gala, signaling rapid progress in AI-powered robotics. Experts caution that staged demonstrations can overstate capability and that real-world deployment—particularly for defense—remains far more complex. Europe should monitor developments, learn from China’s scale and supply chains, but avoid alarm, focusing on collaboration and continued advancement.
The Patriots’ quickest path to victory may hinge on a disruptive, well-rotated defensive-tackle group led by Christian Barmore, Milton Williams and Khyiris Tonga, a castoff‑to‑depth unit built on intensity and execution that the staff keeps fresh with smart snap management.
A 2024 Vietnamese Defense Ministry document obtained by The 88 Project warns of possible U.S. invasion and unconventional warfare, labeling the U.S. as belligerent and raising concerns about color-revolution-style uprisings; the report highlights internal government anxiety despite Hanoi’s Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Washington, reflecting tensions between a conservative military faction and leadership who fear external meddling while balancing ties with China and the U.S.