Mosque shooting suspects influenced by incel rage and Raúl Castro indicted: Morning Rundown
Writings believed to have been written by the San Diego mosque shooting suspects contain extremist language including neo-Nazi ideology.
People lost up to 85 pounds on Lilly’s experimental weight loss drug, company says
Eli Lilly’s highly anticipated new weight loss drug, retatrutide, helped people lose up to 30% of their body weight, about 85 pounds, in a late-stage clinical trial, the drugmaker said in a news release Thursday
Patrick Stewart, AI and I encountered the Bard. Resistance was futile.
My journey through Shakespeare was guided by “Star Trek” star Patrick Stewart, who just recorded a new audiobook of the sonnets, and Claude AI.
Trump’s portrait hits New Delhi traffic as U.S. Embassy rolls out ‘Happy Birthday America!’ rickshaws
About 100 auto-rickshaws carrying large images of Trump and the Statue of Liberty have appeared across the Indian capital to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Why Democrats have soured on a women’s history museum bill set for a House vote
Republicans amended the bill to say President Trump may pick an alternative site for the museum and specified it could include only “biological women.”
Prosecutors seek 50-year sentence for nonprofit leader at center of sprawling Minnesota fraud case
The former leader of a Minnesota nonprofit who was convicted for her role at the center of a staggering $250 million fraud case that helped ignite a federal immigration crackdown should spend 50 years in prison, prosecutors argued in a court filing.
SGA scores 30 as Thunder top Spurs to level West finals
The MVP looked like the MVP again, and the Western Conference finals are knotted up
Detroit-bound flight diverted to Canada after Congolese passenger boarded ‘in error’ amid Ebola outbreak
An Air France flight bound for Detroit was redirected to Canada after a passenger from Congo boarded “in error” amid the Ebola outbreak in central Africa, officials said.
‘It feels like humans are left on the back burner’: Why this college grad hates AI
Joanna Stern talks to a recent college graduate about the backlash against artificial intelligence on campus. Plus, a look at Google I/O.