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World

Can Canada wait out the trade war with the US?

Yesterday at 23:40 PM, via BBC News

Canada’s prime minister will be travelling to Washington next week, after recently suggesting he is in no rush to reboot derailed trade talks.

Sport

Liverpool’s ‘lack of intensity’ exposed by PSV

Today at 01:30 AM, via BBC News

Champions League analyst Stephen Warnock says that a “lack of intensity” from Liverpool is made it easy for PSV to create opportunities and beat the Premier League champions 4-1 at Anfield.

Sport

Forest to reject bids for Anderson – Thursday’s gossip

Today at 00:50 AM, via BBC News

Nottingham Forest to turn down any bids for Elliot Anderson in January, Crystal Palace considering move for Newcastle United’s Joe Willock, Chelsea reopen contact with AC Milan keeper Mike Maignan’s camp, plus more.

Education

Liberia: Noble Second Floor Holds 2nd Annual Charity Dinner to Fund Modernization of Law School Classrooms, Enhance Access to Justice

Yesterday at 17:01 PM, via AllAfrica

[Liberian Investigator] The Noble Second Floor (NSF) of the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law (LAGSL) successfully hosted its Annual Charity Fundraising Dinner on Friday, November 21, 2025. The elegant evening attracted strong support from the Executive and Legislative branches of government, showing a united commitment to improving legal education and access to justice in Liberia.

Education

Teenage dreams are never practical. But where would we be without the people who chased theirs? | Adrian Chiles

Yesterday at 16:56 PM, via The Guardian

It can feel wrong to encourage young people to shoot for the stars – yet if no one did, our world would be empty of the artists, actors, athletes and visionaries who give it so much pleasure and meaning

Who wants to crush a kid’s dreams? Not me. But what to say when asked by a teenager about a career in the media? With tens of thousands of media, journalism and other graduates crowding into...

Science/Tech

Amazon Faces FAA Probe After Delivery Drone Snaps Internet Cable In Texas

Today at 04:02 AM, via Slashdot

Amazon’s drone-delivery program is under federal scrutiny after an MK30 aircraft clipped an internet cable in Texas. CNBC reports: The incident occurred on Nov. 18 around 12:45 p.m. Central in Waco, Texas. After dropping off a package, one of Amazon’s MK30 drones was ascending out of a customer’s yard when one of its six propellers got tangled in a nearby internet cable, according to a video of...

Science/Tech

Greek Cybercrime Unit Shuts Down IPTV Pirates, 68 End Users Face Fines

Today at 03:25 AM, via Slashdot

Greek authorities shut down an IPTV piracy operation on Santorini, arresting a reseller and referring 68 end users for prosecution. TorrentFreak reports: A new legal framework to tackle online infringement in Greece went live just a couple of months ago, and reports of prosecutions are already coming in. Early September, it was reported that a man from Sparta faces prosecution and a fine of up...

Science/Tech

Google’s AirDrop Support For Pixel 10 Likely Exists Because of EU’s Apple Ruling

Today at 02:45 AM, via Slashdot

Last week, Google surprised the tech world when it announced AirDrop support on Pixel 10 devices — all without Apple’s involvement. “While it initially seemed like this was a rogue move made by Google to coerce Apple into another boundary-breaking decision, it might actually be part of the repercussions that also led to USB-C on iPhone and the adoption of RCS,” reports 9to5Google. From a...

Science/Tech

OpenAI Says Dead Teen Violated TOS When He Used ChatGPT To Plan Suicide

Today at 02:02 AM, via Slashdot

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Facing five lawsuits alleging wrongful deaths, OpenAI lobbed its first defense Tuesday, denying in a court filing that ChatGPT caused a teen’s suicide and instead arguing the teen violated terms that prohibit discussing suicide or self-harm with the chatbot. The earliest look at OpenAI’s strategy to overcome the string of lawsuits came in a...

Motoring

Former RAF CEO dodges Parliament inquiry summons

Yesterday at 15:52 PM, via TopAuto

Collins Letsoalo, the former Road Accident Fund CEO, has failed to appear before Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts’ inquiry into dysfunction at the entity.