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Tom BennettJerusalem, Alice CuddyTel Aviv, Yolande KnellRe’im and Rushdi AbualoufGaza correspondent AFP via Getty Images Some paid their respects at the site of the Nova Music Festival, where more than 370 people were killed and dozens more taken back to Gaza as hostages Israelis have gathered across the country to mark two years since the...

Note: Map shows the area with a shake intensity of 4 or greater, which U.S.G.S. defines as “light,” though the earthquake may be felt outside the areas shown.  All times on the map are Papua New Guinea time. The New York Times A strong, 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck in Papua New Guinea on Tuesday, according to...

FILE – Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves speaks to supporters after addressing a legislative committee considering a request from the Supreme Court to lift his immunity so he can stand trial on corruption charges in San Jose, Costa Rica, Aug. 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Jose Diaz, File) The Associated Press Source link

Thoma Bravo co-founder Orlando Bravo said valuations for artificial intelligence companies are “at a bubble,” comparing it to the dot-com era. But one key difference in the market now, he said, is that large companies with “healthy balance sheets” are financing AI businesses. Bravo’s private equity firm boasts more than $181 billion in assets under...

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Stephen McDonellChina correspondent Reuters A total of 580 hikers who were trapped by severe weather near Mount Everest have been guided to safety in Tibet, according to Chinese state media. The trekkers arrived in the small township of Qudang and surrounding areas, along with 300 local guides, yak handlers and other support staff, CCTV reported...