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France has been rocked by huge youth protests over the state of high­school edu­ca­tion, which have brought tens of thou­sands of people on to the streets. The move­ment began with out­rage over shoddy school con­di­tions in a Paris ban­lieue , but has...

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ArticleAI less reg­u­lated than milk, Microsoft pres­id­ent says

Arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence is less reg­u­lated than milk and wash­ing machines, the pres­id­ent of Microsoft said as the tech industry warns over AI safety. Brad Smith said there should be more safety rules to gov­ern the tech­no­logy. He told the...

ArticleCana­dian poet Anne Car­son wins lit­er­at­ure Nobel prize

The Nobel prize in lit­er­at­ure was awar­ded to the Cana­dian poet and essay­ist Anne Car­son. The Swedish Academy cited the author’s “bold and invent­ive oeuvre that, in play­ful dia­logue with the clas­sical tra­di­tion, has cre­ated new forms for...

ArticleCalls for curbs on ICE agents after New York shoot­ing

Lead­ing New York Demo­crats deman­ded curbs on Immig­ra­tion and Cus­toms Enforce­ment (ICE) viol­ence after a fed­eral officer shot a man driv­ing a car in which his five-year-old son was sit­ting, spark­ing fierce protests. At least seven shots...