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NASA and its European partners are tracking a major buildup of warm water in the Pacific Ocean that could signal the arrival of El Niño later this year. Data collected by the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite shows a broad area of unusually warm water, stretching hundreds of miles across, has reached the waters off South America. Because water expands as it warms, rising sea levels in a specific region of the ocean can reveal where temperatures are increasing beneath the surface. El Niño can have far-reaching effects, bringing excessive rainfall to some regions while leaving others unusually dry. Those shifts…

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WASHINGTON — Iran is poised to attract up to $300 billion in investments from the very Gulf states it targeted with drones and missiles throughout the more than three-month-old war — if it can get its act together, Vice President JD Vance said Monday. “That’s the sort of thing they could have access to, funded by the Gulf Coast Coalition, so long as they honor their end of the obligation,” Vance told CBS News on Monday, when asked whether the US-Iran memorandum of understanding electronically signed Sunday allowed for a “$300 billion reconstruction fund.” While the vice president made clear…

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When Alani Bankhead, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Montana, announced that she would hold a news conference Monday afternoon, many fellow Democrats hoped she would announce that she was dropping out.The idea was to make way for an independent candidate, Seth Bodnar, who is seen by many as more electable than Ms. Bankhead in a heavily Republican state.Ms. Bankhead did not play ball.“If dropping out was the right move to pave the way for a better candidate, I would absolutely do it,” Ms. Bankhead said in a defiant speech. “But Seth Bodnar is absolutely the last person on the…

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Opinion by James Alix Michel (victoria, seychelles)Monday, June 15, 2026Inter Press Service VICTORIA, Seychelles, June 15 (IPS) – Tomorrow, Africa hosts the Our Ocean Conference on its own shores for the first time, in Mombasa.This is more than a diplomatic milestone. It is a test of whether we, as Africans, are prepared to safeguard our ocean as a shared heritage and a pillar of our future prosperity. James Alix MichelFor island and coastal nations such as Seychelles, this is not an abstract debate. It is a question of survival, identity and dignity. Our ocean is the blue heart that sustains our…

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Cohere, a Canada-based generative AI vendor, has launched a model designed to help enterprise developers maintain sovereignty, or control, over their AI technology stack. The model comes at a time when transparency and trust in frontier models have become significant issues.The vendor last week introduced North Mini Code, an open source model for developers. The mixture-of-experts (MoE) model is the AI lab’s first agentic coding model. It has 30B total parameters and is available under an Apache 2.0 license. Cohere said the model gives developers control and flexibility over their agentic coding infrastructure.Cohere’s release of an open model that aims…

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Antidepressants can improve symptoms of depression, but certain things can either help them work or make them less effective.[1] Side effects from your antidepressant can also arrive well before it takes the edge off major depressive disorder (MDD) symptoms, which may make you feel like giving up on the medication.[2][3]But by working closely with your healthcare provider and adjusting some lifestyle factors, you can help your antidepressant work better. Here are five things that can make a difference.[1]1. Take Them on TimeAs a first step, try to take your antidepressant at the same time each day. Your body processes different antidepressants…

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All of that effort might be paying off. The same index ranked South Korea as having the third largest number of notable AI models in the world, based on criteria such as state-of-the-art advancements or high citation rates. For many small countries like South Korea, AI is a chance to punch above their weight. The blind spots But that single-mindedness can crowd out critical reflection on AI’s broader societal impacts. “Because the national agenda on AI prioritizes economic development,” says Jeon, the professor of science and technology policy, “there isn’t much reflection on the social, political, ethical dimensions of the…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A top Alaska election official booted a same-name Republican challenger to Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, from the primary ballot Monday, ruling the campaign appeared designed to confuse voters. Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher disqualified Dan J. Sullivan from the state’s hotly-contested Senate race over concerns that his candidacy was “filed with a purpose to confuse or mislead and to thereby compromise the ballot’s fairness or neutrality,” in a letter published Monday.Dan J. Sullivan, a retired schoolteacher who filed as a Republican Senate candidate despite having no prior affiliation with the GOP, can…

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The war with Iran may be nearing its end. Its toll on the U.S. economy has yet to subside.A preliminary deal touted by President Trump on Monday appeared to pause the fighting in the Middle East — but not the high prices and other disruptions that have hammered American families and businesses recently.At the onset of the war, Mr. Trump predicted that his intervention would be over in short order, resulting only in a mild disruption to the U.S. economy, which he promised would rebound quickly. But the campaign eclipsed three months, and it unleashed a set of financial stresses…

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