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Europe and North America are drowning in deepfake fraud as scammers break ID systems faster than ever

Author1 week ago05 mins

AI-generated documents are replacing traditional forgeries and bypassing verification faster than ever imagined Synthetic identity fraud has surged 195% globally, with Europe and North America hardest hit Most fraud now happens after onboarding, using tricks like credential stuffing and device spoofing Synthetic identity document fraud is now spreading at an alarming pace globally, driven almost…

Birds’ nests in Amsterdam are made up of plastic from 30 years ago

Author1 week ago01 mins

A coot’s nest filled with plastic rubbish in Amsterdam AUKE-FLORIAN HIEMSTRA Covid-19 face masks, a chocolate wrapper from 1994 and a 30-year-old polystyrene burger box – the nests of Amsterdam’s Eurasian coots chart changes to consumer society through plastic waste. Usually, Eurasian coots (Fulica atra) build their waterside nests from scratch each year using natural,…

The trade war may reverse Hong Kong’s commercial decline

Author1 week ago01 mins

AS DONALD TRUMP’S tariff tantrum destroyed trillions of dollars in shareholder value, shrieks of horror from American chief executives grew high-pitched. If you think America Inc had it bad, then spare a thought for Hong Kong. The self-governing Chinese territory is the world’s gateway to Asia, and China in particular. It is also Asia’s, and…

NBA trade grades 2025-26 – Breaking down the most impactful offseason deals

Author1 week ago018 mins

Kevin PeltonJun 15, 2025, 05:11 PM ET Close Co-author, Pro Basketball Prospectus series Formerly a consultant with the Indiana Pacers Developed WARP rating and SCHOENE system The NBA offseason is still at least two Finals games away, but the trade season is already upon us. On Sunday, the Memphis Grizzlies agreed to trade guard Desmond…

The first operating system for quantum networks has been built

Author2 weeks ago04 mins

QNodeOS is an operating system that can connect different types of quantum computers Studio Oostrum/Blijft eigendom van fotograaf Linking quantum computers to each other just became easier, as researchers have created the first operating system for quantum networks. “You don’t make a quantum network useful by only building hardware,” says Stephanie Wehner at the Delft…

There’s a tiny chance the asteroid headed for Earth could hit the moon

Author2 weeks ago01 mins

Artist’s impression of an asteroid nearing the moon NASA/JPL-Caltech Asteroid 2024 YR4 is on a potential crash course with Earth, but there’s a very slight chance the moon could take the hit. Based on current observations, there is a 2.1 per cent chance that the asteroid – about as long as the Leaning Tower of…

Peter Thiel doubles down on patriotism in the Trump era

Author2 weeks ago01 mins

He is obsessed with atoms. Peter Thiel, a prescient venture capitalist, has said that the Manhattan Project, which created the first atomic bomb, epitomised how America’s government used to “get things done”. He has long argued that an excessive focus on “bits” (software) at the expense of “atoms” (hardware) has helped produce economic stagnation in…

Police hunt for gunman who shot Minnesota lawmakers while posing as officer

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Al Ahly 0-0 Miami (Jun 14, 2025) Game Analysis

Author2 weeks ago07 mins

Lionel Messi and Inter Miami were held to a scoreless draw against Egypt’s Al Ahly in the opening game of the Club World Cup on Saturday night. Fans showed up en masse for the Group A clash at Hard Rock Stadium, home to the Miami Dolphins, but Messi could not fully deliver, his best chance…

Maybe NASA’s SLS should be cancelled – but not by Elon Musk

Author2 weeks ago01 mins

The Space Launch System at Kennedy Space Center in Florida in 2022 NASA/Joel Kowsky NASA’s enormous rocket, the Space Launch System (SLS), seems to be in danger. It has been controversial for decades thanks to its high cost and many delays, but now there are hints that it may finally be on the chopping block….

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Europe and North America are drowning in deepfake fraud as scammers break ID systems faster than ever

Birds’ nests in Amsterdam are made up of plastic from 30 years ago

The trade war may reverse Hong Kong’s commercial decline

NBA trade grades 2025-26 – Breaking down the most impactful offseason deals

The first operating system for quantum networks has been built

There’s a tiny chance the asteroid headed for Earth could hit the moon

Peter Thiel doubles down on patriotism in the Trump era

Police hunt for gunman who shot Minnesota lawmakers while posing as officer

Al Ahly 0-0 Miami (Jun 14, 2025) Game Analysis

Maybe NASA’s SLS should be cancelled – but not by Elon Musk

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