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    West Indies wary of India challenge, says Hope●West Indies wary of the India challenge, says Hopeβœ‰newsSportCricketjust now

    West Indies cricketer Shai Hope says his side is treating India as a serious threat ahead of their meeting. Hope acknowledged India's strength and said the West Indies will need to be at their best to compete. The comments have drawn attention from cricket fans following the matchup between the two teams.

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    Paris psychiatric hospital's art collection challenges 'mad genius' myth●Paris psychiatric hospital's art collection challenges myth of the β€˜mad geniusβ€™βœ‰newsHealthMental Health10 min ago

    A psychiatric hospital in Paris is drawing attention for its art collection, which curators and commentators say undermines the long-standing stereotype linking mental illness and creative genius. By presenting patients' works on their own terms rather than as symptoms, the collection invites a broader conversation about how art by people with mental health conditions is framed and valued.

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    MLB roll out automated ball-strike challenge tracker for 2026●2026 MLB ABS challenge system tracker: Team, player rankingsβœ‰newsBusinessLabor2 min ago

    MLB's automated ball-strike challenge system is set to feature in 2026, and ESPN has launched a tracker ranking how teams and players fare with challenges of umpire calls. The system lets players contest ball and strike decisions reviewed by tracking technology, and the tracker will follow which clubs and hitters use challenges most effectively as the season unfolds.

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    Nextpower Says Solar and Storage Demand Defies Policy and Grid Hurdles●Nextpower Sees Solar, Storage Demand Powering Through Policy and Grid Challengesβœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy16 min ago

    Nextpower says demand for solar power and energy storage remains strong despite policy uncertainty and grid connection challenges. The company's outlook suggests the clean energy market continues to grow even as regulatory conditions and infrastructure constraints create headwinds for developers and equipment suppliers worldwide.

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    Environment group challenges Amazon, Duke Energy data center permits●Environment group challenges Amazon, Duke Energy air permits for mega data centerβœ‰newsEnvironment18 min ago

    An environmental group is challenging air quality permits tied to a large Amazon data center project in North Carolina, with Duke Energy supplying power to the facility. The challenge targets regulators' approval of emissions permits for the mega site, raising concerns about pollution and energy demand from rapidly expanding data center infrastructure. The dispute puts a spotlight on how states weigh tech industry growth against environmental standards.

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    AI Model Solves Physicist's Nine-Loop Problem●A Physicist Challenged AI to Solve a Nine-Loop Problem. Claude Did It.βœ‰newsSciencePhysics21 min ago

    A physicist set an AI system a notoriously difficult nine-loop problem from theoretical physics, and Claude managed to solve it. The result is drawing attention to how far large language models have come in handling complex, technical calculations once thought to be beyond their reach, and is sparking debate among researchers about AI's growing role in scientific work.

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    2026 Global Open-source AI Challenge Finals Held in Hangzhou●2026 Global Open-source AI Challenge Grand Finals and Awards Ceremony Held in Hangzhouβœ‰newsTechnologySoftware28 min ago

    The 2026 Global Open-source AI Challenge held its grand finals and awards ceremony in Hangzhou, China. The event brought together open-source AI developers and teams competing on the global stage, with winners recognized at the ceremony. The competition is being noted as a showcase of collaborative AI development and Hangzhou's growing role as a hub for China's technology sector.

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    Pediatricians explain why kids try dangerous social media challenges●Ask the Pediatrician: Dangerous social media challenges: Understanding their appeal to kidsβœ‰newsTechnologyInternet27 min ago

    A pediatrician column published by the Jacksonville Journal-Courier addresses dangerous social media challenges and why children find them appealing. It aims to help parents understand the psychology behind kids' participation and how to talk to them about the risks. The topic continues to draw attention from health professionals concerned about viral stunts harming young people.