US Vice President J.D. Vance announced the birth of his fourth child, a son named Alec Neel Vance. It is the first child born to a sitting vice president since the 1870s. His 40-year-old wife, Usha Vance, is the first wife of a sitting vice president to give birth in 156 years.
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Mine Master, a mining machinery manufacturer from Złotoryja, is adapting its underground equipment for dual-use military applications, including bunker construction and defensive infrastructure. The company plans to collaborate with the Military Institute of Engineering Technology (WITI) as part of Poland's "Tarcza Wschód" programme. Lessons from the war in Ukraine are shaping the development of new engineering machines.
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Tim Henman expressed optimism about British No. 1 Arthur Fery's prospects ahead of the US Open. The former British tennis star said Fery still has areas to improve on hard courts, but called that fact "exciting" rather than concerning. Fery is preparing for the American hard-court swing leading up to the US Open.
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Adobe is adding an "AI Playground" feature to its Project Indigo iPhone camera app, enabling AI-powered photo editing and automated feedback to help users improve their photography. The feature runs on Google's Nano Banana model, though Adobe says it may switch models in the future. Project Indigo was built by a team that included key developers behind Google's Pixel Camera app.
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SBI Funds Management, India's largest asset management firm, made a subdued stock market debut with shares listing at a 7% premium after its $1 billion IPO attracted bids worth $31 billion. Despite the massive oversubscription, the first-day performance was considered muted by market observers. SBI Funds Management is a subsidiary of India's State Bank of India.
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Five people drowned in the Scioto River in Ohio while attempting to rescue a swimmer in distress. A passing driver raised the alarm after spotting a frightened child running along a nearby road looking for help. The identities of the victims and the fate of the original swimmer were not disclosed.
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Bitcoin ETFs have recorded five consecutive days of inflows, the longest such streak since April. The run has accumulated roughly $727 million — making it the most sustained stretch of buying since the record outflows seen in June. The trend signals renewed investor appetite for crypto products.
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At the FIFA World Cup final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, President Donald Trump largely ignored Canadian PM Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum in favour of FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Trump took Infantino's call about striker Folarin Balogun's red card and appears to give the FIFA chief standing access to the Oval Office. It was only the second time the three North American leaders had appeared together publicly.
The Jacobian conjecture, which had stumped mathematicians for over 80 years, has been disproved by Levent Alpöge working alongside AI model Claude Sonnet 5. Alpöge published a simple, independently verifiable counterexample, sending shockwaves through the mathematics community. It is one of the first instances of AI playing a decisive role in resolving a major, long-standing mathematical problem.
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Daily Show host Jon Stewart criticised Donald Trump for inserting himself into Spain's World Cup victory celebrations, accusing the president of tainting the moment with his "overinflated ego." Stewart also questioned the competence of Trump's administration, saying it had not proven to be "as competent as we've been led to believe."
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A woman has given birth to identical quadruplets following an extraordinarily rare pregnancy in which a single fertilised egg split into four separate embryos. The odds of such an event are estimated at one in 15 million. It is one of the rarest documented cases in medical history.
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Valve's Steam Machine launched at a price point that shocked many gamers, and according to new reports, that may just be the beginning — further price increases are reportedly possible in the near future. Those considering a purchase may want to act sooner rather than later.
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Lesotho draws thousands of ski enthusiasts every winter as home to the only ski resort in sub-Saharan Africa. The mountain resort is a unique tourist attraction in a region where snow-covered slopes are extremely rare. It has become an exotic destination for winter-sports fans looking for off-the-beaten-track experiences.
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Charlize Theron stepped out with a "cielo di ghiaccio" (ice-blue) manicure, ditching the usual dark wine or nude tones that typically pair with a burgundy lip and cream blazer. The cool pastel blue creates a refreshing contrast with her warm outfit, adding freshness without overwhelming the look. The choice shows how one small detail can modernise a classic, elegant style.
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on: Michael B. Jordan wins Oscar for dual role in Sinners
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Mercedes has completed a roughly €1 billion expansion of its plant in Kecskemét, Hungary, more than doubling the facility's floor space. The first units of the electric C-Class have already rolled off the new production line, with a small electric G-Class also planned for future production there. The Hungarian plant is set to become one of the most important sites in Mercedes's global manufacturing network.
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A tourist posted a 170 zł receipt from the renowned fish restaurant "Okoń" in Pasłęk, expecting outrage over the price – but most commenters sided with the restaurant. The venue's manager explained that the quality of freshly sourced fish cannot be compared with supermarket alternatives, justifying the higher prices.
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A confidential diagram sheet for Qualcomm's unannounced SM8475 chipset has leaked, believed to be the Snapdragon 4 Gen 6. Built on TSMC's 4nm process with two Cortex-A78 and six Cortex-A55 cores, the chip would reportedly be the first in the Snapdragon 4 series to feature a dedicated DSP and AI processor. This suggests on-device AI capabilities could soon reach budget Android smartphones.
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Former Polish football federation president Zbigniew Boniek criticised Polish fans and media for their obsessive focus on referee Szymon Marciniak's assignments during the World Cup. Speaking on the Prawda Futbolu programme, Boniek said "we went mad," noting that people woke up each morning solely to check whether Marciniak had been given a key match. He argued the tournament should not have been reduced to following one Polish official.
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Japanese officials have voiced concerns after a Chinese navy destroyer carried out live-fire drills near one of Japan's remote Pacific islands on Sunday. The incident has heightened tensions between Tokyo and Beijing over security in Pacific waters. Japan has not yet specified which island was involved or what diplomatic steps it plans to take.
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Detected insurance fraud in Poland's life insurance sector reached 101 million złoty in 2025, a 31% increase year-on-year, according to a Polish Insurance Chamber report cited by Rzeczpospolita. Fraudsters are increasingly using artificial intelligence to submit false claims. The data points to a rapidly escalating scale of insurance crime in Poland.
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More than four years into Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the EU is still struggling to agree on new rounds of sanctions. Negotiations over a 21st sanctions package have exposed fresh divisions among member states, with reports pointing to growing "sanctions fatigue" in Brussels. The internal rifts risk undermining the bloc's leverage over Moscow.
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Astronomers led by Kathryn Kreckel of Heidelberg University have resolved a more than 40-year debate over a mysterious radio structure near the centre of the Milky Way. The so-called "galactic centre lobe" is not located in the galaxy's nucleus itself, but is instead a closed bubble of ionised gas roughly 6,500 light-years from Earth. The finding puts an end to decades of scientific disagreement about the object's true nature.
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