BBC Business
Employment tribunals are seeing a surge in neurodivergence-related cases as ADHD and autism diagnoses rise, but employers are still figuring out what 'reasonable adjustments' actually means.
The Atlantic
Trump, unable to control the Smithsonian, orders trigger warning signs on the sidewalk - because nothing says 'freedom-loving America' like government-mandated disclaimers about history.
UN News
UNFPA reports that earthquakes don't stop childbirth, but damaged hospitals and funding shortfalls might. They need $10M; only 40% raised so far.
The Atlantic
Saudi Arabia spent billions on Trump family deals to get a nuclear pact, only to have Trump immediately add conditions on Truth Social. Turns out, paying to play doesn't guarantee you'll stay in the game.
UN News
The UN Security Council holds a debate on critical minerals, discovering that digging stuff up in unstable places might lead to problems - and decides to form a group to talk about it.
The Guardian Europe
Chuck Russell, the director who gave us Jim Carrey's green face and The Rock's first starring role, has died at 74, leaving behind a legacy of resurrecting franchises and launching careers.
TechCrunch
Two VW engineers allegedly made $300K trading on Rivian joint venture news before it was public - and Googled insider trading laws beforehand, because subtlety is hard.
Ars Technica
Anthropic's Opus 5 is a modest update that costs half as much as Fable but isn't much smarter, because the real battle is now about token prices, not benchmark bragging rights.
Ars Technica
From lightning-struck Chinese rockets to Starship engine swaps and oil platforms turned launch pads, the rocket industry keeps finding new ways to reach orbit - and new delays.
TechCrunch
Waymo and Uber's robotaxi partnership is on the rocks, with Waymo planning to go solo in Austin and Atlanta by 2028 after a series of public spats over driving behavior.
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