Adult T. rex Trackway Rewrites What We Know About Dinosaur Behavior
Paleontologists have found the first fossilized footprints from a full-grown Tyrannosaurus rex, revealing how these giants moved and why tracks are rarer than their bones.
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Why South Korea Is Weighing a Hormuz Deployment
Seoul is sending a fact-finding mission to the UAE as it considers deploying naval assets to the Strait of Hormuz—a move that would test the limits of its alliance with Washington and its cautious approach to Middle East security.
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Apple's iPhone Duo Proves the Foldable Can Finally Be Premium
Apple's first foldable arrives at 364,800 yen with a crease-minimizing hinge of 100+ parts and an under-display FaceTime camera. Here's what the iPhone Duo's design signals for the global foldable market.
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AfD's Saxon-Anhalt Triumph Signals Europe's Rightward Lurch
AfD's landslide win in Saxony-Anhalt — 43.8%, nearly double its 2021 score — is the sharpest far-right advance in Western Europe this cycle. What's inside the packaging matters more than the headline number.
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A Korean Astronomer Just Challenged the Nobel-Approved Death of the Universe
Yonsei professor Lee Young-wook spent 15 years arguing that the accelerating expansion of the universe isn't what we thought. His latest paper directly counters Nobel laureates. What happens next could rewrite cosmology.
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OpenAI Solved a 200-Year Math Problem in 88 Hours. Who Gets Credit?
OpenAI claims its AI model cracked one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems in days, not decades. But the real crisis isn't capability—it's attribution, and the race to verify what machines produce faster than humans can peer-review it.
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Apple Watch Is Now Triage, Not Just Tracking
Apple's new watch pushes continuous health monitoring from sporadic check-ups into always-on AI triage. The 0-10 Readiness score changes what a wearable is for—and who decides you're well enough to push harder.
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TGS 2026's Record Scale Reveals Gaming's VTuber Turn
Tokyo Game Show 2026 is setting a new benchmark with 1,138 exhibitors and its first-ever Twitch-sponsored creator lounge. But the bigger story is how nijisanji's Rei7 and Natorako landing as official ambassadors signals the mainstreaming of virtual idol culture inside Japan's most established gaming convention.
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Trump's Iran War Timing Bet Is a Midterm Playbook
Trump tied the end of the Iran war to the November midterms, claiming Tehran is stalling to influence US politics. The move reframes an unpopular conflict as leverage against Democrats — while oil breaks $100 a barrel.
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Apples New Japan Price Test
Apple is pushing iPhone prices well beyond the yen-weakness excuse in Japan. The question isn't whether Japanese consumers will absorb the hit — it's what the company is willing to risk.
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Apple’s Quiet Mac Play: What the Apple Park AI Demo Reveals About the iPhone’s Future
Apple demonstrated four connected Mac Studios running AI workloads at a Tokyo briefing—not an iPhone. The decision says everything about how the company plans to keep the smartphone relevant when the heaviest AI lifting moves to the desk.
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Japan Firms FMD Virus at Airport, Threatening Decades-Old Free Status
Infectious foot-and-mouth virus was found in smuggled Chinese goat meat at New Chitose Airport, the first such detection at a Japanese port of entry. The find puts Japan's hard-won FMD-free status at immediate risk and could reshape regional meat trade policy.