Society & Culture
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Harvard’s AI Classroom: Smart Moves in Higher Ed
Harvard is integrating AI into teaching with faculty tools, AI tutors and clear rules designed to support learning, integrity and critical thinking.
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Judge Approves Limited Paint Tests for Historic EEOB, Denies Preservationists’ Emergency Order
A federal judge allows limited paint tests on Washington’s historic EEOB while preservation groups challenge plans to repaint the granite exterior.
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Europe’s Landmark AI Transparency Rules Set for 2026 Rollout
EU AI Act Article 50 introduces new transparency rules for AI-generated text and deepfakes, with most obligations taking effect in August 2026.
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Sicilian Town Naro Launches One-Euro Home Initiative
Sicilian town Naro launches a one-euro home scheme to revive its historic centre, with buyers committing to renovate within three years.
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Ukrainian Scuba Diver Accused in Nord Stream Attack Arrested on Film Set in Croatia
A Ukrainian scuba diver accused in the Nord Stream attacks is arrested in Croatia under a German warrant while working on a film set.
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Congressional Scrutiny Intensifies for Dr. Anthony Fauci Post-Retirement
Dr. Anthony Fauci faces renewed congressional scrutiny over the COVID-19 response, pandemic policy and questions raised after his retirement.