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In the crowded world of internet gourmands and celebrity chefs, it’s difficult to imagine a cookbook more eagerly anticipated than Good Things, the second from James Beard award-winning writer Samin Nosrat. After all, she’s beloved. “Everybody loves Samin Nosrat,” a 2019 Bon Appétit headline, rather accurately, noted after the publication of Salt Fat Acid Heat, […]

This story was originally published by Canada’s National Observer and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Ontario is backing a $100 million investment to build North America’s first battery-grade cobalt refinery, aimed at supporting the country’s electric vehicle production at a time when the industry is struggling with slowing sales and a deepening trade war with the US. […]

Peter Mutharika, 85, is poised to return to power, in a growing trend on the world’s youngest continent towards older leadership.

Experts have argued that the strikes may have violated international law.

Three-quarters of companies working with Claude, Anthropic’s chatbot, use it for 'full task delegation.'

Japan’s NEC Corporation dominates cable installations in Asia, but has only one oceanic cable-laying vessel.

Google’s president is accompanying Trump, and announced $6.8 billion in infrastructure and research spending.

The incursion came as a UN commission of inquiry alleged Israel’s war in Gaza constituted genocide, an allegation Israel denies.

Behind the convenience of Zillow and Rocket Mortgage’s all-in-one homebuying services, experts warn of a debt system that deceives and squeezes consumers.