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WorkWorkWorkWork'Orchestrated grovel': critics react to Europe's attempts to tame Donald Trump He thinks Rutte, too, has miscalculated. "There is a lot of evidence from the first term that Trump doesn't necessarily respond to flattery," Dunn says. "It sends a signal that this is not an alliance of equals. This is not the America of old, whereby there was a coming together of countries of shared values and shared interests. What it looks like is fealty to the king."
WorkProposed cuts could have 'catastrophic effect,' 110 biomedical, health sciences industry leaders tell Congress We together state that a reduction in federal research funding on the scale currently contemplated for fiscal year 2026 will have a catastrophic effect on the advancement of biomedical and biotechnology capabilities in the United States. Continued and robust federal funding of scientific research is required to preserve the health of the U.S. scientific ecosystem, allowing the U.S. to continue to lead the world in the advancement of scientific innovation, knowledge, and health. WorkWorkWork
WorkLotus plans to end UK sportscar production, putting 1,300 jobs at risk “At this moment, we are discussing with our strategic partners in the US on localisation plans in order to avoid the influence of the US tariff,” he said, according to a transcript of the call hosted by the data company Alphasense. “With our strategic partners, we had an in-depth discussion around our US landscape and we believe localisation is a feasible plan.” WorkWorkWorkGoogle's new AI app Doppl lets you try on outfits virtually Google recently unveiled a similar try-on feature for its Shopping experience, but Doppl works strictly as a standalone app. It looks like the kind of thing people could have some fun with, particularly on social media, but it may also aid Google in gathering data on users' buying and shopping habits. The app is now available on iOS and Android, but only in the US for now.
WorkWorkWorkUS says Haitians can be deported - days after ruling Haiti unsafe for Americans Its website warns: "Crimes involving firearms are common in Haiti. They include robbery, carjackings, sexual assault, and kidnappings for ransom. Kidnapping is widespread, and US citizens have been victims and have been hurt or killed. Mob killings and assaults by the public have increased, including targeting those suspected of committing crimes." Work
WorkWorkWorkWorkDonald Trump is reportedly preparing a sweep of pro-AI executive orders Donald Trump’s AI crusade has been ongoing since he took office. After initially taking an eraser to Biden’s extensive AI protection framework, the US House of Representatives narrowly passed a "big, beautiful bill" that places a 10-year ban on state AI regulations. It still has to pass through the Senate.
WorkWorkWorkSupreme Court Backs Paren'ts on LGBTQ+ Curriculum Opt-Out The Supreme Court sided in a Friday ruling with a group of Maryland parents' seeking to opt their children out of school curricula that featured LGBTQ+ characters and themes, marking an expansion of religious liberty protections. WorkThe Supreme Courts disastrous new abortion decision, explained Federal law says that any individual eligible for medical assistance from a state Medicaid program may obtain that care from any institution, agency, community pharmacy, or person, qualified to perform the service or services required. In other words, all Medicaid patients have a right to choose their doctor, as long as they choose a health provider competent enough to provide the care they seek.
WorkThe Ultimate Career Advice: Make Your Work Your Calling - The Atlantic (No paywall) A favorite Zen Buddhist story of mine - such a favorite, I confess, that I mentioned it once before - tells of a novice monk who, on his first day at the monastery, stands before the head monk to receive his work assignment. Before you reach enlightenment, the master, or jikijitsu, says, you will chop wood and carry water. Dutifully, the young monk, or unsui, does as he is told: Day after day, month after month, year after year, he chops wood and carries water. It is backbreaking work, and many times he dreams that, after he attains enlightenment, his life's calling will be to become a teacher himself. Or perhaps he will be a pure contemplative, spending his time in prayer and meditation. Either way, his work will involve sitting indoors, without chafed hands and aching muscles. WorkWorkGenerative AI is finding fertile soil in the healthcare industry - Fast Company (No paywall) AI in healthcare is top of mind this week, thanks to a viral story on Reddit about a man who said ChatGPT saved his wife's life. She had undergone a cyst removal and wasn't feeling well, but was on an antibiotic and decided to wait it out. After the man described her symptoms to ChatGPT, the chatbot advised him to take his wife to the ER. He did - and likely saved her life. Doctors diagnosed her with sepsis. Work
WorkWorkWorkWorkWhat's the Best Outfit for Marrying a Billionaire? - The Cut (No paywall) The long-awaited wedding of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez has begun, and a crew of rich celebrities, tech billionaires, and influential people have descended on Venice, Italy, to celebrate. We've already seen a mixed bag of outfits from the guests arrivals, but I have a feeling the floating city is about to see a lot of cleavage and corsets. WorkWorkWorkWork 
WorkWorkWorkTrump ends trade talks with Canada over a digital services tax Since taking office in January, Trump has been using tariffs as a negotiating tactic with other nations. The US reached a trade deal with China over rare earth minerals this week, and it is soon set to reimpose some of the levies that were put on hold in April for 90 days. Work 
WorkWorkThe U.S. Space Force Wants You ... to Start a Business - Inc (No paywall) It all started with an online posting about the Department of Defense's desires. Last year, Nicholas Mehrle, a scientist, heard that the Space Systems Command, a part of the Space Force, had a few requests for entrepreneurs and researchers - 29 requests, actually. They wanted help solving a slew of problems relating to what's known as space domain awareness: figuring out what's coming and going from space, what might be a threat, and what objects in space are where. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWork
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