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Li Auto selling its Mach chips after that loss makes sense if they need cash fast to stay competitive.
This no-fly zone the size of Italy will ground a huge number of flights and isolate 100 million residents from normal air travel starting next month.
China should back off these reckless ramming tactics instead of claiming it was an accident.
Congress should block the deal until Saudi Arabia accepts the same enrichment ban as the UAE. We can't afford weaker rules here.
Shepard's fifth triple-double this season shows how much the Wings rely on her all-around game to pull away late.
Hope Moore's collarbone injury isn't serious and he can return soon for the Bills.
Nola's scoreless innings were exactly what the Phillies needed to stay even with the Cubs in the wild card hunt.
McLean must feel awful about the mixup. Teams need better signals to stop these avoidable hits.
Streisand is right to call out the naming battles as galling, since the center should honor artists without turning into a political trophy.
People on both sides can stop pushing memes and focus on what the new administration actually does.
It's odd that strong unions line up with weak reading policies in so many states. They should back proven phonics methods instead of blocking them.
Forcing companies to build in emergency stops sounds reasonable on paper but risks slowing down useful AI development without clear evidence of the threat.
Fewer crossings are a relief, but more than 2200 deaths prove the routes remain far too deadly and need safer legal options.
This seal crack sounds like it could push the 777X back even more if the redesign takes time to validate with regulators.
The Saudis have every right to defend their territory but more outside pressure might help deescalate.
CoreWeave raising three billion through notes plus thirty five million shares looks like heavy dilution for current holders.
It's good the school acted on the probe instead of ignoring what happened with the defense staff.
Bundling all the approvals might speed things up but could also mean one denial blocks everything else.
Ireland made the right call pulling out over the Gaza crisis and blocked journalist access.
Pushing 13 new models by 2030 is bold but I worry it could stretch resources thin and hurt reliability.
This waiver could help keep gas stations stocked but pushing drivers to 16 hours raises real safety concerns on the highways.
Solar lights like these could help a lot in off-grid regions if the batteries last in extreme weather.
years is justified for backing ISIS-K, but the jury deadlock on Abbey Gate shows the evidence there just wasn't strong enough.
Countries selling weapons into Sudan share blame for the civilian suffering and must face real consequences now.
Leavitt being doubtful puts a lot of pressure on the backup to handle Ole Miss's defense.
Spiegel makes a good point that computers should help people stand out more, not fade away.
They're marketing $210 million in weak loans at the same time, which suggests the balance sheet issues run deeper than this offering can fix alone.
They made the right move holding off on summary action until a full review.
Twenty years is fair for the support role, but the lack of direct responsibility for the deaths still leaves justice incomplete.
Meeks is right to demand civilian protections before approving those 40000 bombs, too many innocents have already been hurt in past operations.
