What’s a codeshare flight, exactly?

Missing figures remain disputed

The president reported nearly 500 people missing, while civilian-run databases put the number above 4,100.

Some rescue signs offer hope

At a collapsed bakery in Pereira, vibration-detection equipment and possible knocks led crews to focus on finding a trapped street vendor.

Thousands need housing

More than 11,000 dwellings were destroyed, forcing many people to sleep outdoors because their homes were unsafe or they feared aftershocks.

The spill’s source remains unconfirmed

Iran says preliminary evidence points to a foreign bulk carrier, but it has not named a responsible party or specified how much compensation it wants.

Carrier deployment set a record

The USS Abraham Lincoln has reportedly been deployed for more than 250 days and away from port for over 200 days, prompting senators to seek answers about supplies, plumbing, water, safety, and sailors’ mental health.

Executions drew international condemnation

More than 30 countries, including France, Britain, and Canada, accused Iran of using executions to silence protesters and intimidate communities.

The fleet is unusually large

The UK Ministry of Defence estimates Russia’s shadow fleet has more than 700 vessels carrying about 75% of its sanctioned oil.

The operation broke new ground

Royal Marines boarded the Smyrtos in June in what the article describes as the first operation of its kind aimed at disrupting a sanctioned tanker.

Europe is widening enforcement

More than 630 vessels are barred from EU ports, and nine suspected shadow fleet tankers have been seized around the EU since the start of the year.

Core inflation also cooled

Prices excluding volatile food and energy rose 2.5% over the year in July, down from 2.6% in June.

Gas prices drove the increase

Energy prices rose 14.7% from a year earlier, including a 24.6% jump in gasoline prices after oil surged above $100 a barrel during regional tensions.

A rate hike remains possible

The Fed may hold rates steady in September, but officials could still raise them if August data shows price pressures picking up again.

The increase is percentage-based

A 3.6% adjustment would raise each recipient’s benefit by a percentage of their current payment, so dollar increases would differ from person to person.

The figure is not final

The word “could” means 3.6% is a possible estimate rather than a confirmed payment increase.

Payments would rise in 2027

The proposed adjustment applies to Social Security benefits received next year, not to payments described as increasing immediately.

AI adds a new currency driver

The shift means foreign-exchange movements are being linked not only to economic statistics but also to companies’ plans for expanding AI products.

Stocks are not the whole story

The same AI boom that attracts attention in equity markets can also have effects in currency markets.

Traditional forces still matter

Interest-rate differences, inflation trends and trade balances remain established influences even as AI-related business activity gains importance.

The theft lasted 40 minutes

During that window in March, compromised LiteLLM versions read computer memory and sent its contents through an attacker-controlled channel.

CI/CD systems were heavily exposed

Researchers said credentials from about 434,000 software pipelines were included, covering cloud keys, database passwords, repository tokens, and Kubernetes secrets.

Some victims are hard to identify

Many stolen secrets lacked company names or domains, so researchers could not reliably connect every credential to its owner and warned that organizations may not know they are affected.

The bug hid in annotations

The vulnerable code handled real-time annotations during screen sharing, a specialized feature researchers targeted because complex and obscure components can contain overlooked mistakes.

AI shortened the process

A Security said the same kind of discovery might previously have required five people and about six months of refining and testing.

Every supported system was affected

The advisory covered all operating systems supported by Zoom, rather than limiting the problem to a single type of computer or phone.

The opt-out covers more than streams

It includes video-on-demand recordings, clips, stream chats, and the pictures and text on a channel.

Training can improve captions

Twitch says a creator’s audio could help refine speech-to-text systems, improving captions on Twitch and elsewhere across Amazon.

The setting targets future training

The support page describes the choice as preventing content from being used in future improvements to Amazon’s generative AI models.

The rate rose fivefold

After adjusting for population growth, reported cases increased from 10.9 to 52.9 per million people, with 220,160 cases recorded overall.

FDA limits reduced some harm

Acetaminophen exposures from combination prescription medicines dropped by 60%–85% after the FDA capped the amount they could contain, unlike exposures involving acetaminophen by itself.

Intentional exposures led cases

Suspected suicide was the most common reason for acetaminophen exposure in both sexes, while alcohol-related injuries were more common in men and rose for both sexes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trials stopped ahead of schedule

Independent monitors ended the randomized parts of both major trials early because lenacapavir worked so well that withholding it from placebo participants was considered unethical.

Protection held up in Uganda

In the follow-up period of PURPOSE 1, none of nearly 4,200 women acquired HIV and more than 96% received their injections on time.

Results differed by group

In PURPOSE 2, which included men and gender-diverse people who have sex with men, adherence was slightly lower and one participant acquired HIV.

Most benefit came from preventing bleeds

Intensive treatment lowered the risk of another intracerebral hemorrhage by about 61%, which drove most of the overall reduction in recurrent strokes.

The pressure gap was modest

During follow-up, average systolic blood pressure was 127 mm Hg with intensive treatment versus 138 mm Hg with standard care, a difference of 11.2 mm Hg.

Benefits appeared even below target

Among patients whose starting systolic pressure was 130 mm Hg or lower, recurrent stroke affected 6.2% receiving intensive treatment compared with 13.9% receiving standard care.

Dendrites changed before cell bodies

In unfamiliar surroundings, some dendrites represented a mouse’s new location before the neuron’s central cell body adjusted.

Local memories may last

When researchers moved a reward in a familiar environment, certain dendrites kept traces of their earlier activity even after the cell body changed.

The study used voltage imaging

Researchers tracked electrical activity in parts of individual hippocampus neurons while mice ran on miniature wheels through virtual environments.

The model tested two speeds

Researchers raised atmospheric CO2 by 0.5 parts per million per year in the slow simulation and 2.5 parts per million per year in the fast one, isolating the effect of warming speed.

The critical pace matters

The researchers estimate that the AMOC becomes especially vulnerable near a warming rate of 0.3°C per decade, a pace the world is already approaching.

Overshoot could be irreversible

A temporary rise above a climate target could still trigger an AMOC collapse before later cooling takes effect, so returning temperatures downward may not undo the damage.

The design is not the threat

A digital DNA sequence still has to be physically made, assembled correctly and tested in a laboratory, creating several points where risks can be detected or reduced.

Screening must look beyond matches

DNA-ordering checks based mainly on resemblance to known dangerous pathogens may miss an AI-designed sequence that creates a new biological function.

Preparedness varies across borders

Because countries differ in their ability to assess and respond to biological risks, international gaps could make containment harder when threats cross borders.

The headline price is not take-home money

The $12.5 billion figure is the sale value, while taxes and other costs can reduce what the seller ultimately receives.

The tax is tied to the gain

Capital-gains tax applies to the increase in an asset’s value, rather than simply treating the entire sale price as taxable profit.

The bill could top $1 billion

The article says Walter’s potential tax obligation could erase more than $1 billion from the value of the windfall.

His peak season broke a drought

In 2016-17, Westbrook became the first player since Oscar Robertson in 1962 to average a triple-double for an entire season, earning the MVP award.

Oklahoma City shaped his legacy

Westbrook spent 11 seasons with the Thunder and remains the franchise leader in points, assists, rebounds and steals.

His late career kept producing

In his final season with Sacramento, he started 58 games and joined LeBron James as the only players with at least 25,000 points and 10,000 assists.

The current wording is broad

The 2026 collective bargaining agreement says only women may play in the WNBA but does not define who qualifies as a woman.

The controversy includes nonplayers

Former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White declared themselves eligible for the WNBA draft while saying they identify as women.

Online abuse is part of it

The league said its meeting also addressed continued hate and vitriol aimed at players online, while Fever coach Stephanie White condemned efforts to divide or hijack the league.

The hearing gap is substantial

V said his right ear currently functions at roughly one-third the level of his left ear.

Treatment is now ongoing

He said he is taking medication and attending regular hospital appointments after initially treating the problem as a matter of mental strength.

Jungkook faces a separate risk

Jungkook said his shin injury is close to developing into a stress fracture, so he must carefully manage it to keep performing.

The staging examines misogynoir

Touko’s adaptation focuses on misogynoir, the specific prejudice faced by Black women, as it reimagines Shakespeare’s tragedy.

The run had a set venue

The postponed performances were planned for the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Clarke finds purpose in Othello

Clarke said the production will be her “north star” during treatment and thanked the RSC for standing by her.

The goals have specific targets

Global Citizen aims to help 2 million children attend school, support 1.5 million smallholder farmers and bring electricity to 2.5 million homes.

Tickets require taking action

People can earn points through the Global Citizen app and use them for a free-ticket lottery, while a $25 donation secures a ticket immediately.

The campaign has raised millions

A previous Global Citizen-produced FIFA World Cup halftime show helped raise $60 million for the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.

Several major laws are included

The possible waivers cover the National Environmental Policy Act, Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, and Clean Air Act, among others.

Existing sites could be reused

The plan focuses on airports and remote airport buffer zones rather than requiring every spaceport to be built from scratch.

Some spaceports already operate

The article names Midland International, Ellington Airport, and Colorado Air and Space Port among airports or aerospace test centers with spaceport licenses.

Locals shaped the project

The municipality and development company Træna 365 spent six years planning the hotel before outside investors joined.

Remoteness limits visitor numbers

Most guests must make a 112-mile ferry journey from Bodø, while cruise ships bring only occasional day trippers.

Experiences draw on local life

The hotel employs island residents and serves ingredients such as scallops, kelp, and coffee ground on a neighboring island.

The bonus is personalized

The exact points offer and eligibility are shown after submitting the application, and applicants can decline to continue if the deal is not attractive.

Credits come with conditions

Many benefits require enrollment or have limits such as quarterly schedules, selected merchants, eligible purchases or minimum hotel stays.

Past bonuses can block eligibility

Amex generally allows only one welcome bonus per card during a person's lifetime, even if the card was held many years ago.

Absence has a clear threshold

Chronic absenteeism means missing at least 10% of the school year, or about 18 days, for any reason.

Math recovery is especially difficult

Districts with persistently high post-pandemic absenteeism were about 50% farther from math recovery than districts that never had high absenteeism.

Calendar disruptions also matter

Teacher strikes, extreme weather, natural disasters, holidays and other closures can reduce instructional time even when students are not individually absent.

The lawsuit seeks a delay

The unions asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to vacate the rule and postpone its effective date.

Licensure guides the department

The Education Department says advanced education degrees do not qualify because they are not required to enter one specific profession or obtain a license.

Several unions joined forces

The plaintiffs include the American Federation of Teachers, AFSCME, National Nurses United and the AFL-CIO, bringing both education and health-care concerns into the case.

The benefit targets highest need

Friends Center generally gives housing first to its lowest-income workers with dependents, including single mothers raising young children.

Donations make the model possible

The nonprofit received its first two properties from donors and works with Yale architecture students, whose homes cost Friends Center about $300,000 instead of their roughly $750,000 value.

Teachers become housing neighbors

Friends Center owns the properties and acts as both landlord and employer, with five teachers living near one another in a community called the Village about a five-minute walk from work.

Task switching has a cost

What feels like multitasking is usually rapid switching between tasks, which uses cognitive resources and can make later concentration harder.

Attention comes in types

Sustained attention helps you stay with one task, while selective, alternating and divided attention handle filtering or switching and place different demands on the brain.

Nature offers soft fascination

Attention restoration theory suggests that sights such as waterfalls or campfires can hold involuntary attention gently enough to let directed attention recover.

Early money clears a hurdle

Successful non-incumbent candidates in open-seat primaries raise about $300,000 to $400,000 in the first quarter on average, making early fundraising a sign that they are serious contenders.

Self-funding has limits

Fully self-funded candidates typically lose, although about 40 percent of non-incumbent general-election winners put at least $10,000 of their own money into their campaigns.

Information can outweigh spending

Money tends to matter more in low-information congressional primaries, while voters who already know the candidates may rely on other information instead.

Yuzuco doubles as a mixer

Its cold-pressed yuzu, sparkling water, and minerals make it suitable for drinking straight or adding to cocktails.

Haymaker revives a centuries-old tradition

The sparkling vinegar tonic draws on switchels and shrubs associated with Barbadian field workers in the 1600s.

Oomee offers a smoother option

Its matcha-based drink is noncarbonated and uses agar agar, setting it apart from intensely fizzy, acidic energy drinks.