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In Nepal and Tibet
Flooding triggered by a glacial collapse has killed nearly 400 people across the Nepal-Tibet region, with about 1,400 still missing. The U.S. Geological Survey says a massive release of ice and debris set off the disaster, as rescue teams continue searching affected areas.
In U.S. housing
Millions of renters could qualify for payments from a nearly $360 million proposed settlement involving RealPage and property management companies. They were accused of using rent-pricing software to inflate multifamily rents, allegations the companies deny and a court has not yet ruled on. Eligible tenants rented covered apartments between October 2018 and November 2025, with any payments dependent on final court approval.
In tech and security
Major technology companies are warning that AI-enabled cyberattacks could become substantially more capable within months. Automated tools could help attackers find vulnerabilities, craft convincing scams, and scale operations faster than organizations can strengthen defenses.
In the war in Ukraine
Russia says it could target British military facilities in Ukraine or elsewhere in retaliation for London’s support for Kyiv. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova also accused Britain and France of escalating the conflict.
Flooding triggered by a glacial collapse has killed nearly 400 people across the Nepal-Tibet region, with about 1,400 still missing. The U.S. Geological Survey says a massive release of ice and debris set off the disaster, as rescue teams continue searching affected areas.
In U.S. housing
Millions of renters could qualify for payments from a nearly $360 million proposed settlement involving RealPage and property management companies. They were accused of using rent-pricing software to inflate multifamily rents, allegations the companies deny and a court has not yet ruled on. Eligible tenants rented covered apartments between October 2018 and November 2025, with any payments dependent on final court approval.
In tech and security
Major technology companies are warning that AI-enabled cyberattacks could become substantially more capable within months. Automated tools could help attackers find vulnerabilities, craft convincing scams, and scale operations faster than organizations can strengthen defenses.
In the war in Ukraine
Russia says it could target British military facilities in Ukraine or elsewhere in retaliation for London’s support for Kyiv. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova also accused Britain and France of escalating the conflict.
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