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Plans for a waterway linking Milton Keynes and Bedford have been detailed after the Bedford & Milton Keynes Waterway Trust published a business case for the project.

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Author: Hanna Duggal, Marium Ali
Published on: 08/07/2025 | 00:00:00

AI Summary:
Trump announced tariffs on 14 countries on Monday, ranging from 25 to 40 percent. The targeted countries include close US allies like Japan and South Korea. Trump is expected to announce the imposition of new levies on many more countries. Trump announced a $14bn investment on May 30, brokering a partnership between US Steel and Nippon Steel tipped to create 70,000 jobs. The Trump administration has also highlighted investments announced by automakers, tech firms and chocolate companies as evidence of the return of manufacturing to US soil. Finance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing value added as a percentage of GDP was 21 percent in 2024, followed by professional and business services (13 percent) and government (11 percent). US manufacturing falls for a fourth month The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Index (PMI) measures the change in production levels across the economy from month to month. In June, it registered 49 percent, marking a fourth consecutive month of contraction. At the start of 2025, the PMI was in expansion territory – 50.9 percent in January and 50.3 percent in February, before slipping below 50 in March. In June 2025 there were 12.75 million people employed in the manufacturing sector in the US.

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Green It: tecnologia sostenibile per il futuro dei data center

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Chi lavora in questo campo da tempo suggerisce di intervenire, aumentando gradualmente l’utilizzo di energia rinnovabile senza influire sulle operazioni critiche. Ecco come implementare il Green It, per massimizzare al contempo sia l'efficienza operativa che la

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“I wonder what movie script they will send,” one HHS source said at the prospect of people submitting fake responses.

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I got together with the wrong person. That woman cost me $15k in 3 months, burned through all of my savings for her amusement and made me take a $6k loan for furniture and a flat. Lemmings, what’s your sad story?

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"[Zohran] Mamdani comes from a culture that lies about everything," he posted. "It’s literally a virtue to lie if it advances his Islamist agenda. The West will learn this lesson the hard way."

Maguire lives in the Bay Area, but has tweeted incessantly about Mamdani since the progressive leader won the New York City Democratic mayoral primary last month. He has repeatedly falsely claimed that Mamdani, who is Muslim and has faced a tidal wave of Islamophobia since his win, is a radical Islamist. (Mamdani marched in NYC's Pride parade just last week)

Maguire also published a post on the Fourth of July, implying that "ending America" is a "religious goal" for Mamdani. "Mamdani is a new strain of Islamism, mutated to be more palatable for the Western mind," Maguire posted.

The fact that Maguire can make such extremely racist and Islamophobic comments publicly about a major American political figure shows how deeply anti-Muslim bigotry has become embedded in Silicon Valley culture. Silicon Valley billionaires are now openly embracing anti-Muslim hate as they pivot toward defense startups that profit from perpetual war and the genocide in Palestine.

The US war machine is structurally dependent on Islamophobia to justify decades of military intervention and surveillance, and, as Silicon Valley becomes even more intertwined with the defense sector, extremists like Maguire will likely only obtain more power and influence.

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E se non fossimo i primi? La teoria della civiltà avanzata perduta
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L’umanità si considera la specie dominante sulla Terra, custode della tecnologia più avanzata mai sviluppata sul pianeta. Eppure, una domanda

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Buenos Aires (Argentina) (AFP) – Nearly five decades after he was born in a dictatorship-era detention center and snatched from his mother, a Buenos Aires man has become the 140th person identified as one of Argentina's hundreds of "stolen grandchildren."

DNA tests confirmed the birth identity of the 48-year-old introduced by the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo activist group Monday simply as "Grandchild No. 140."

The group has worked for decades to trace the whereabouts of young activist women who were arrested and "disappeared" by Argentina's 1976-1983 military dictatorship, and the now-adult babies they bore in captivity.

Nearly 500 infants are believed to have been taken, many given to childless people close to a dictatorship keen to have them raised as regime loyalists.

The identity of "Grandchild No. 140" was not revealed at a press conference held by the Grandmothers to announce the happy breakthrough.

But among those present was his older sister, Adriana Metz Romero, who works with the Grandmothers and tearfully told reporters she could not wait to meet her sibling in person.

"Now I know where my brother is!" she said, sitting with a black-and-white photo of their parents: Graciela Alicia Romero and Raul Eugenio Metz, left-wing activists snatched by authorities in December 1976.

Romero was 24 years old, mother to a one-year-old daughter, and five months pregnant at the time, according to the Grandmothers.

She gave birth to a son on April 17, 1977 while held at a clandestine detention center known as "La Escuelita" in the port city of Bahia Blanca.

She was tortured there, according to witness testimony. Neither Romero nor Metz was heard from again.

The Grandmothers said Romero's long-lost son was finally found thanks to an anonymous tip.

"We decided to call him to find out if he would agree to a DNA test. He agreed, and it was confirmed that he is my brother," said Metz Romero, who has had initial contact with him via video call.

She was herself raised by her grandparents.

Founded in 1977, the Grandmothers group takes its name from the Plaza de Mayo square in Buenos Aires where women defied the dictatorship to hold protests demanding information on the whereabouts of their loved ones.

Rights groups say about 30,000 people died or disappeared under the brutal rule, though Argentina's current libertarian President Javier Milei has claimed the number was lower.

The Grandmothers have accused Milei of defunding their research in his quest to slash public spending.

In June, the group went to court to demand protections for the National Genetic Data Bank -- which helped in this case but has been left largely "paralyzed" by budget cuts, according to the Grandmothers.

Leader Estela de Carlotto, herself reunited with a lost grandson decades after her pregnant daughter disappeared, made another appeal for support Monday.

"Thanks to perseverance and constant work... they (stolen grandchildren) will continue to appear, but the search cannot be done alone," she said at the "Space for Memory," a former torture center converted into a memorial site in the capital.

"It was the state itself, through state terrorism, that facilitated the abduction of these children, so it must now facilitate the search for them," said the 94-year-old.

"These 300 people who still need to be found are part of our society and must be able to exercise their right to identity," she added.

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The annual look at pro team sponsors and what they do. Many of the sponsors are the same as last year but their situation has changed.

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I Ceo europei chiedono la sospensione dell’AI Act: una sfida fra diritti e competitività

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I vertici di Airbus, BNP Paribas, Carrefour e Philips sono fra i 44 firmatari di una lettera aperta a Ursula von der Leyen, per richiedere la sospensione temporanea dell'Ai Act definito una "bomba a orologeria normativa". I motivi

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