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Four activists convicted of damaging weapons at an Israeli arms factory near Bristol are appealing sentences ranging from four to eight years, which a judge determined carried a terrorist connection in June. They were the first to face such sentences for direct action protest, and their legal team argues the sentences are manifestly excessive.Google has released WeatherNext 3, an updated artificial intelligence model for weather forecasting developed by scientists at Google Deepmind and Google Research. The model produces forecasts with five times sharper resolution than Google's previous version by learning from real-time weather observations.Gloria Steinem, the pioneering feminist activist, died Thursday at her home in New York at age 92. Hillary Clinton appeared on CBS Mornings to pay tribute, calling her one of the architects of women's equality. Roxane Gay, Rachel Cargle, Meghan Markle and Lena Dunham were among those heralding her legacy.U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick apologized Thursday after incorrectly claiming no Americans had been killed in the Iran war. He acknowledged that 18 service members have died, attributing the error to confusion with the Venezuela operation.Swish Ventures has invested in 20 companies since its founding, according to Israeli media. Casspi also manages another fund, SHEVA, which operates in fintech and cannabis.Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told lawmakers there is no evidence Morocco's government orchestrated the Ceuta migrant crisis, rejecting a police report that appeared to assign blame to the country. His remarks came after tens of thousands protested across Spain against his handling of the migrant influx, though he acknowledged Ceuta presented both humanitarian and administrative challenges.Ben Delo, a British crypto entrepreneur convicted in 2022 for failing to implement anti-money laundering controls in his cryptocurrency business, has donated £4m to Reform UK. The donation accounts for 75% of the party's donations in the last quarter, making Delo the party's second biggest donor overall.A US federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from enforcing an executive order that would limit who qualifies for birthright citizenship. The judge ruled that the issue was settled by the Supreme Court and that no presidential executive order can undo its decision.On television, Lutnick stated that Americans had not died fighting in Iran, a claim at odds with Pentagon records showing 18 service members killed. He later apologized, explaining he had been focused on Venezuela during the remarks.The New York Times-owned publication concluded that former reporter Dianna Russini failed to disclose a conflict of interest in her coverage of Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. The investigation examined 903 stories, 204 podcasts and 77 videos in determining the relationship breached The Athletic's standards.Four activists convicted of damaging weapons at an Israeli arms factory near Bristol are appealing sentences ranging from four to eight years, which a judge determined carried a terrorist connection in June. They were the first to face such sentences for direct action protest, and their legal team argues the sentences are manifestly excessive.Google has released WeatherNext 3, an updated artificial intelligence model for weather forecasting developed by scientists at Google Deepmind and Google Research. The model produces forecasts with five times sharper resolution than Google's previous version by learning from real-time weather observations.Gloria Steinem, the pioneering feminist activist, died Thursday at her home in New York at age 92. Hillary Clinton appeared on CBS Mornings to pay tribute, calling her one of the architects of women's equality. Roxane Gay, Rachel Cargle, Meghan Markle and Lena Dunham were among those heralding her legacy.U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick apologized Thursday after incorrectly claiming no Americans had been killed in the Iran war. He acknowledged that 18 service members have died, attributing the error to confusion with the Venezuela operation.Swish Ventures has invested in 20 companies since its founding, according to Israeli media. Casspi also manages another fund, SHEVA, which operates in fintech and cannabis.Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told lawmakers there is no evidence Morocco's government orchestrated the Ceuta migrant crisis, rejecting a police report that appeared to assign blame to the country. His remarks came after tens of thousands protested across Spain against his handling of the migrant influx, though he acknowledged Ceuta presented both humanitarian and administrative challenges.Ben Delo, a British crypto entrepreneur convicted in 2022 for failing to implement anti-money laundering controls in his cryptocurrency business, has donated £4m to Reform UK. The donation accounts for 75% of the party's donations in the last quarter, making Delo the party's second biggest donor overall.A US federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from enforcing an executive order that would limit who qualifies for birthright citizenship. The judge ruled that the issue was settled by the Supreme Court and that no presidential executive order can undo its decision.On television, Lutnick stated that Americans had not died fighting in Iran, a claim at odds with Pentagon records showing 18 service members killed. He later apologized, explaining he had been focused on Venezuela during the remarks.The New York Times-owned publication concluded that former reporter Dianna Russini failed to disclose a conflict of interest in her coverage of Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. The investigation examined 903 stories, 204 podcasts and 77 videos in determining the relationship breached The Athletic's standards.
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France begins testing Tesla's autonomous driving system ahead of European vote

France has started on-road tests of two Tesla vehicles equipped with the company's FSD advanced driver assistance system, French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said. The move follows provisional approval by the Netherlands in April and subsequent backing from Belgium, Denmark, Estonia and Lithuania, with a bloc-wide vote on the technology potentially coming next month or in early December.

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