IEA countries to meet later Tuesday on release of oil reserves, but no decision made yet
The IEA’s members are advanced economies in North America, Europe and Northeast Asia. They collectively hold about 1.2 billion barrels of oil in reserve.
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Mother sentenced for leaving her two young children in a hot car, killing one, while she went for cosmetic surgery
Maya Hernandez told police she believed her sons would be safe because she had left the AC running
‘Ship of Gold’ treasure hunter released from prison, but 500 gold coins remain unaccounted for
A former deep-sea treasure hunter who spent more than a decade in prison after refusing to disclose the whereabouts of missing gold coins is now out of prison.
Dozens of ships using fake documents to pass port inspections
Dutch government warns of failures to enforce breaches of the flagging system
Pitching the deal: M&A idea first floated at Boston Red Sox game
CEO of maritime technology firm Burmester & Vogel started his career at Marsoft and has just bought the data platform
Cloud Attackers Now Prefer Vulnerability Exploits Over Credentials, Google Cloud Finds
Google Cloud report details a sharp rise in attackers exploiting software vulnerabilities, including React2Shell
In a preliminary ruling, a US judge orders Perplexity to stop using Comet browser to make purchases on behalf of users from password-protected Amazon accounts (Bloomberg)
Bloomberg:
In a preliminary ruling, a US judge orders Perplexity to stop using Comet browser to make purchases on behalf of users from password-protected Amazon accounts — Perplexity AI Inc. must for now stop using its Comet web bro…
NFL free agency: Seahawks news from Day 2 of negotiating period
The Seahawks experienced both ends of the free-agency coin during the opening wave of NFL free agency. What will Day 2 bring for Seattle? Follow along here.
AI is getting scary good at finding hidden software bugs – even in decades-old code
But AI also creates bugs – about 1.7 times as many as humans, including critical and major issues.
Pope accepts resignation of U.S. bishop who was arrested for alleged financial crimes
Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of the Chaldean Catholic bishop of San Diego, California, a decision announced Tuesday by the Vatican after the bishop was arrested on embezzlement and money laundering charges.