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- Elon Musk's biographer clarified a key detail from his upcoming book on the SpaceX CEO.
- It had said that Musk thwarted a Ukrainian offensive by turning off Starlink coverage near Crimea.
- His biographer clarified that "Ukrainians THOUGHT coverage was enabled all the way to Crimea, but it was not."
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- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended a celebration for a new 'nuclear attack' submarine on Friday.
- He watched the event and gave an address while wearing a cream suit, sun hat, and huge smile.
- Experts say the submarine will need to undergo
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- Palmer Luckey told Breaking Defense the ChatGPT hype is making politicians interested in AI weapons.
- Luckey said people on Capitol Hill and the Pentagon had a "come-to-Jesus moment" on AI capabilities.
- Luckey, who founded defense tech startup Anduril, said he's happy to leverage the interest.
The buzz around AI-powered chatbots like
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- At the G20 summit, officials expressed a desire for a "just and durable peace" in Ukraine.
- But a statement on the war was ultimately watered down at Russia's request.
- The Kremlin is no longer described as waging a war "against" Ukraine.
Ukraine is not
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- High mortgage rates and short supply of housing are just part of the pricing story, according to Barclays.
- Strong demand among older Americans is keeping prices high, with analysts saying "Blame the Boomers."
- That's as older age groups tend to spur more household formation, adding pressure on the market.
There's a paradox in the housing market that explains what
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- Erlend Bore needed to get more exercise, so he bought a metal detector and started walking more.
- He found what he thought were chocolate coins, but they were gold jewelry from about 500 AD.
- Bore's discovery has been dubbed the "find of the century," but he can't keep the treasure.
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- Vanna Curtis worked at Casa Bonita, a restaurant made famous by South Park, in 2016.
- In her job, she dove off the restaurant's cliffs into its grotto during "dive shows."
- She also wore a gorilla suit for performances. Kids sometimes chased her down and knocked her over.
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