April 2026

Google says it’s ‘proud’ to serve Pentagon – new DoD contract extension says Gemini will only be used for ‘any lawful purpose’ But whatever happened to ‘Don’t Be Evil’?

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Google is entering the military/government market New Pentagon contract allows Gemini use for ‘any lawful purpose’ Google employees are not happy with the new contract Google recently expanded its contract with the US Department of Defense (DoD) to provide Gemini for use in classified operations or for “any lawful purpose” and has also pulled out […]

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Mortgage rates rise 6.3%, snapping a 3-week losing streak

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Mortgage rates rise 6.3%, snapping a 3-week losing streak Mortgage rates rose this week, with the average 30-year fixed mortgage rising to 6.3%. The primary factor behind rising mortgage rates is escalating tensions between the US and Iran, which drove up oil prices. The 15-year fixed-rate mortgage also rose, rising to 5.64 from 5.58 last

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BTC Price Faces $80,000 Resistance As Derivatives Show Signs Of Risk Aversion: Crypto Markets Today

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Bitcoin BTC$76,109.54while it is a little in the green, it can be a shock. The major cryptocurrency has gained less than 0.5% since midnight UTC, and strong moves towards $80,000 are likely to encounter resistance. That’s because short-term holders have a cost basis around that price, Luke Deans, a senior research associate at Bitwise, told

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This saltwater-centric cooling system could turn data centers into water factories while reducing energy consumption and recycling waste heat

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Uravu Tatooine converts data center waste heat into usable clean water Liquid desiccant absorbs moisture and enables continuous water recycling cycles Cooling systems operate within acceptable temperature ranges for modern servers Increasing computing demand continues to strain any data center, especially as cooling systems use large amounts of energy and water simultaneously. A startup called

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‘All In’ examines Pato O’Ward, Nolan Siegel and McLaren’s INDYCAR lofty goals

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NEWYou can now listen to Pakinomist articles! How would you react if your bosses told you to finish the year in the top 10 in your industry, or look for a new job? Many may buckle under pressure, but that’s the kind of expectation racing legend Tony Kanaan, Zak Brown and Arrow McLaren outlined for

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Cristiano Ronaldo is nearing the end of a 5-year trophy drought

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NEWYou can now listen to Pakinomist articles! Cristiano Ronaldo has put Al-Nassr on the brink of Saudi Pro League glory after inspiring his side to an important 2-0 win over rivals Al Ahli. The Portuguese sensation was once again the difference, ensuring the Riyadh-based giants extended their incredible winning run to 20 matches in all

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‘Vampire Diaries’ Ian Somerhalder Had to Sell ‘Everything’: Here’s Why

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‘Vampire Diaries’ Ian Somerhalder Had to Sell ‘Everything’: Here’s Why Ian Somerhalder has opened up about the financial crisis that forced him to walk away from one of TV’s most lucrative careers and sell houses, paintings, cars and watches to make ends meet. The The Vampire Diaries star told E! News that fraud and a

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New data suggests military insider trading crisis at Polymarket

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A Green Beret’s alleged $400,000 insider bet on a raid in Venezuela seemed like an isolated breach. A new report suggests it may be the visible edge of something wider. The Anti-Corruption Data Collective (ACDC), a nonprofit research group, analyzed all settled Polymarket contracts from January 2021 to mid-March 2026 — more than 435,000 markets

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