Why Cities and States Are Fighting Climate Change in Courtrooms

New York Times - Oct 5, 2026

Faced with a president who has called global warming a hoax, officials have filed dozens of suits against oil companies to try to cover the costs of extreme weather.

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A Supreme Court Battle Over Climate Change Begins

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Plaque honours Mars mission scientist

The tribute recognises Colin Pillinger who led the 2003 probe mission to Mars.

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Creosote found in beach pollution investigation

Restrictions remain in place on Blyth Beach after a pollution incident was reported in August.

⚡ Weekly Recap: NetScaler and FortiMail 0-Days, AI Coding Leaks, Spectre v2 and Ransomware Arrests

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The Humanoid Robot Future Has Arrived at a South Korean Park. Sort of.

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Nobel Prizes 2026: What to Know

Oct 5, 2026

Nobel Prizes 2026: What to Know

The recipients of the six awards in science, literature, economics and peace work are being announced this week.

The Credential Layer Is Expanding Faster Than Security Teams Can See It

Oct 5, 2026

The Credential Layer Is Expanding Faster Than Security Teams Can See It

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Realtek Jungle SDK Exploit Attempts Deliver Cling Botnet With STUN-Based C2

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Realtek Jungle SDK Exploit Attempts Deliver Cling Botnet With STUN-Based C2

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Can Temple check if pilots are fit to fly? Deepinder Goyal suggests Air Force could use it too

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Can Temple check if pilots are fit to fly? Deepinder Goyal suggests Air Force could use it too

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Sask. survivor of crash with moose shares warning about road dangers from wildlife

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First possible evidence of Planet Nine found in infrared data

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Apple Plans Tighter macOS Full Disk Access Controls Over AI Agent Data Access

Oct 5, 2026

Apple Plans Tighter macOS Full Disk Access Controls Over AI Agent Data Access

Apple has announced that it's taking steps to tighten controls around a macOS setting called Full Disk Access (FDA) due to security risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) agents. "Some developers are using Full Disk Access in ways that could put users at risk, exposing everything on their systems—including files, mail, messages, and even browsing history – without users' full knowledge

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