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AI use in breast cancer screening cuts rate of later diagnosis by 12%, study finds | The Guardian

A Swedish study involving 100,000 women found that using AI in breast cancer screening reduced the rate of later cancer diagnosis by 12% and increased the rate of early detection. The AI system analyzed mammograms, assigning low-risk cases to a single reading and high-risk cases to a double reading by radiologists, while also highlighting suspicious findings. The study, published in The Lancet, showed that 81% of cancer cases in the AI-supported group were detected at the screening stage, compared to 74% in the control group. Researchers emphasized the need for cautious implementation of AI in healthcare, with continuous monitoring to ensure its effectiveness and safety.

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Trump sues IRS and Treasury Department for $10 billion over leaked tax records

Former President Donald Trump is suing the IRS and the Treasury Department for $10 billion, alleging they failed to prevent a former IRS contractor from leaking his tax records to news outlets. The lawsuit claims that the agencies' failure caused reputational and financial harm to Trump and his family. A former IRS contractor, Charles Littlejohn, was sentenced to five years in prison for leaking Trump's tax records to The New York Times, which reported that Trump paid only $750 in federal income taxes in 2016 and 2017.

Trump threatens to tariff and 'decertify' Canadian aircraft in latest trade war move | CBC News

US president accuses Canada of "illegally" blocking certification of American jets.

Man charged after large knife allegedly found in bag at Brisbane Airport

A Queensland man has been charged after a large knife was allegedly found in his carry-on luggage at Brisbane Domestic Airport.

Amazon layoffs may have shut down what remains of Comixology

Reportedly, much of the remaining staff of Comixology was caught up in Amazon's 16,000 person layoffs yesterday. Amazon's recent layoffs, which affected 16,000 employees, may have also impacted the remaining staff of Comixology, according to reports. While there is no official confirmation from Amazon, it is said that the remaining US staff was either immediately terminated or given until April as an end date. Comixology, which was co-founded in 2007 and acquired by Amazon in 2014, has been a major player in the digital comics industry. However, recent changes, including the integration of Comixology into Kindle and complaints about the platform's functionality, have raised concerns about the future of the service.

Doctors keep patient alive using ‘artificial lungs’ for two days | Scientific American

Novel artificial lungs could help keep people whose lungs no longer function alive long enough to get an organ transplant

Australia spends more on tax breaks for landlords than social housing, homelessness and rent assistance combined | Tax | The Guardian

Australia spends $12.3 billion on tax breaks for landlords, exceeding the combined spending on social housing, homelessness, and rent assistance, according to a report by the Australian Council of Social Service (Acoss). The report reveals that the share of homes dedicated to social housing has dropped to a record low of 3.6%, exacerbating the housing crisis and homelessness. The number of households on public housing waitlists has climbed to about 190,000, with a significant increase in those at risk of homelessness. The government's Housing Australia Future Fund aims to deliver 21,000 new social and affordable homes by mid-2029, but the situation remains dire.

Eagles are hiring Sean Mannion as offensive coordinator

The Philadelphia Eagles have hired former NFL quarterback Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator. Mannion, who brings 11 years of NFL experience as both a player and a coach, spent the last two years coaching quarterbacks for the Green Bay Packers. The Eagles' head coach, Nick Sirianni, expressed excitement about Mannion's systematic views on offensive football and his strategic approach. Mannion's history of innovation in working with quarterbacks is expected to bring a new vision and an aggressive, high-scoring scheme to Philadelphia.

March 2026 sets annnounced, including an upscaled Blue Astronaut!

This article from The Brick Fan announces LEGO's new Iconic sets for March 2026, including the Blue Astronaut and the London Bus. The Blue Astronaut set features a scaled-up version of the iconic LEGO astronaut minifigure with 793 pieces, offering movable parts and hidden elements. The London Bus set, an updated version of a previously released model, contains 245 pieces and includes detailed features like turning wheels and transparent windows. Both sets are suitable for different age groups and make great gifts for LEGO fans.

UK’s first rapid-charging battery train ready for boarding this weekend | The Guardian

This weekend, Great Western Railway (GWR) will introduce the UK’s first rapid-charging battery train, which can recharge in just three and a half minutes. The train will operate on a five-mile route in west London, carrying up to 273 passengers. This technology could eventually replace diesel trains on routes that are difficult or expensive to electrify with overhead wires.

Trump Hangs Putin Portrait in White House Palm Room Above Granddaughter’s Photo, Sparking Global Outrage - 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐃𝐀𝐈𝐋𝐘 𝐆𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐂𝐇

A framed photo of President Donald Trump standing next to Russian leader Vladimir Putin hangs in the White House Palm Room, above a photo of Trump with his granddaughter. This bold decoration choice has sparked global outrage, with critics arguing it shows a lack of respect for presidential traditions and sends a troubling message about the president's values.