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The move from ‘efficiency’ to ‘resilience’ in maritime supply chains has a long way to go. Read more: War with Iran has exposed American fragility at sea – Financial Times

Professor Kelly Chibale inspects a piece of quipment in his synthetic chemistry laboratory at the University. Kelly Chibale founded the Holistic Drug … Read more: This lab that’s determined to discover new drugs isn’t where you might expect – NPR

The ABC has projected One Nation will win the seat of Ngadjuri. It is the first time the party has won a lower house seat at an election outside … Read more: One Nation wins first seat in South Australia’s lower house, ABC projects

The launch of “Xoli” adds to the technological efforts promoted by the federal government to turn the 2026 World Cup into an engine of development … Read more: Mexico City’s ‘Xoli’ Chatbot Will Help World Cup Tourists Navigate the City – WIRED

Anthony Lane reviews “Strikingly Similar,” a history of plagiarism by Roger Kreuz, and considers examples from ancient Rome, the Beatles, and the … Read more: How Bad Is Plagiarism, Really? | The New Yorker

Sunday’s Carabao Cup final could help tell us whether Arsenal can win the Premier League or if this might be the end for Pep Guardiola at Man … Read more: Arsenal winning Carabao Cup could mark end of Man City golden era – ESPN

How to Switch Your Phone’s Keyboard. Third-party keyboards can be installed just like regular apps. Open up the Play Store on Android or the App Store … Read more: Give Your Phone a Huge (and Free) Upgrade by Switching to Another Keyboard | WIRED

System called CarVe spots flecks of meat on carcasses as they move along the production line. Read more: Cargill uses AI to get more meat from the bone as beef prices soar – Financial Times

After first seeing the film, my daughter asked my father, who spent his childhood in a small city in the Berkshires, if the freedom the film depicts … Read more: ‘Stand by Me’: Dead Body and Leeches but Still a Better Way to Be a Kid