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Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s burial remains uncertain over a month after his death, with officials citing security concerns and an “unprecedented turnout” expectation. A joint US-Israeli airstrike on February 28 escalated into broader conflict, delaying the planned state funeral. Concerns include potential Israeli strikes and nationalist counter-rallies, with Mashhad being considered as a burial

Zimbabwean pacer Blessing Muzarabani faces a two-year PSL ban for withdrawing from a deal, but his agency vehemently denies any wrongdoing. They assert no formal contract was signed, making the ban unjustified. While the league cites a breach of commitment, the agency calls the penalty excessive and urges its withdrawal, highlighting an administrative error amidst

A staged Oval Office McDonald’s delivery to celebrate a tax policy has drawn criticism, with President Trump himself calling the event “tacky.” The DoorDash driver, Sharon Simmons, who previously advocated for the policy, was highlighted for alleged savings. DoorDash clarified it was a planned event, not a genuine delivery, defending Simmons’ participation.

AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio criticizes Anthropic’s restricted release of its powerful ‘Claude Mythos’ AI, capable of finding zero-day vulnerabilities. He argues that concentrating such critical cybersecurity decision-making in one private company, primarily US-based, risks leaving global infrastructure unprotected. Bengio calls for international oversight to ensure fair access and prevent misuse.

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu advises software engineers to prioritize deep domain expertise over just programming skills to succeed in the AI era. While AI accelerates prototypes, he emphasizes that delivering security, reliability, and compliance is what customers truly value. Vembu urges teams to focus on enhancing customer experience with AI, not just programmer productivity, by

Palantir CEO Alex Karp declared that working at the company is a superior credential to degrees from elite universities. He emphasized that Palantir’s environment makes prior educational backgrounds irrelevant, positioning the company itself as the ultimate career asset.

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Two Indian men were fatally shot outside a gurdwara in Covo, Italy, on Friday night after a Vaisakhi festival gathering. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential “coldly planned execution,” with initial findings suggesting the attack was not spontaneous. Shell casings were recovered, and a witness described the shooter as an Indian who also

Amazon’s rapid AI adoption is creating a significant internal infrastructure problem, leading to a surge of duplicate tools and orphaned data. The company’s decentralized structure exacerbates this issue, as autonomous teams build independently without checking for existing solutions. This results in a growing, unmanageable mess of redundant systems and persistent derived data, even after original