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The Cornell incident has intensified tensions on campus after a debate on Israel and Palestine. President Michael Kotlikoff says he was harassed and that his car was surrounded; students deny causing damage. Cornell says video shows harassment and an investigation is under way.
A study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has found that trees in cities like New York and Philadelphia start pollen production earlier and finish later due to light pollution, potentially extending the allergy season by up to 130 days; the effect is linked to plants using day length cues for flowering and leaf-out.
Princess Bajrakitiyabha has died after nearly four years in hospital. The eldest child of King Maha Vajiralongkorn has been treated in Bangkok since collapsing in December 2022; the palace has authorised royal funeral rites and the government has said it will observe a period of national mourning.
A 19-year-old Cornell applicant has faced widespread condemnation after writing, “Not interested in working for a Jew,” in a Handshake submission to VryfID. The incident has triggered a university bias probe, drawn responses from the startup involved, and sparked discussions about antisemitism in hiring.
China's LineShine has been named the world's fastest supercomputer on the TOP500 list, marking its debut at the top. The system runs entirely on CPUs and achieves 2.198 exaflops, surpassing El Capitan in the US. Analysts say the result signals recognition of China’s chip-design efforts, though AI workloads and list methodology cloud the claim.
SpaceX’s debut has sparked a wave of investor interest, but early gains have cooled as post-IPO volatility declines and market enthusiasm faces valuation questions amid AI hype.
California’s Central Valley grower Cesar Mora has been locked in a legal dispute over the Monalise nectarine variety since 2023. He has recently begun giving away roughly 125,000 pounds of nectarines to the public instead of letting the harvest rot, citing an ongoing lawsuit with Giumarra Brothers Fruit Co. The effort has drawn thousands of visitors and sparked debate about plant-breeders’ rights and patenting, with a trial scheduled for July 20.
CalMatters reports widespread non-compliance across 148 public campuses on annual policies, inventories and public forums for police military equipment. Some campuses publish reports late, omit details, or skip required public forums. The findings show variability in adherence and ongoing efforts to address gaps after inquiries.
China has expanded 4.3% year on year in Q2, the slowest pace in over three years. Exports have helped but domestic consumption remains sluggish, with a trade surplus widening as global demand for AI-driven goods supports shipments. Analysts caution that sustained growth depends on domestic demand improving.
Exports have accelerated in June and the first half of 2026, driven by AI and high-tech goods, while domestic spending and investment remain weak. IMF raises growth forecast to 4.6% for 2026, with 4.1% for 2027. Economists warn of an imbalanced growth model as state support and private investment channel into frontier tech.
Agility Robotics has opened a 60,000-square-foot engineering and training facility in Fremont to scale Digit humanoid deployments in manufacturing and logistics, while Tesla and others push similar humanoid programs.
Oil prices have risen after regional conflict has intensified, pushing up fuel costs and consumer prices. Analysts say the spike is likely to pass through to groceries and other goods as supply chains adapt. Gas prices have climbed, with motorists paying more at the pump, while some refiners face damage that could sustain price pressure.
A Cornell student has faced scrutiny after an antisemitic remark posted on a job site. The university says the incident has been referred to its Office of Civil Rights for investigation and condemns antisemitism. The student claims there was no hateful intent, and discussions with Accuracy in Media have followed.