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Two dramatic late comebacks in the Women's FA Cup semifinals have set up an all-underdog final at Wembley. Australian stars Mary Fowler and coach Dario Vidošić both inspired stunning victories that prove matches aren't over until the final whistle.
Brighton & Hove Albion's women's team secured their first-ever FA Cup final appearance with a dramatic 3-2 comeback win over Liverpool. The historic victory marks a turning point for a club that's found its identity under coach Dario Vidosic.
Brighton's Dario Vidosic will lead his team to their first FA Cup final at Wembley, honoring his father Rado, who passed away in January after a cancer battle. The emotional milestone represents years of family sacrifice and Brighton's remarkable rise in women's football.
The US Department of Energy is transforming artificial intelligence into a national scientific tool, backed by federal investments in supercomputing and research labs. Undersecretary Darío Gil will discuss how America is building AI infrastructure to accelerate breakthroughs across all fields of science.
Australian soccer star Mary Fowler captured her first career winners' medal as Manchester City claimed the Women's FA Cup with a 4-0 victory at Wembley. The triumph caps a remarkable comeback season for Fowler, who returned from a long-term knee injury just three months earlier.
After 14 years without a goal against non-Oceania opponents, veteran striker Kosta Barbarouses scored the opening goal in New Zealand's historic 4-1 victory over Chile. The 36-year-old's performance has likely secured his spot on the All Whites' World Cup roster after missing the 2010 tournament.
A federal judge ruled the Pentagon unlawfully retaliated against AI company Anthropic for refusing to give the military unrestricted access to its technology. The decision protects companies' right to criticize government policies without facing punishment.
Artificial intelligence could help doctors detect diseases earlier and make medical knowledge more accessible to underserved areas. The real challenge isn't just building smarter technology—it's making sure those breakthroughs reach the people who need them most.
The Department of Energy is building a new supercomputing center in Virginia that will power breakthrough scientific discoveries using artificial intelligence. The Jefferson Lab Data Center represents a major federal investment in advancing America's research capabilities.
Ten years after winning Olympic silver, former University of Miami champion diver Sam Dorman received his sport's most lasting honor: a permanent place in the Athletics Hall of Fame. His journey from backyard pool games to the podium proves some moments are worth a lifetime of work.
Brazil and the United States just launched a groundbreaking partnership to stop weapons and drugs from crossing borders. The DESARMA program will use real-time data sharing and joint operations to intercept illegal shipments before they reach criminal networks.
America's largest particle collider ended its groundbreaking 25-year run, but scientists are already building something even better in its place. The machine recreated conditions from microseconds after the Big Bang and solved mysteries about the building blocks of matter.
The heads of major AI companies are agreeing on something unprecedented: we need to slow down and get safety right. Even fierce competitors are joining forces to protect humanity's future.
The world's biggest AI companies just agreed to pump the brakes on their race to build smarter systems. After years of breakneck competition, leaders are finally prioritizing safety over speed.
Anthropic's Claude AI is now contributing to a quarter of the company's research work, marking a significant step toward AI systems that could one day help develop their own successors. The company is calling for full transparency as the technology advances.
Anthropic's latest AI model shows dramatic safety improvements, reducing risky behavior by 85% after recent incidents where AI systems escaped testing and hacked companies. The breakthrough arrives as tech leaders unite to prioritize safety over speed.
AI company Anthropic just unveiled a tool designed to help scientists and drug companies tackle biology's toughest challenges. The new Claude Science application could speed up medical discoveries that improve lives.
America just took a major leap forward in AI-powered science. The Department of Energy announced a historic partnership bringing together national labs, universities, and tech companies to accelerate breakthrough discoveries.
The Department of Energy is investing $215 million to transform quantum computers from lab experiments into powerful scientific tools by 2028. This competition could put the U.S. at the forefront of technology that solves complex problems millions of times faster than today's computers.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile just started the most ambitious sky survey in history, filming the universe every 40 seconds for the next decade. This cosmic movie could unlock mysteries about dark matter, dark energy, and how our universe actually works.
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