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Reports of poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln coincide with depleting stocks of both weapons and voter support

Attacks were ‘response to an action’ by Hizbollah, says Israeli military

Kyiv’s military momentum at risk as dwindling interceptor stocks leave it vulnerable to Russia’s winter campaign

Despite the decline of the west, there won’t be one for decades yet

Executive exits and safety team changes unsettle staff as the ChatGPT maker prepares for a blockbuster listing

After historic US-Japan intervention on the currency, the risk of market ructions is again rising

Jill Lepore on how opposition to data centres is reshaping politics — and what history tells us about regulating new technologies

Swiss officials say gangs from France are responsible for a recent rise in ‘homejackings’, sometimes at gunpoint

Chief executive Xiao Hong plans to return to Singapore as AI company nears resolution of Meta separation

Businesses flagged effects of extreme heat, drought and wildfires on a record share of earnings calls in recent weeks

A decade after the disappearance of its handsets, the company’s future rests on car and security software

Democratic socialist candidates are winning primary battles as voters turn to progressive policies

Democrats lead Republicans on economy just months ahead of midterm elections

Family of Cambridge’s youngest-ever Black professor say ‘campaign of misinformation’ was ‘too much’

Close relations with both US and China mean the latest AI models are easily accessible in the city-state

Shortage of Group III base oils prompts auto manufacturers to turn to new blends

It is now hard to take public transport without having to endure the sound of someone else’s smartphone speaker

FT analysis finds 60 largest planned facilities could emit equivalent of 27 coal plants or 24mn cars per year

Mark Walter’s much-copied strategy of leveraging insurers to build an empire has drawn regulatory scrutiny

Kyiv launches more than 600 drones at enemy capital in one of its largest assaults of the summer

The subject is becoming more inventive and empirical, but questions about reproducibility and AI abound

Iron ore group is trying to raise cash while sanctions-hit shareholder fights to maintain his stake