AI Expert Sun Tianxiang Officially Joins Baidu to Lead Core Model R&D

Sun Tianxiang, a leading expert in large language models, has officially joined Baidu as head of the Basic Model Unit (BMU) and a member of the Baidu Model Committee (BMC). This move underscores Baidu’s strategic push to strengthen its foundational AI capabilities with top-tier talent.

Iran Out of World Cup: US Official’s Glee Sparks Diplomatic Fury

After Iran’s elimination from the World Cup, US Homeland Security Secretary Marc Warne Marlin openly celebrated their departure, prompting sharp criticism from Iran’s Foreign Ministry. Iranian officials condemned the remarks as unbecoming of a host nation, highlighting the political tensions that marred the tournament.

Supreme Court Voids Trump’s Veto: Late-Arriving Mail-In Ballots Stay in Midterm Elections

HA Viewpoint: The US Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling allows states to count mail-in ballots postmarked by election day, even if they arrive late. This decision, supported by Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Barrett, overrides President Trump’s push for stricter voting laws. While conservatives warn it undermines election integrity, data shows fraud is exceptionally rare. This move favors Democrats but keeps the 2024 midterms on track.

Half of US States Sue Trump Admin Over Medicaid Restrictions

Twenty-five states and D.C. have joined forces to sue the Trump administration, challenging new Medicaid rules that tighten eligibility for work requirements. Plaintiffs argue these changes violate the Administrative Procedure Act by narrowly interpreting exemptions for medically vulnerable groups, potentially cutting off care for thousands.

Why Do They Add Extra Time in Soccer? The Real Reason Games Don’t End in Draws

Extra time in soccer is added during knockout rounds to force a winner without immediately resorting to penalty kicks. Governed by IFAB, it consists of two 15-minute halves played in full, with no golden goal rule since 2004. This mechanism tests endurance, delays shootouts, and ensures elimination games have a decisive outcome.

Archdiocese of San Francisco Agrees to $395M Settlement for Over 500 Child Abuse Claims

The Archdiocese of San Francisco has reached a $395 million settlement to resolve over 500 child sexual abuse lawsuits. This deal, pending bankruptcy court approval, addresses claims from roughly 530 victims. It includes significant transparency measures and a public roster of accused clergy, marking one of the largest settlements in US Catholic bankruptcy proceedings.

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