An Australian woman who spent 20 years in prison was pardoned and released based on new scientific evidence that her four children died by natural causes as she had insisted (via AP) https://t.co/8rhZd8KiFZ
Since adolescence, the French director Sébastien Lifshitz has been collecting amateur snapshots discovered at flea markets. Seventeen of his finds are featured in an exhibition currently at Photo Elysée in Switzerland. https://t.co/EZnbqq69Kl
Hong Kong’s top court overturned the conviction of a journalist who investigated the police response to a 2019 mob attack on pro-democracy protesters https://t.co/8JAFzOxWUL
Plumbers find all manner of objects stuck in people’s pipes, from toys to Q-tips to evidence of infidelity. Here’s what they’d like you to know.
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There's a chance the world won't want what the kingdom is selling when it turns the taps back on, writes @davidfickling https://t.co/75ilLBCzGu (via @opinion)
Saudi Arabia pledged an additional production cut in July to stabilize the oil market. Here’s what leading analysts have to say https://t.co/lUqTTvRZv4
The spread of avatars is one of the most head-spinning impacts of the rapid advances in so-called generative AI.
Take a look what Bloomberg @opinion columnist @parmy created after just two hours in a studio https://t.co/xpzYG7oPK4
#5things: US and China spar at Shangri-La. Saudi Arabia dramatically slashes oil output. Mystery trader’s debt-ceiling windfall sparks insider trading concerns.
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