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TechnologyDuolingo struggles to balance human lessons with AI integration
CEO Luis Von Ahn faces a crisis as Duolingo stock plummeted 80% after an AI-first pivot, forcing a difficult balance between human lessons and automation.
EntertainmentNorman breaks ground on $1.1B Rock Creek district amid local protest
Officials broke ground Tuesday on the $1.1 billion Rock Creek Entertainment District in Norman, Oklahoma, despite ongoing protests from local residents.
EntertainmentOU breaks ground on $1.1B Rock Creek District project in Norman
University of Oklahoma President Joseph Harroz Jr. broke ground on the $1.1 billion Rock Creek District, a 269-acre project located off Radius Way today.
TechnologyAnthropic partners with Justice Technology Association on AI legal too
Anthropic partners with the Justice Technology Association to integrate AI tools into legal services for pro se litigants navigating complex civil cases.
ScienceFDA Weighs Safety Data for Kratom Alkaloid Approval
The FDA is evaluating safety data for kratom alkaloids after President Donald Trump discussed potential botanical regulation at the White House on May 10.
PoliticsTrump prioritizes Iran war policy over domestic economic concerns
Donald Trump announced on May 12, 2026, that he will prioritize Iran nuclear non-proliferation policies over domestic economic stability and market growth.
ScienceHuman activity, not El Niño, now drives global climate extremes
Researchers now confirm that human activity, rather than El Niño cycles, drives global climate extremes, rendering historical weather patterns unreliable.
SportsDelila Gooden braves Detroit downpour for lone Osborn cross practice
Sophomore Delila Gooden braved a heavy Detroit rainstorm to attend lone cross country practice at Osborn High School, helping coach Matthew Eichstaedt.
BusinessPolis Intervenes to Save $450M in Corporate Tax Breaks
Governor Jared Polis intervened to save $450 million in corporate tax breaks after the Colorado Senate Finance Committee blocked two major tax reform bills.
SportsHouse bill seeks to curb mid-season coaching departures
The U.S. House of Representatives will review the SCORE Act on Monday, May 18, to restrict college coaches from leaving their teams during the active season.
EntertainmentSolano County festivals highlight local art and history this summer
Solano County hosts diverse summer festivals this year. Residents can attend the Vallejo Letting Go Art Experience on May 16 to celebrate local history.