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Inside Education Sec. McMahon’s Fight Against Harvard University | WSJ
- The President was really very clear. When universities weren't putting teeth into their own policy and enforcing it, we took measures to bring it to their attention. And I believe what we're seeing now is that effectiveness.- [Matt] Linda McMahon is leading the administration's fight against elite universities, including Harvard and Columbia. - They can't allow encampments on campuses, they can't allow students to come on dressed with masks. - [Matt] She and President Trump have cut billions in government ...
How U.S. and Israel-Backed Aid Delivery in Gaza Turned Deadly | WSJ
- It's absolute chaos. It's probably the worst I've seen it for a very long time. - Tens of thousands of food packages are being distributed daily by a US-based civilian company.This initiative is proving effective. (person speaking foreign language) - [Narrator] Two weeks into the new Israeli-backed aid system in Gaza, diametrically opposed narratives have emerged about how it's going. Gazan authorities say more than a hundred Palestinians have been killed while trying to access aid.The American nonprofit ...
Apple Execs Defend Siri Delays, AI Plan and Apple Intelligence | WSJ
- Siri should be as good, if not better, than the competition. - Oh and I think, ultimately, it should be. That's certainly- - But it's not right now. - That's certainly our mission.- I'm here at Apple Park in Cupertino, and I just sat down with Apple executives Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak. Here are a few bits of the interview where we talk about those Siri delays and the future of AI for the company. Stay tuned for the full interview soon.Last year, you announced a smarter AI-driven Siri. Where is she ...
L.A. Protests: On the Ground as Trump Deploys Marines | WSJ
(sirens howling) (protesters shouting) - [Narrator] As anti-ICE demonstrations in Los Angeles continued for the fourth day in a row, on Monday, the Wall Street Journal was on the ground. (gun firing) The day started with thousands of people gathered at a rally in downtown LA. - We're out here at Grand Park.This is the demonstration for David Huerta, the Union President for the SEIU Union, which represents the service employees of the California chapter. The plan here is to demonstrate, followed by a march d ...
iOS 26 Features: Apple’s Liquid Glass, Visual Intelligence and More | WSJ
- [Joanna] Apple just announced iOS 26, the biggest redesign in years. Can you say. - Liquid glass. - Liquid glass. - Liquid glass.- Which sounds like some sort of new vodka. And no, you didn't miss iOS 19 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, or 25. Apple's now naming these after years, except it's doing the car maker thing and going with the coming year.Let's break down 26 of the biggest features for iOS 26. Just joking, we're doing five. Number one, the redesign.- [Representative] Liquid glass is translucent and behaves j ...
How the Trump-Musk Feud Risks Billions for SpaceX and NASA | WSJ
- [Reporter] Amid the fallout between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump- - I'm very disappointed in Elon. I've helped Elon a lot. - [Reporter] Musk threatened to decommission SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft.That's a big deal for US space missions. - Dragon has been the only US spacecraft launched by a US space company transporting astronauts to and from the station from the US. - I find this to be disconcerting how quickly this went to the threatening from contracts that's not good for the United States.- [Re ...
When Does US Debt Become Genuinely Bad? | WSJ
(gentle music) - [Narrator] After the big tariff announcement, something happened that shocked economists, and it wasn't the stock market dropping, it was the value of the dollar dropping. Usually in times of market turmoil, it increases because investors are flocking to the US for safety. - We saw exactly the opposite.Money fled from the US for safety instead of to the US for safety for the first time in my memory. - That was a sign that something was getting different and that people weren't just shifting ...
The $135M Race to Prep Your Flight for on-Time Departure | WSJ Booked
(upbeat music) - [George] These airline staff have just two minutes to get this jetty attached and the doors of this plane open in order to stay on schedule. See, while the passenger's flight may have just ended, for British Airways, a complex race is just beginning, one it has to perform over 300 times every single day at just one airport alone. It's the race to turn a plane around ready for the next wave of passengers and get up to 35 aircraft an hour airborne as efficiently as possible.If it isn't done c ...
How to Fix Renewable Energy’s Hidden Infrastructure Problem | WSJ Pro Perfected
- [Narrator] Renewable energy, like wind and solar has created a hidden infrastructure problem. The issue is that power grids, which carry electricity to homes and businesses weren't designed for wind and solar. And even though renewables have become a larger part of the overall power supply, grid infrastructure hasn't kept up.It's why some grid experts say renewables contributed to the severity of the blackout across Spain and Portugal in April. So we asked a mechanical engineer with over 15 years of exper ...
Space Debris Is Crashing Into Earth. Should You Worry? | WSJ
(air whooshing) - [Onlooker] What is that. - [Onlooker] Oh, my God. [Presenter] Space debris is falling to Earth in record numbers.While most objects burn up on reentry, a small percentage survives to strike the ground. - There's a feeling we are not safe, and it's true. Even if the risk is small, it's there.- [Presenter] Recent examples of space debris hitting the surface of the planet have sparked safety concerns. - [Onlooker] Where is it gonna land. - [Presenter] As space-launch traffic, which is an all- ...