The consequences for the Ortega-Murillo regime have been limited, even as the United States takes a closer interest in the left-wing autocracies in its region https://t.co/u1HX0Csrl7Photo: Getty Images https://t.co/8wiLCJV2hI ...

After a spud-tacular yield last year, Germany has so many potatoes that some farms are giving them away. If you like fries and pancakes, consider yourself lucky https://t.co/SaHo0UfcLV ...

Sarah Leo, our visual data journalist, explains how to deal with unruly data points https://t.co/KEJ7CxFh2T ...

“Most of what they talk about has the vibe of smoke-filled dorm rooms.” On “The Intelligence” Alex Hern looks at Moltbook, the first social-media network just for AI agents https://t.co/BMK2M1VZvx https://t.co/T8ZnYVRKF1 ...

The resulting flood of exports will be good news for consumers. Less so for the world’s carmakers https://t.co/6Dy3QTrYzv ...

If computing power brings about technological advances without human input, and enough of the pay-off is reinvested in building still more powerful machines, wealth could accumulate at unprecedented speed https://t.co/k0MEYXEwGU ...

Millions of girls were aborted for being girls. Now parents often lean towards them https://t.co/4kj8X9DurV ...

Will clubs forced to invest in young Britons produce more talented grown-ups, benefiting national men’s teams that haven’t won an international tournament since 1966? There are promising signs https://t.co/iwXnPeVEA6 ...

Our weekly podcast on China. This week, what’s next for Chinese AI? https://t.co/tIfTR5yAl7 ...

Some people seem to be shaking them down for pad thai; others are releasing rage by tipping the poor things over. The agitation is translating into activism https://t.co/hnCxhX5EuzPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/x5I3p4OQl9 ...