Gut-wrenching description by @jaynordlinger of what the Trump Administration has done to our Nation’s Capital.
Our Nation’s Capital in the Time of Trump open.substack.com/pub/thenex…
Day: October 11, 2026
Azerbaijani athlete Jamila Muradli has won the European U17 Boxing Championships in Budva, Montenegro.
According to Report, citing the Azerbaijan Boxing Federation, the national team member competing in the 57 kg category defeated Aliya Ibrahimi of Germany in the final.
Muradli won all three rounds and secured a 5-0 victory (30-27, 30-27, 30-27, 30-27, 30-27) to claim the European championship title.
The result brought Azerbaijan’s medal tally at the tournament to four.
Earlier, Gardash Rahimov (54 kg), Hidayat Mammadov (70 kg) and Khumar Jafarli (+80 kg) won bronze medals.
Four more Azerbaijani boxers are scheduled to compete in finals today.
Tesla AI changed one letter, and it says a lot about how Elon sees the future.
Tesla AI is now Tesla SI.
Tesla is building systems that see, understand, move and make decisions in the physical world through FSD and Optimus.
The new branding puts that ambition front and center.
Calling it “Super Intelligence” makes the end goal pretty obvious.
@Tesla @TeslaSI @Optimus / Writer: Annette, Designer: Janné
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Elon Musk (@elonmusk)No more AI
SI
It’s better— https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2106665679361618173
Дания тестирует гуманоидных роботов в супермаркетах для ночной разгрузки персонала
Датская Salling Group тестирует в магазинах роботов Hive для сложной выкладки товаров, освобождая сотрудников для работы с клиентами, пока роботы трудятся главным образом ночью.
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The case at Cornell isn’t the first time the public has demanded accountability from fraternities. But banning Greek life from universities often doesn’t fix these problems, writes Nicholas L. Syrett, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. on.wsj.com/4zpJM7s
