Every story has a home. Earlier coverage remains available as the world moves on.
CRS-35 lifted off on October 13 carrying research, supplies and the final pair of roll-out solar arrays. Docking remains scheduled for October 15; the power upgrade still requires installation.
Two initiatives connect investment preparation with employment policy. Their success will depend on what reaches implementation and who benefits from the jobs created.
Anthropic’s contained experiment shows that several pieces of autonomous replication are becoming technically plausible. Its design also sets important limits on what the results establish.
A new five-year strategy turns faster outbreak detection into a global target. Reaching it will depend less on a single alarm system than on whether countries can connect surveillance, laboratories, analysts and trusted data-sharing.
The IMF’s new framing separates two timelines: an infrastructure boom helping demand now, and a slower disruption to jobs, education and public finances that governments have not yet absorbed.
New WHO guidance puts community support at the center of reform. The practical test is whether housing, services and continuity of care move with the patient.
September’s modest payroll gain and the latest unemployment claims should be read together. Neither measure alone describes how easy it is to find a new job.