High in the Rocky Mountains near Granby, Colorado, streams that once fed the Colorado River have disappeared. This unnerving dryness in what used to be lush meadows has sparked alarm about the future of a river relied upon by seven states.
Surging beef prices are threatening to upend America’s favorite summer pastime. With cattle supplies at their lowest levels in 75 years, drought and wildfires have made it tougher than ever for ranchers to rebuild herds—driving up costs for grill masters and home chefs alike.
A new perspective on artificial intelligence suggests that “good enough” solutions, rather than the largest models or the fastest chips, may hold the key to success. The real winners of AI’s next phase, according to this view, will be the companies that seamlessly integrate everyday products and services with reliable, scaled-down AI.
Chaos reigns inside the downtown Los Angeles immigration courthouse, where lines stretch around the block before the doors even open. Clerks scramble to process around 100 daily hearings, leaving many immigrants at risk of default deportation orders.
