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The U.S. military drawdown in Europe has only just begun TIME · Rebecca Schneid President Trump has expressed anger at fellow NATO members after they refused to provide aid to the U.S. and Israel’s war. 

Ship near Hormuz says it’s attacked as Iran reviews U.S. response to proposal Associated Press · Adam Schreck and Melanie Lidman There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, one of at least two dozen in and around the strait since the Iran war began. 

Photo essay: Southeast Asia’s overfishing crisis — and the effort to uncover its roots NBC News · Jay Ganglani Filipino fishermen at sea, threatened species including sharks and wedgefish, and hundreds of commercial fishing vessels docked in Jakarta. 

A journalism tax is a new front in Australia’s war on American tech Reason.com · Meagan O’Rourke A new bill would compel Meta, Google, and TikTok to pay for Australian journalism. 

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The roots of dementia trace back all the way to childhood, experts say ScienceAlert · Michael Irving The neurological disease is often associated with older people, but it doesn’t just appear out of nowhere. 

The economics of using AI to churn out code are looking worse than ever futurism.com · Frank Landymore Businesses are racking up huge AI usage bills they didn’t expect, with a single employee spending over $150,000 a month on AI tokens. 

She survived the FLDS cult. Now, she’s healing through music Rolling Stone · Elizabeth Yuko Naomi “Nomz” Bistline was one of Samuel Bateman’s 23 “spiritual wives” — but after a stint in prison, she’s coping with her past, one song at a time. 

‘Welcome to the carnival of sin’ loudersound.com · Rich Hobson Corpse-painted nuns, sparklers and songs about sex: Controversial metallers Dogma return to the U.K. for a soldout headline tour. 

From last to legend: Inside Golden Tempo’s unlikely Kentucky Derby win Sports Illustrated · Pat Forde The “lazy” horse stormed from the back in a chaotic stretch run, delivering jockey José Ortiz familial bragging rights. 

Why some of the best athletes in the world pretend to be someone else The New York Times · Rustin Dodd What if we all pretended we were Batman? 

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