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Roughly three thousand dollars a book, across half a million of them. It's the first price a court has set on training data taken without asking, and everyone is reading it.

Yesterday the admitted number was dozens. Today it's close to a hundred — and the official casualty tally still hasn't caught up with the department's own disclosure.

Benin's reef was written off decades ago. It turns out to be alive and extensive, and the only reason nobody knew is that nobody had gone to look.

The Mississippi Miracle gets told as a phonics victory. Inside the classrooms, teachers say sounding out the words was never the hard part — understanding them is.

USDoD started with a grudge against the U.S. government and finished by leaking a database holding most of the country. Rhysider gets him to walk through how that happened.