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US not ‘postured’ for another Iraq 2003: Iran maintains vast, ‘high-quality military capability’

US not ‘postured’ for another Iraq 2003: Iran maintains vast, ‘high-quality military capability’

Published by Sam Flores

Genie Godula is pleased to welcome Michael Knights, Adjunct Fellow at The Washington Institute and Head of Research at Horizon Engage. He examines the evolving military dynamics between the US and Iran, focusing on the operational possibilities available to US forces and the structural resilience of Iran’s defence strategy. According to Knights, decisive, large-scale invasions are highly unlikely. He argues that while the US possesses the capacity to execute targeted missions, Iran remains a formidable adversary, with a deeply layered and decentralised military system. Keywords for this article Source link

I hate the treadmill, but when the hotel gym is the only option this 30-minute session maintains my fitness without overdoing it

I hate the treadmill, but when the hotel gym is the only option this 30-minute session maintains my fitness without overdoing it

Published by Jenni Sidey

I’ll admit, I do not like the treadmill. Not even a little bit. I prefer the fresh air in my lungs, dirt under my feet, and to feast my eyes on the great outdoors. However, I spend a lot of my time traveling, which means I often find myself in hotels where outdoor running opportunities are minimal, but treadmills are easily accessible. Sometimes I choose the hotel treadmill due to safety reasons. Other times, it’s simply logistics. Either way, I don’t skip the run. I adapt. With the right structure, even indoor miles can be somewhat enjoyable. I like to make my treadmill workouts short, sweet and to the point because if I’m in a hotel, I’m bound to have a busy day ahead. This 30-minute hotel gym treadmill routine blends tempo segments and incline changes to maintain aerobic fitness. Article continues below You may like I like to do this workout in the morning because it makes me feel productive and ready for the day without draining too much energy. The 30-Minute Hotel Treadmill …

Kate gets major boost from family support as she maintains strict parenting rules | Royal | News

Kate gets major boost from family support as she maintains strict parenting rules | Royal | News

Published by Sam Flores

Princess Kate has been receiving support from her family during a difficult period (Image: Getty) The Princess of Wales has received a significant boost from her close-knit family after enduring one of the most challenging periods of her life, with royal watchers praising the unwavering support provided by her mother Carole Middleton. Over the past two years, Princess Kate has faced a series of personal and public challenges, including her cancer diagnosis and subsequent treatment. Throughout that difficult period Carole was widely described as a steady presence behind the scenes, helping the royal household navigate what many insiders called an extremely worrying time for the family. READ MORE: Prince William and Princess Kate have just sent a very important message READ MORE: Princess Anne motive for dodging kiss from Princess Kate The Princess of Wales has laid down strict parenting rules (Image: Getty) Royal expert Jennie Bond said the close relationship between Princess Kate and her mother has long been a source of strength, particularly during moments of crisis. She explained that the pair share …

Tillis maintains blockade on Fed pick Warsh over Powell probe

Tillis maintains blockade on Fed pick Warsh over Powell probe

Published by Sam Flores

There is nothing that Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh could say to get Sen. Thom Tillis to end his blockade on Warsh’s confirmation, the North Carolina Republican said Tuesday. Tillis has vowed not to vote for any Fed nominees, including Warsh, until a criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell is resolved. Powell, who denies any wrongdoing, has said he is really being targeted for his refusal to cut interest rates as broadly and as quickly as demanded by President Donald Trump. “No, no,” Tillis told reporters at the U.S. Capitol, when asked if Warsh could tell him anything at their meeting later in the day to change the senator’s position on blocking a full Senate vote on the nomination. “This is not about people, it’s about process,” Tillis said. “I think this is a foul.” After the meeting, Tillis told reporters that he would vote against advancing Warsh’s nomination from the Banking Committee if the Powell probe is not finished by then. “This is about this is bedrock principle of Fed independence,” the …

Iran’s Khamenei maintains tough rhetoric with US despite nuclear talks | Conflict News

Iran’s Khamenei maintains tough rhetoric with US despite nuclear talks | Conflict News

Published by Sam Flores

Tehran, Iran – Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has shot back at United States President Donald Trump and cast a pessimistic tone on negotiations with his administration even as Iran’s foreign minister says an understanding on “the guiding principles” of a deal has been reached. The 86-year-old Khamenei said on Tuesday that Trump admitted that the US has tried to bring down the theocratic establishment in Iran since the country’s 1979 Islamic revolution but has failed. Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of list “This is a good confession. You will not be able to do this either,” Khamenei said in an apparent reference to the US president telling reporters this week that a change in government would be “the best thing that could happen” in Iran. Khamenei also used religious symbolism to draw parallels with figures who fought against Shia Muslim imams more than 1,350 years ago to cast doubt on any meaningful rapprochement with the US today. He said the Iranian nation “will not pledge allegiance to corrupt leaders like those who …

Airtable’s Superagent maintains full execution visibility to solve multi-agent context problem

Airtable’s Superagent maintains full execution visibility to solve multi-agent context problem

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Airtable is applying its data-first design philosophy to AI agents with the debut of Superagent on Tuesday. It’s a standalone research agent that deploys teams of specialized AI agents working in parallel to complete research tasks. The technical innovation lies in how Superagent’s orchestrator maintains context. Earlier agent systems used simple model routing where an intermediary filtered information between models. Airtable’s orchestrator maintains full visibility over the entire execution journey: the initial plan, execution steps and sub-agent results. This creates what co-founder Howie Liu calls “a coherent journey” where the orchestrator made all decisions along the way. “It ultimately comes down to how you leverage the model’s self-reflective capability,” Liu told VentureBeat. Liu co-founded Airtable more than a dozen years ago with a cloud-based relational database at its core. Airtable built its business on a singular bet: Software should adapt to how people work, not the other way around. That philosophy powered growth to over 500,000 organizations, including 80% of the Fortune 100, using its platform to build custom applications fitted to their workflows. The …