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Spain’s Protesters See ‘Madness’ of Rising Rent and a ‘Martyr’ in Maricarmen NYTimes world

Oct. 8, 2026, 9:27 p.m.

Real Estate and Housing (Residential) Demonstrations, Protests and Riots Renting and Leasing (Real Estate)

Thousands of protesters marched in Madrid on Thursday, a day after the death of María del Carmen Abascal, an 87-year-old whose eviction became a symbol of the country’s housing crisis.

SpaceX announces plan to become a ‘major mobile carrier’ The Verge

Oct. 8, 2026, 9:23 p.m.

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SpaceX has acquired a portfolio of low-band spectrum licenses — a move the company says “will pave the way” for its Starlink Mobile service to become a “major” US carrier. When the Federal Communications Commission signs off on the deal, SpaceX says it will deploy its new architecture that combines its satellite-to-mobile constellation with a terrestrial mobile network, directly competing with T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon. SpaceX announces plan to become a ‘major mobile carrier’ SpaceX snapped up low-band spectrum in a bid to take on T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon. SpaceX snapped up low-band spectrum in a bid to take on T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon. The licenses include up to 14 megahertz of paired spectrum in the 800 MHz band, which SpaceX says will allow Starlink Mobile’s signal to penetrate through walls and buildings. SpaceX previously acquired 2GHz spectrum from EchoStar as part of efforts to bolster its direct-to-device service. The FCC has also approved plans to deploy 15,000 V2 Starlink Mobile satellites that will offer more than 100 times the bandwidth than the current generation, according to SpaceX. “With this new low-band spectrum and our Gen2 constellation, Starlink Mobile can now become the first network operator to deploy both satellite and terrestrial spectrum,” SpaceX says. “One network that provides Americans with a reliable service indoors, outdoors, in cellular dead zones, and everywhere in between.” Most Popular - GTA VI leaks continue with a lengthy (and very nude) gameplay video - Google invests millions in Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to create a ‘virtual cell’ - Anthropic bans ‘abusive or cruel behavior’ toward Claude - Teenage Engineering’s CEO says it’ll stop making synths - Apple announces surprise ‘Welcome home’ launch event

AMD will bring FSR 4 to handhelds by the end of 2026 The Verge

Oct. 8, 2026, 9:01 p.m.

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It’s already possible to get AMD’s framerate-enhancing FSR 4 boost on handhelds as old as the Steam Deck — but in June, AMD reserved the right to disappoint handheld gamers by not officially bringing FSR 4 to older handhelds. But AMD consumer chip boss Jack Huynh now says he will bring the tech to some handhelds by the end of the year. AMD will bring FSR 4 to handhelds by the end of 2026 But will existing handhelds get the tech? But will existing handhelds get the tech? Which handhelds? It’s still not clear if it will come to existing handhelds, or if you’ll need a new one to get it — because it comes alongside news that AMD is releasing a new FSR4-capable chip. “We will expand the machine learning AI-based FSR4 technology, which was first introduced to existing external graphics cards, to the entire product line including APUs, gaming laptops, and handheld devices by the end of this year,” Huynh told Korean publication The Elec (via Google Translate). “We plan to respond in two directions: launching existing APUs and new product lines.” The Elec says that means both a new APU, and a lightweight FSR4 model for APUs, are coming by year’s end. (Previously, AMD had only promised FSR4 for desktop graphics cards, not APUs bound for laptops and handhelds.) But The Elec doesn’t seem to say if that lightweight FSR4 model is coming to handhelds specifically. Perhaps it’ll require AMD’s leaked upcoming Ryzen Z3 and/or “Gainsborough” handheld chips. Back when AMD threw a little cold water on the idea of FSR 4 for existing handhelds, exec David McAfee told Tom’s Guide that “we want to make sure the experience and the quality is right” and that AMD would need “a sufficient amount of compute within that product” for FSR 4 to make sense. Perhaps some older laptop chips will qualify, while some older handheld chips don’t. Valve has said it is working with AMD to bring FSR 4 to the Steam Machine’s console-grade AMD APU, but it hasn’t yet committed to the same for the Steam Deck handhelds. AMD didn’t immediately respond to a request to clarify Huynh’s statement. Most Popular - GTA VI leaks continue with a lengthy (and very nude) gameplay video - Google invests millions in Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to create a ‘virtual cell’ - Anthropic bans ‘abusive or cruel behavior’ toward Claude - Teenage Engineering’s CEO says it’ll stop making synths - Apple announces surprise ‘Welcome home’ launch event

The Man City Scandal Is About More Than Football NYTimes world

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:52 p.m.

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A conversation about the biggest financial scandal in football history.

« J’aimerais trop » manifester avec vous : le message de soutien de Victor Wembanyama aux manifestations lycéennes Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:51 p.m.

« J’aimerais trop » manifester avec vous : le message de soutien de Victor Wembanyama aux manifestations lycéennes

Apple will reportedly debut its first touchscreen MacBook in three weeks The Verge

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:32 p.m.

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Apple is set to introduce a new MacBook Pro with a touchscreen and an updated iPad Mini “on or around” October 27th, Bloomberg reports. If true, that would put the event just two weeks after the October 13th event Apple announced today, which is rumored to focus on smart home products. Apple will reportedly debut its first touchscreen MacBook in three weeks The rumored late-October event will also include a new iPad Mini, Bloomberg reports. The rumored late-October event will also include a new iPad Mini, Bloomberg reports. Bloomberg says that the late October event will include an “online video presentation” and an “in-person component for the press,” which it reports is similar to what Apple is planning for the October 13th event. At this Mac and iPad event, Bloomberg reports that Apple will announce new MacBook Pros that are lighter than what’s available now, have touchscreen OLED displays, and iPhone-like Dynamic Island interfaces. Apple is also apparently planning to announce MacBook Pros that retain the current design but have the M6 chip introduced with the new Mac Mini. And the iPad Mini, which was last refreshed in 2024, will be updated to shift the front-facing camera onto the landscape side of the tablet and to add a “revamped speaker system,” Bloomberg says. Most Popular - GTA VI leaks continue with a lengthy (and very nude) gameplay video - Google invests millions in Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to create a ‘virtual cell’ - Anthropic bans ‘abusive or cruel behavior’ toward Claude - Teenage Engineering’s CEO says it’ll stop making synths - How Microsoft built its MacBook Pro competitor

Les Girondins de Bordeaux évolueront bien en R1 (6e division) cette saison Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:26 p.m.

Les Girondins de Bordeaux évolueront bien en R1 (6e division) cette saison

U.N. Warns Against Technology Used To Read Citizens’ Minds NYTimes world

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:22 p.m.

Human Rights and Human Rights Violations Brain Privacy

A report by the secretary-general warned that new technologies could be used to access and criminalize people’s innermost thoughts.

R.I.P. Margaret Hamilton, whose code saved the Apollo 11 Moon landing

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:15 p.m.

Hamilton also coined the term "software engineering" and founded two successful software companies.

Mobilisation lycéenne à Paris : enquête administrative ouverte contre un policier filmé en train d’asséner un coup de genou au visage d’un manifestant Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:11 p.m.

Mobilisation lycéenne à Paris : enquête administrative ouverte contre un policier filmé en train d’asséner un coup de genou au visage d’un manifestant

Cecily Gemmell, Winston Churchill’s Last Surviving Secretary, Has Died NYTimes world

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:11 p.m.

Deaths (Obituaries) Gemmell, Cecily Great Britain

Starting with the British leader at age 18, she traveled the world with him. “I was terrified of him,” she later recalled.

California is trying to shut down robot vs. human cage matches The Verge

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:06 p.m.

AI News Robot

The California State Athletic Commission sent a cease-and-desist letter to a startup that hosted a match between a human and a robot last month, as reported by The New York Times. California is trying to shut down robot vs. human cage matches The state says Rek, the ‘humanoid robot fighting league,’ can’t host fights involving ‘any human’ in California without permission. The state says Rek, the ‘humanoid robot fighting league,’ can’t host fights involving ‘any human’ in California without permission. The fight, which took place on September 18th, pitted a human, Frankie LaPenna, against a humanoid robot owned by a tech startup, Rek, that was being piloted by a human using what the NYT described as a “remote virtual-reality system.” Rek says it is the “the humanoid robot fighting league” on its website, and the robot appears to be one from EngineAI but with a Terminator-like head swapped on top. You can watch a replay of the fight on YouTube: The CEO of Rek, Cix Liv, posted the letter to X on September 30th, which called the fight “unsanctioned” and demanded that Liv and REK stop “holding, promoting or advertising any boxing or mixed martial arts contest match, or exhibition, involving any human” in California without the approval of the California State Athletic Commission. “We made it boys,” Liv said. Rek’s next planned match, which takes place on Friday, will feature two robots with weapons fighting each other. Most Popular - GTA VI leaks continue with a lengthy (and very nude) gameplay video - Google invests millions in Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to create a ‘virtual cell’ - Teenage Engineering’s CEO says it’ll stop making synths - How Microsoft built its MacBook Pro competitor - Anthropic bans ‘abusive or cruel behavior’ toward Claude

« On n’a aucun détail » : à qui vont profiter les barils de gazole issus des stocks stratégiques ? Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:06 p.m.

« On n’a aucun détail » : à qui vont profiter les barils de gazole issus des stocks stratégiques ?

« 3 000 professeurs remplaçants » pour les lycées : Édouard Geffray tente de donner des gages… sans vraiment convaincre Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 8:01 p.m.

« 3 000 professeurs remplaçants » pour les lycées : Édouard Geffray tente de donner des gages… sans vraiment convaincre

Intraçables sur TF1 : Sofia Essaïdi dévoile les secrets de son impressionnante cicatrice AlloCine

Oct. 8, 2026, 8 p.m.

Séries à la TV

Dans Intraçables, qui débarque ce jeudi 8 octobre sur TF1, Sofia Essaïdi prête ses traits à Giulia, une mère de famille qui tente de se reconstruire suite au décès de son mari David (Alexis Michalik), mort dans une explosion accidentelle survenue sept ans plus tôt. Depuis, son quotidien est rythmé par son travail de chauffeur de taxi, sa relation difficile avec son fils, et cette cicatrice qui continue de la brûler de temps en temps. Son quotidien est cependant bouleversé quand un inconnu monte un soir dans sa voiture. Giulia reconnaît son visage et se souvient de tout un pan de l’accident qu’elle avait oublié. Alors qu’elle se lance alors dans une quête pour découvrir enfin la vérité sur ce terrible accident, un mystérieux hackeur cherche à la faire taire. Giulia n’a alors d’autre choix que de fuir avec son fils et de se mettre en état de “mort numérique”. Plus de téléphone, plus d’ordinateur, plus de cartes de crédit. Mère et fils disparaissent des radars et s’engagent dans une fuite désespérée contre la technologie. En cherchant à comprendre qui leur veut du mal, Giulia et Achille vont découvrir que la clé se trouve quelque part dans le passé de David, cet homme qu’ils pensaient connaître mieux que personne... Comment a été faite la cicatrice de Sofia Essaïdi ? Pour incarner Giulia dans Intraçables, Sofia Essaïdi a été poussée dans ses retranchements, le rôle ayant été très intense à jouer pour elle. “J'ai toujours besoin d'amener quelque chose de très personnel dans ce que je joue, pour avoir une sincérité et que ce ne soit pas fabriqué. Donc il y a tout un travail en amont qui est très intime", a-t-elle ainsi expliqué à nos confrères de Télé-Loisirs. "Et sur ce projet, il y avait tellement de choses que je pouvais traverser ou retraverser… C'était assez simple, en faisant des parallèles avec les amours de ma vie – mon chéri et mon fils –, d'entrer dans des émotions hyper intenses. Finalement, c'était très psychanalytique". Pour l’aider à se glisser dans ce personnage complexe, Sofia Essaïdi pouvait compter sur un détail : la cicatrice de Giulia. “Cela représentait plusieurs heures de maquillage”, a ainsi expliqué la comédienne lors d’un point presse organisé à Séries Mania 2025. “Je ne l’avais pas tout le temps. Mais quand je l’avais, ça m’aidait.” Sofia Essaïdi a également expliqué que ces cicatrices permettent de symboliser le deuil que son personnage n’a jamais réussi à faire. “Elle n’a pas fait le deuil de la vie qu’elle avait imaginée. Elle est bloquée dans son statut de victime”, avait ainsi conclu la comédienne. Retrouvez les premiers épisodes de Intraçables ce jeudi 8 octobre à partir de 21h10 sur TF1. Pour les plus impatients, la série d’ores et déjà disponible en avant-première sur la plateforme TF1+.

Let's Encrypt cuts certificate lifetimes to 64 days starting February 2027

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:57 p.m.

Free SSL/TLS certificate lifetimes reduce to 64 days in February.

Pourquoi l'intelligence artificielle fait-elle de l'œil aux chasseurs de fantômes? Slate

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:55 p.m.

Les technologies d'intelligence artificielle pourraient bien bouleverser les pratiques dans le domaine des enquêtes sur les phénomènes paranormaux. Reste à savoir de quelle manière.

ICE detainees in Georgia used the facility’s video calling software to expose the conditions inside The Verge

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:45 p.m.

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Four men detained at an ICE detention center in rural Georgia used the facility’s video conferencing software to expose both the conditions inside and President Donald Trump’s hostile takeover of the immigration courts. In the five-minute video, the men describe an intentionally dysfunctional legal system designed to keep them trapped in federal custody for months or years — in privately owned facilities that profit from their confinement. ICE detainees in Georgia used the facility’s video calling software to expose the conditions inside Asylum seekers at the Folkston ICE Processing Center decried Trump’s ‘deportation courts’ in a video taken behind bars. Asylum seekers at the Folkston ICE Processing Center decried Trump’s ‘deportation courts’ in a video taken behind bars. The video cost the men, literally and figuratively. The Folkston ICE Processing Center has a work program for detainees in which they are paid a pittance to cook, do laundry, or clean. These wages allow them to buy supplementary food in Folkston’s commissary and stay connected to people outside. “The workers here are paid $1 a day, which is just enough for a 10-minute phone call,” said Idris Makhmudov, one of the men in the video, who says he has been detained in Folkston for 27 months and counting. Makhmudov and the three other men, who are from several different countries, appear in drab, facility-issued uniforms. Their images are blurred by the low-resolution cameras on the detention center’s tablets. It’s unclear exactly how the men made the video, but it’s possible that they called someone on the outside who recorded their message to the outside world. Samantha Hamilton, an Atlanta-based immigration attorney with Asian Americans Advancing Justice, said she received a YouTube link to the video via a Signal chat. “We’ve learned that everyone in the video that was released this weekend has been put into segregation,” said Hamilton, a member of the Shut Down Folkston campaign. “They’re facing retaliation, and they were expecting that.” Since then, 45 detainees wrote an open letter further detailing the conditions at Folkston, and an estimated 73 detainees are now on a hunger strike. ICE detention isn’t supposed to be a form of punishment; its purpose is ostensibly to ensure that people in deportation proceedings show up to their hearings. But ICE facilities are virtually indistinguishable from prisons — a point the men in the video make repeatedly. Folkston, in fact, was a prison before it became an immigrant detention center. It has many of the hallmarks of prison life, including expensive communication tools that detainees are forced to rely on to talk to people on the outside. “These facilities leave people with very few options to be able to communicate with their loved ones,” said Hamilton, who has had several clients detained at Folkston. She said each “pod” of 60 to 70 detainees has access to just three or four tablets, their only connection to the outside world. Those communications come at a price. To send messages, share photos, or make phone or video calls to their loved ones, detainees at Folkston have to use GettingOut, a proprietary software owned by the prison communications company Telmate. Earlier this year, Telmate was ordered to pay $4.23 million to settle a lawsuit stemming from a 2020 data breach in which users’ information — including names, payment details, and social security numbers — was accessed. Telmate is owned by ViaPath Technologies — formerly GlobalTel*Link — which is in turn owned by American Securities, a New York City-based private equity firm. In 2021, ViaPath charged users anywhere between 18 cents to $1.10 per minute, according to data obtained by the Prison Policy Initiative. These fees add up — so much so that in 2024, the Federal Communications Commission capped the rates companies could charge inmates and detainees to 11 to 25 cents per minute depending on the size of the facility. In 2025, after Trump returned to office, the FCC voted to raise the rate cap by up to 83 percent. Detainees in ICE custody often struggle to get the money they’ve put into these systems back after being released — or, more commonly, deported. GettingOut’s terms of service state that users will lose access to their accounts after 180 days of inactivity, after which they forfeit any money deposited into their accounts. The only way to get their money back is by calling a hard-to-reach customer service line, according to a report by WVTF. Under President Joe Biden, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered Tel*Link to pay $3 million for illegally freezing and draining funds from incarcerated people’s accounts. Communications are just one way private companies make money from immigrant detention. Folkston is owned and operated by GEO Group, a publicly traded company whose stock price soared after Trump’s reelection, jumping by more than 75 percent after election day 2024. GEO has donated lavishly to Trump’s campaigns and to related political efforts, contributing $1.4 million to Trump’s super PAC in July — perhaps to show its gratitude for the $165 million it received earlier this year in government contracts. The company receives more than $1.5 million a month to run Folkston, according to a 2021 Homeland Security budget overview. The facility, which has a capacity of 780, has a guaranteed minimum occupancy of 544. Trump’s mass deportation effort, coupled with the backlogged immigration court system, has made it easy for ICE to meet its contractually agreed-upon minimum at Folkston. The men in the video allege that they and others have been there for several years, and explain that the only ways to get out are to be granted parole, bond, or asylum — or to be deported. The latter option is the likeliest now, as Trump has transformed the immigration legal system into what one detainee calls “deportation courts.” Of the 143,729 detained cases logged into Georgia immigration courts over the past year, 81 percent involved people who had no legal representation, and were therefore far less likely to be granted any form of relief, according to federal data analyzed by researchers at Syracuse University. The odds are especially low for asylum seekers. Immigration judges in Atlanta have denied 89 percent of the 2,072 asylum cases decided so far this fiscal year, compared to 63 percent in 2023. The men in the video note that Trump has overhauled the immigration system to secure favorable rulings. Since Trump’s return to office, the Department of Justice, which oversees the immigration courts, has fired over 100 judges whose decisions don’t align with the administration’s mass deportation push. At least 153 new judges have been hired in their place. These judges are far less likely to release immigrants on bond or parole, keeping them trapped in what detainees and advocates say are substandard conditions. Hamilton, the immigration attorney, said she and other members of the Shut Down Folkston coalition regularly receive reports of nearly inedible food and filthy water in the facility, including instances where detainees have found worms in the water. Because the food is ultra-processed, she said, many of her clients have gone in healthy and been released with new medical conditions, including diabetes and high blood pressure. “Most of us are asylum seekers, those who came to the United States seeking protection from political persecution and violence in their home countries,” Makhmudov, one of the men detained at Folkston, says in the video. “Many fled out of fear of becoming political prisoners in those countries — and one might say we became political prisoners in the United States simply because we are immigrants.” Most Popular - Google invests millions in Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to create a ‘virtual cell’ - GTA VI leaks continue with a lengthy (and very nude) gameplay video - How Microsoft built its MacBook Pro competitor - Teenage Engineering’s CEO says it’ll stop making synths - Surface RTX Spark Dev Box is available for preorder for $5,999

Driver wins $76 after ALPR led to bogus traffic stop, drug searches Arstechnica

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:42 p.m.

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A federal jury in Texas recently ruled in favor of a man who sued Bexar County and its sheriff over allegations that the agency ran what the plaintiff’s attorneys called an “unconstitutional traffic stop scheme” enabled by “AI-powered” license plate readers. Late last month, plaintiff Alek Schott of Houston was awarded $76, one dollar for each minute that he was detained. (Schott asked for this exact amount as symbolic compensation.) “After the stop, I filed a complaint with the Sheriff’s Office because I knew what happened to me was wrong,” Schott said in a statement after his win. “The department reviewed it, told me they didn’t see any violation, and said if I had a problem with it, I should sue them. So I did.” Suspicion In his civil complaint, Schott outlined a wild tale. Schott had been driving his pickup truck home from a work trip to Carrizo Springs, in the southwestern part of the state, back in March 2022. While in Bexar County, which covers the area around San Antonio, a police officer pulled Schott over for “lane drifting.” The father of two was questioned by deputy Joel Babb, who admitted later that the stated reason for the traffic stop was bogus. The real reason for the stop was that Babb had received a tip via a law enforcement WhatsApp group. It came from someone named “Kiki,” who allegedly worked with a federal fusion center in Laredo. Kiki apparently had near real-time access to automated license plate reader data. According to Babb’s deposition, Kiki told him that Schott’s truck had made a potentially suspicious “one-day turnaround.” That is, Schott drove all the way from Houston, stopped in Carrizo Springs for one night, and then returned home to Houston the next day. (Schott sells oilfield supplies.) To authorities, this was apparently enough to make one look like a smuggling suspect. After seeing the WhatsApp message, Babb waited for Schott’s vehicle and pulled it over once it passed his location. During the traffic stop, Babb said that he was on the “Criminal Interdiction Unit” looking for “human smuggling, drug smuggling, and all those things like that.”

« L'une soigne, l'autre peut nuire » : pourquoi le prix Nobel de chimie 2026 pourrait aussi vous concerner Futura-science

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:33 p.m.

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Levez la main droite devant un miroir : votre reflet lève la gauche. Troublant, non ? Pourtant, pointez le plafond, et votre image pointe aussi le plafond. Ce paradoxe apparent intrigue depuis des siècles. La réponse tient en une phrase : le miroir n'inverse que la profondeur.... Lire la suite En découvrant les titres des médias, ce mercredi 7 octobre, vous avez peut-être été ramenés vers de douloureux souvenirs en sciences. Ceux de vos années lycée et des cours de chimie qui vous semblaient totalement hors d'atteinte. Le prix Nobel 2026 vient d'être attribué à Henri Kagan et à Kenso Soai. Jusqu'à là, tout va bien : un Français récompensé, c'est l'information que l'on retient. Pourtant c'est derrière le reste, les expressions barbares de type « autocatalyse asymétrique » ou « amplification chirale », que se cache le plus important. Des concepts qui ont discrètement... changé notre quotidien. Une petite visite guidée de votre maison pour vous en convaincre ? “In basic research, we want to learn more and more about how molecules behave and how they can interact – this year's prize fits into that.” — The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2026 Immediately after the announcement, Peter Somfai, Member of the Nobel Committee for Chemistry, was interviewed by freelance journalist… pic.twitter.com/F9tBGvMh85 Des images dans un miroir Premier arrêt : votre armoire à pharmacie. Pour comprendre, il faut savoir que les molécules ont tendance à se présenter sous deux formes, chacune étant l'image miroir de l'autre. Les chimistes parlent de molécules chirales et les deux formes sont qualifiées d'énantiomères, droit ou gauche. Comme nos mains, elles ne se superposent pas et leurs propriétés sont différentes. La « vie miroir », vous n’en avez probablement jamais encore entendu parler. Mais des biologistes de renom s’inquiètent déjà des conséquences jugées désastreuses que cette forme de vie synthétique pourrait avoir sur la vie telle que nous la connaissons.... Lire la suite C'est Louis Pasteur qui a découvert une particularité au vivant : il est homochiral. Les acides aminés existent eux aussi sous deux formes miroirs, mais une seule entre dans la composition des protéines de nos cellules. Idem pour les molécules qui constituent notre ADN. Résultat, nos récepteurs ne sont sensibles qu'à un seul énantiomère. Ils ne sont capables de tendre la « main » qu'à une seule des deux formes des molécules. The #NobelPrize in Chemistry 2026 recognises discoveries that have enabled chemists to drive chemical reactions that lead to homochirality. — The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2026 Life’s chemistry is what chemists call homochiral, after the Greek words for “same” and “hand”. Like hands, all amino acids exist as two… pic.twitter.com/W1m4U2wRUU Des médicaments plus sûrs et plus efficaces Longtemps, lorsqu'ils produisaient des molécules pharmaceutiques, les chimistes obtenaient un mélange des deux énantiomères existants. L'ennui, c'est que l'un peut avoir un effet thérapeutique pendant que son image miroir provoque des effets non désirés, voire nocifs. C'est l'une des plus grandes énigmes qui nous entourent : l'homochiralité du vivant. Certaines molécules n'apparaissent dans la nature que sous leur forme gauche, ou inversement, que sous leur forme droite. Pourquoi ? Des chercheurs pensent avoir trouvé la réponse dans les nuages de formation d'étoiles.... Lire la suite C'est là qu'interviennent les travaux de Henri Kagan et de Kenso Soai. Ils ont permis à l'industrie pharmaceutique de synthétiser sélectivement la bonne forme d'un principe actif. De l'aspirine aux molécules anticancer, la quasi-totalité de nos médicaments de synthèse repose aujourd'hui sur la maîtrise de cette symétrie. Thanks to the discoveries that are being recognised by the #NobelPrize in Chemistry 2026, chemists have gained fundamental new tools for use in their daily work but, above all, these discoveries have contributed to solving one of chemistry’s greatest mysteries: how homochirality… pic.twitter.com/ucsky2AxBw — The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2026 Dans nos assiettes : le délice des arômes Direction la cuisine, maintenant. Parce que dans notre nez et sur notre langue, se trouvent de redoutables détecteurs de chiralité par millions. La problématique pour les industriels de l'agroalimentaire était la même que pour l'industrie pharmaceutique. Compter sur les molécules de la nature pour formuler un arôme pur et constant était mission impossible. La version « droite » du limonène, par exemple, sent l'orange et sa version « gauche » rappelle plus l'odeur du citron. L'autocatalyse asymétrique permet aujourd'hui de produire de manière ciblée la molécule souhaitée et ainsi, d'isoler le parfum exact recherché. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has announced the awarding of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to scientists Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai for a breakthrough that rewrote the rules of organic synthesis! — Abdulrahman | ☢︎ (@Abdulrahman_JFA) October 7, 2026 Organic molecules—particularly in pharmaceuticals—resemble human hands:… pic.twitter.com/H8m2vrlkAq Un prix Nobel de chimie sur le canapé Dernière étape, le salon. Parce que l'homochiralité n'est pas l'apanage du vivant. Les cristaux liquides de vos écrans plats ou les polymères avancés qui équipent les dalles OLED pliables de nos smartphones doivent aussi leurs performances optiques et énergétique, leur flexibilité à une organisation géométrique strictement maîtrisée. En facilitant l'accès à ces structures complexes, les briques posées par Henri Kagan et Kenso Soai ont permis de concevoir des dispositifs high-tech toujours plus fins et réactifs. saviez-vous ? LeEn 2001, le prix Nobel de chimie récompensait déjà de grands pionniers de la synthèse asymétrique : William S. Knowles, Ryōji Noyori et K. Barry Sharpless. Henri Kagan, pourtant considéré par beaucoup comme l’un des pères historiques de ce secteur, avait été oublié et ça avait fait jaser. À 95 ans, le chercheur français décroche enfin la distinction suprême, saluant des décennies de travaux fondamentaux qui ont transformé la science moderne. Dans son testament, Alfred Nobel souhaitait que soient récompensées les découvertes qui « ont apporté le plus grand bénéfice à l'humanité ». En s'invitant partout chez nous, les travaux menés sur les paillasses des universités de Paris et de Tokyo illustrent parfaitement à quel point la recherche fondamentale la plus pointue façonne discrètement notre réalité.

Microsoft’s new Windows Search is exactly what Windows 11 needs The Verge

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:30 p.m.

Hands-on Microsoft News

Windows Search has been one of the most frustrating parts of Windows 11, and now Microsoft is addressing this with a significant overhaul. A new redesigned Windows Search is now in testing that is much faster, more capable, and a lot more modern. Microsoft’s new Windows Search is exactly what Windows 11 needs Windows Search is being overhauled with a focus on speed and capability. Windows Search is being overhauled with a focus on speed and capability. “This new Windows Search experience is built for speed,” says Anshul Rawat, corporate vice president of the Windows product team at Microsoft. “It’s built on WinUI 3 and is part of our broader investment in modernizing our core Windows experiences.” Microsoft says early testing of this new search has shown “substantial improvements in performance and memory usage,” meaning the company isn’t adding extra bloat to Windows to improve search, either. The UI has also been greatly improved, with speedy animations and a large preview pane. While search is being overhauled visually, behind the scenes Microsoft is also improving the basics. “We’re also improving how Windows Search understands what you’re looking for, including better matching for typos and synonyms,” says Rawat. I got to try out this new Windows Search interface at Microsoft’s Windows and Surface event yesterday, and I was impressed with just how quick it is and how decluttered it feels. Right now if you search for something like the height of an actor it will take a few seconds to figure it out and show you essentially a miniature Bing result. The new Windows Search just surfaces the result inline, much like the modern search interfaces you see in iOS and Android. These inline results also extend to previews of PowerPoint presentations, photos, and other files. The most impressive part of this new Windows Search is being able to use it like a launcher and have it take actions for tasks like turning Bluetooth or dark mode on and off. You can even ask search to minimize windows, or open apps side-by-side. If you use Phone Link, these actions will also extend to your phone so you could simply type “text mom, I’m running late” and it will send a text message from your phone. Microsoft is testing this new Windows Search interface with its Windows Insiders right now, so that should mean we’ll see it appear in Windows 11 in the coming months. “Looking to next year, work is already underway to bring the new Windows Search experience to the Start menu and have it adapt naturally to different taskbar positions and Windows configurations,” says Rawat. “Our goal is to make Windows Search more capable, with more natural ways to express what you need, richer information in context, and more ways to get things done directly from search.” Most Popular - Google invests millions in Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to create a ‘virtual cell’ - GTA VI leaks continue with a lengthy (and very nude) gameplay video - How Microsoft built its MacBook Pro competitor - Teenage Engineering’s CEO says it’ll stop making synths - Surface RTX Spark Dev Box is available for preorder for $5,999

RFK Jr. unveils sweeping federal initiative to find evidence of vaccine injuries

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:26 p.m.

"[T]he Trump-RFK Jr anti-vax agenda keeps getting more corrupt and dangerous."

Meurtre d’Eyoub à Aulnay-sous-Bois : le parcours chaotique de Mathurin, « voyou dans l’âme », l’un des accusés aux assises Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:26 p.m.

Meurtre d’Eyoub à Aulnay-sous-Bois : le parcours chaotique de Mathurin, « voyou dans l’âme », l’un des accusés aux assises

French Students Take to the Streets as Government Seeks Way Out of Crisis

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:15 p.m.

Mass protests over decrepit schools and absent teachers are in their third week, with more planned. Officials have failed so far to quell a movement drawing many adult supporters.

Paramount is making a Cyberpunk 2077 film The Verge

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:14 p.m.

Entertainment Film Gaming

Cyberpunk 2077 is heading to the big screen. Deadline reports that CD Projekt Red’s popular sci-fi video game franchise is being adapted into a live-action film by Paramount Pictures. There’s no details just yet on when the film might premiere. But Deadline says that Lorenzo di Bonaventura, who is known for producing the Transformers films, will be a producer on the movie. Paramount is making a Cyberpunk 2077 film CD Projekt Red’s hit sci-fi franchise is being adapted into a movie, but there’s no word yet on when it might be released. CD Projekt Red’s hit sci-fi franchise is being adapted into a movie, but there’s no word yet on when it might be released. Despite its rocky 2020 launch, Cyberpunk 2077 has gone on to become a huge success for CD Projekt Red, with the company recently announcing that the game has surpassed more than 40 million copies sold. The franchise has also been adapted into a hit Netflix anime, and a second season of that show is debuting later this month. A sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, which CD Projekt Red is calling “Cyberpunk 2,” is in development as well, with the studio reporting recently that the game has 184 people working on it. The news of the Cyberpunk 2077 movie is arriving shortly after the completion of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery’s megamerger under the Skydance name. Paramount is also working on a Call of Duty film for 2028 and the Street Fighter movie debuting on October 16th. Most Popular - Google invests millions in Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to create a ‘virtual cell’ - GTA VI leaks continue with a lengthy (and very nude) gameplay video - How Microsoft built its MacBook Pro competitor - Teenage Engineering’s CEO says it’ll stop making synths - Surface RTX Spark Dev Box is available for preorder for $5,999

Le Suisse Granit Xhaka condamné à une amende de 160 000 euros avec sursis pour l’usage de faux certificats de vaccination au Covid-19 Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 7:11 p.m.

Le Suisse Granit Xhaka condamné à une amende de 160 000 euros avec sursis pour l’usage de faux certificats de vaccination au Covid-19

Intraçables ce soir sur TF1 : "Ma réaction n’est pas jouée à ce moment-là", Sofia Essaïdi dévoile les coulisses de la scène d'explosion du premier épisode ! AlloCine

Oct. 8, 2026, 7 p.m.

Séries à la TV

Ce jeudi 8 octobre à partir de 21h10, TF1 diffuse les deux premiers épisodes de Intraçables, un thriller franco-suisse porté par Sofia Essaïdi et Alexis Michalik. Réalisée par Louis Farge (Culte) et par Luc Walpoth, la série suit l'histoire de Giulia, campée par Sofia Essaïdi, qui peine à se remettre de la mort de son mari, David (Alexis Michalik), disparu sept ans auparavant dans un tragique accident. Si elle essaie de se reconstruire comme elle peut, ce n'est pas chose facile puisqu'elle a une relation compliquée avec son fils et une cicatrice qui continue de la brûler de temps à autre. Tout bascule pour elle lorsqu’un inconnu monte dans son taxi. D’un coup, Giulia a un flashback. Elle reconnaît son visage et finit par se souvenir d’une partie de l’accident qu’elle avait effacée de sa mémoire. Elle se lance alors dans une enquête pour comprendre ce qui s’est réellement passé ce jour-là. Un mystérieux hacker semble cependant déterminé à la faire taire et oblige Giulia et son fils à prendre la fuite et à se mettre en état de “mort numérique”. Pour ne pas se faire repérer, mère et fils ne doivent plus utiliser ni leur téléphone, ni leur ordinateur, ni leurs cartes de crédit. Ils doivent complètement disparaître des radars. Cette scène qui a particulièrement marqué Sofia Essaïdi Le premier épisode de Intraçables est le théâtre d’une impressionnante explosion qui a coûté la vie au mari de Giulia et lui a valu sa cicatrice. Lors d’un point presse organisé au festival Series Mania 2025, Sofia Essaidi a confié qu’afin de garder intact l’effet de surprise, le réalisateur n’avait pas donné aux comédiens de signal sur le moment précis de l’explosion. “C’était hyper impressionnant”, a ainsi raconté Sofia Essaïdi : “Ma réaction n’est pas jouée à ce moment-là, j’ai vraiment peur.” Une scène impressionnante qui a laissé une trace indélébile au personnage de Giulia puisqu’elle arbore une cicatrice dans le dos et le cou. Selon Sofia Essaïdi, cette cicatrice représente d’ailleurs l’incapacité du personnage de passer outre la mort de son mari. Giulia est “bloquée dans son statut de victime” au début de la série, “elle n’a pas fait le deuil de la vie qu’elle avait imaginée”. Retrouvez les premiers épisodes de Intraçables ce jeudi 8 octobre à partir de 21h10 sur TF1.

Crise lycéenne : 3 000 profs remplaçants vont rejoindre des établissements « dans les heures qui viennent », annonce Édouard Geffray Le Parisien

Oct. 8, 2026, 6:56 p.m.

Crise lycéenne : 3 000 profs remplaçants vont rejoindre des établissements « dans les heures qui viennent », annonce Édouard Geffray

L'ADN d'un animal inconnu retrouvé dans une grotte occupée par les Néandertaliens il y a 400.000 ans Slate

Oct. 8, 2026, 6:55 p.m.

La grotte sibérienne renferme plus de 250.000 fragments d'os, dont la plupart sont trop incomplets pour être identifiés. L'analyse génétique de quelques-uns d'entre eux vient pourtant de révéler l'existence d'une nouvelle espèce de bovidé, baptisée «yak X».

Margaret Papandreou, American-Born First Lady of Greece, Dies at 102 NYTimes world

Oct. 8, 2026, 6:53 p.m.

Papandreou, Margaret Deaths (Obituaries) Politics and Government

The wife of Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou, she led reforms in the 1980s that helped legalize abortion and end other legal and social restrictions on women.

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