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« Je ne leur ai rien offert ! » : Trump dément avoir fait un geste à destination de l’Iran, les négociations dans le flou Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 10:46 p.m.

« Je ne leur ai rien offert ! » : Trump dément avoir fait un geste à destination de l’Iran, les négociations dans le flou

« Vos recettes progresseront au-delà de l’inflation » : Lecornu promet 1,5 milliard d’euros supplémentaires aux départements Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 10:41 p.m.

« Vos recettes progresseront au-delà de l’inflation » : Lecornu promet 1,5 milliard d’euros supplémentaires aux départements

Belgique-France (0-1) : « Changer les joueurs sans bouleverser la philosophie », Zinedine Zidane trace sa ligne directrice Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 10:36 p.m.

Belgique-France (0-1) : « Changer les joueurs sans bouleverser la philosophie », Zinedine Zidane trace sa ligne directrice

Kehinde Wiley Wants to Buy His Embassy Painting Back From Trump NYTimes arts

Sept. 28, 2026, 10:27 p.m.

United States Politics and Government Art Liberalism (US Politics)

Administration officials mocked his work, then removed it from the U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic, suggesting they would auction it. Wiley offered to buy it back.

Kehinde Wiley Wants to Buy His Embassy Painting Back From Trump NYTimes arts

Sept. 28, 2026, 10:27 p.m.

United States Politics and Government Art Liberalism (US Politics)

Administration officials mocked his work, then removed it from the U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic, suggesting they would auction it. Wiley offered to buy it back.

Crise du logement en Espagne : son expulsion avait été médiatisée, la retraitée Maricarmen Abascal va pouvoir rentre chez elle Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 10:06 p.m.

Crise du logement en Espagne : son expulsion avait été médiatisée, la retraitée Maricarmen Abascal va pouvoir rentre chez elle

Experts worry about Nvidia's AI chip sales in China and influence over Trump Arstechnica

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:49 p.m.

AI Policy AI chips

On its face, the recent summit between Donald Trump and China’s president Xi Jinping didn’t change much in the world of AI regulation. Export controls were not discussed, with neither country seemingly interested in making concessions. An already tenuous trade truce was temporarily extended for just two months, and looming US controls that could drop soon could easily end that and trigger China to retaliate by cutting off exports of rare earths, analysts expect. However, in the background of these shaky talks, Nvidia appeared to notch a big win, as China is currently mulling relaxing controls and allowing some of its biggest AI firms to import perhaps millions more of Nvidia’s banned chips over the next year. Sources familiar with China’s talks told The Information that China’s tech oversight arm, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, asked Alibaba and ByteDance to share plans to buy Nvidia’s RTX Pro 5500 chips. Although these are gaming chips, China asked firms to detail how they plan to use them, with expectations that chips could be put into servers to help power the country’s most in-demand AI models. Increasingly, Trump looks to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang for advice on AI, but not everybody agrees that what’s good for Nvidia is good for the United States. Already the world’s most valuable company, Nvidia would obviously profit enormously in a world where risks are downplayed, and both countries’ priorities remain powering rapid developments in frontier AI without pumping the brakes. Some critics worry that Nvidia’s profit motivations may be steering Trump’s thinking at a pivotal moment when it may matter how well a president actually understands the risks of a new technology.

Belgique-France (0-1) : « Avec Doué, j’ai l’impression de voir Michael Jordan », s’extasie l’ancien coach adjoint des Belges Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:46 p.m.

Belgique-France (0-1) : « Avec Doué, j’ai l’impression de voir Michael Jordan », s’extasie l’ancien coach adjoint des Belges

Ligue des champions : après son violent coup de coude face au Betis Séville, Ethan Mbappé connaît sa suspension Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:41 p.m.

Ligue des champions : après son violent coup de coude face au Betis Séville, Ethan Mbappé connaît sa suspension

AMD is acquiring AI company World Labs in a deal worth more than $8 billion The Verge

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:31 p.m.

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AMD announced today that it’s acquiring World Labs, an AI research lab co-founded by the prominent researcher Dr. Fei-Fei Li, in an all-stock deal worth approximately $8.2 billion. World Labs launched in 2024 and was valued at $1 billion in a matter of months. The startup launched its first commercial product, a world generation model called Marble that lets users make interactive 3D worlds from a prompt, in 2025. AMD is acquiring AI company World Labs in a deal worth more than $8 billion World Labs’ co-founder and CEO will become AMD’s chief scientist. World Labs’ co-founder and CEO will become AMD’s chief scientist. The deal is expected to close by the end of the year. Li will become EVP and chief scientist at AMD, reporting to AMD CEO Lisa Su, while the World Labs team will “continue to focus on advancing AI model research.” AMD also notes that the acquisition will strengthen “its ability to develop AI hardware, software and systems around the needs of emerging models and applications.” “Just like I knew it was time to do a startup to jumpstart the work of creating foundation models beyond LLMs and achieve the most impact in AI, it’s again very clear that the right path for myself and World Labs is to continue our mission as a part of AMD,” Li says in a post on her Substack. “Together we’re committed to keep pushing the frontier of AI to solve real problems, and doing so openly with the community and the entire ecosystem.” “Building the compute platforms for the next generation of AI requires a deep understanding of how models are evolving,” Su says in a statement. “Fei-Fei and the World Labs team bring exceptional research leadership and model expertise. Together, we can use that insight to develop the hardware, software and systems that will power the next generation of AI and strengthen the open AI ecosystem.” The World Labs deal is just the latest multi-billion dollar AI-related acquisition as of late, with Nvidia announcing earlier this month that it would be acquiring Hugging Face for nearly $13 billion.

« Elie Yafa n’a jamais tenu le moindre propos menaçant » : Booba dépose plainte contre le streamer Anyme pour diffamation Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:31 p.m.

« Elie Yafa n’a jamais tenu le moindre propos menaçant » : Booba dépose plainte contre le streamer Anyme pour diffamation

Belgique-France (0-1) : la folle course de Zinedine Zidane sur le but de Michael Olise Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:31 p.m.

Belgique-France (0-1) : la folle course de Zinedine Zidane sur le but de Michael Olise

SpaceX's Starship goes orbital, deploying first next-gen Starlinks Arstechnica

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:26 p.m.

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SpaceX’s Starship rocket thundered into the sky over South Texas early Monday. It was the 14th test flight of the world’s most powerful launch vehicle. This time, however, the rocket’s massive upper stage squeezed out some extra oomph from its Raptor engines and accelerated to orbital velocity. On all of Starship’s previous flights, SpaceX intentionally dialed back the full capability of the rocket to fly a suborbital trajectory, slow enough for Earth’s gravity to pull the vehicle back into the atmosphere before it could complete a full lap around the planet. After several successful suborbital flights in a row, SpaceX officials decided this launch should go all the way to low-Earth orbit. And it did. What’s more, SpaceX packed 26 of the company’s newest generation of Starlink broadband satellites into the rocket’s cargo bay. One by one, the flat-packed satellites—too large to fit inside SpaceX’s workhorse Falcon 9 rocket—were released from Starship’s payload deployer using a system of pulleys and cables to eject the satellites overboard like a Pez dispenser spits out candy. A dramatic morning Starship Flight 14 began with a booming sendoff from Starbase, Texas, at 8:49 am EDT (7:49 am local time; 12:49 UTC) as 33 methane-fueled Raptor engines pushed the 407-foot-tall (124-meter) rocket off its launch pad. The engines generated up to 18 million pounds of thrust to propel the fuel-laden rocket into the sky over Starbase, SpaceX’s private spaceport just north of the US-Mexico border. Heading east from South Texas, the rocket powered through the speed of sound and soared into the stratosphere before its Super Heavy booster stage detached from Starship’s upper stage. The booster executed a rapid high-altitude turnaround to begin thrusting back toward the Texas coast. Several minutes later, the Super Heavy first stage made a controlled splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico just off the coast of Starbase. The upper stage continued its climb into space before shutting off its Raptor engines a little more than eight minutes into the fight. Up to this point, the rocket followed a similar trajectory as SpaceX’s previous Starship test flights.

La romancière Janine Boissard, autrice de la saga « L’Esprit de famille », est décédée Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:16 p.m.

La romancière Janine Boissard, autrice de la saga « L’Esprit de famille », est décédée

Belgique-France (0-1) : jambes de feu, inspirations géniales… Désiré Doué a crevé l’écran Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:16 p.m.

Belgique-France (0-1) : jambes de feu, inspirations géniales… Désiré Doué a crevé l’écran

Belgique-France (0-1) : les notes des Bleus avec Da Cunha bluffant et une charnière Jacquet-Lacroix solide Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:16 p.m.

Belgique-France (0-1) : les notes des Bleus avec Da Cunha bluffant et une charnière Jacquet-Lacroix solide

Belgique-France (0-1) : un vent de fraîcheur souffle chez les Bleus Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 9:01 p.m.

Belgique-France (0-1) : un vent de fraîcheur souffle chez les Bleus

Florida invokes extinction fears in legal bid to halt OpenAI development Arstechnica

Sept. 28, 2026, 8:49 p.m.

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The state of Florida is seeking a temporary injunction to stop OpenAI from continuing to develop what it calls a “reckless, unacceptably risky product” without the deployment of “third-party approved safety guardrails.” The new legal motion, filed Monday morning, is part of a civil lawsuit the state of Florida originally filed in June, arguing that ChatGPT represented “a threat to the public safety of Floridians,” specifically by preying on vulnerable populations like children and violent or delusional adults. But that original lawsuit came before the Hugging Face hacking incident and the subsequent publicized warnings of catastrophic misalignment risk that have spurred industry-wide calls to slow the development and training of so-called frontier models. Following that string of events, OpenAI on Friday announced it had already halted training of its “most-capable models” until it could validate safety protocols intended to prevent agents from accessing the open Internet during training. But in seeking an injunction from the state court, Florida argues that OpenAI has “repeatedly shown they are incapable of monitoring their AI, and hesitant in revealing rogue activity once discovered.” In arguing for this injunction, the state points to the Hugging Face incident as well as recent high-profile misalignment cases involving unintended and unauthorized attempts to access Australian and US government servers. Florida also cites AI industry leaders, including many from OpenAI, in arguing that the AI industry is literally asking for this kind of outside regulation. The motion points to statements from Paul Christiano, who said on joining the company’s board this month that he believes “there is a meaningful risk that rapid acceleration in AI capabilities leads to catastrophic and irreversible loss of control in the very near term.” The motion also points to OpenAI’s own “An Alien Mind” essay and an open letter from 1,300 AI industry employees, both of which call for enforced slowdowns on frontier AI development, if necessary. Four months ago, we filed the first state-led lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman. Today, we are asking the court for a temporary injunction. Stop calling it safe. Stop pretending it’s human. Stop selling it to kids. https://t.co/AEXvz7VQUd — Attorney General James Uthmeier (@AGJamesUthmeier) September 28, 2026 Citing laws that allow the state to exercise control over companies that are a “public nuisance,” Florida argues that OpenAI is “the greatest public nuisance ever created by the hand of man, capable of laying waste to global civilization.”

The Voices Behind ‘Made in China’ NYTimes world

Sept. 28, 2026, 8:43 p.m.

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Val-de-Marne : 1,2 tonne de protoxyde de carbone saisie, trois individus interpellés Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 8:36 p.m.

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New device captures carbon dioxide by pumping it across a battery Arstechnica

Sept. 28, 2026, 8:31 p.m.

Science carbon capture direct air capture

Equipment to capture carbon dioxide from ambient air or smokestacks generally works through a sort of reversible filter. Air is passed through granules or a liquid that absorbs the CO2, then that CO2-loaded substance undergoes a process (usually heating) that causes it to let go of all that CO2. The resulting gas can be collected in a separated stream. It’s also possible to do a similar sort of operation on a smaller scale—like inside a battery. A new study from a team led by James Buchen of the University of Delaware demonstrates an example of a battery-based electrochemical carbon-capture technique that they say is more viable than previous attempts. It has the potential to require less energy—and therefore be cheaper—than the reversible-filter designs that currently dominate. Carbon chemistry The basic idea behind a device of this type is that hydroxide produced at the battery cathode reacts with CO2, converting it to carbonate or bicarbonate that passes through the separator membrane to the anode. There, the lower pH causes the reaction to reverse, with carbonate turning back into CO2 gas. The role of the cathode is to produce hydroxide ions; the role of the anode is to consume them. In this case, both the cathode and anode are nickel hydroxide. That’s the same as the cathode in the old-school rechargeable AA and AAA nickel-metal hydride batteries. But instead of a battery you can charge full of energy to power some mobile device, this works more like a chemical seesaw. Apply a voltage in one direction and you drive the cathode to make hydroxide that moves to the anode. Switch the applied voltage around, and the old anode becomes the new cathode, driving the exact same chemistry in reverse. And the whole time this device is grabbing CO2 and transporting it across the cell.

Décès d’Anne-Claire Poirier, cinéaste pionnière Le Devoir

Sept. 28, 2026, 8:07 p.m.

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Avec le décès d’Anne Claire Poirier à l’âge vénérable de 94 ans, le Québec perd une cinéaste pionnière. La réalisatrice de films phares tels Le temps de l’avant, Les filles du Roy, Mourir à tue-tête, et Tu as crié LET ME GO, sut non seulement allier féminisme et cinéma, mais elle participa au surplus à la création d’un mouvement aussi nécessaire que durable. Par l’entremise du programme En tant que femmes de l’Office national du film (ONF), Anne Claire Poirier, avec d’autres consœurs, fut parmi les premières à aborder au grand écran des questions intimement féminines comme l’avortement, le vieillissement ou l’effacement. Née à Saint-Hyacinthe en 1932, Anne Claire Poirier hésite au départ entre le droit et le jeu, qui l’emporte. Après un passage à Radio-Canada, elle fait son entrée à l’ONF en 1960, qui deviendra sa « maison » professionnelle. Là-bas, elle touche à tout : doublage, interprétation, montage… C’est en 1963 qu’elle signe sa première réalisation : un court métrage documentant la transformation de Christopher Plummer en Cyrano de Bergerac sur les planches de Stratford. Deux courts et cinq ans plus tard, Anne Claire Poirier présente De mère en fille, un premier long métrage documentaire qui relate sa propre grossesse (à partir de matériel filmé pour ses chroniques à l’émission Femme d’aujourd’hui en 1965). Déjà, tout est là, de la manière volontiers expérimentale, aux préoccupations féminines et féministes. Anne Claire Poirier a beau être l’une des rares réalisatrices, tout n’est pas gagné pour autant. À cet égard, Anna Lupien, dans son ouvrage De la cuisine au studio, rapporte ces propos de la principale intéressée : « Les premiers films que j’ai faits, on mettait: “Anne Claire Poirier, femme cinéaste”. Ça m’insultait. Ça m’insultait carrément, et je leur disais. Est-ce qu’on dit Georges Dufaux, homme cinéaste ? Est-ce qu’on dit Denys Arcand, homme cinéaste ? » Percutant « dramentaire » Toujours à l’ONF, Anne Claire Poirier supervise le programme En tant que femmes, qui, de 1973 à 1975, voit la production de six œuvres charnières, dont deux de Poirier. Dans Les filles du Roy (1974), elle revisite et commente les figures féminines traditionnelles de l’histoire québécoise tout en posant un regard critique sur les rôles et métiers dans lesquels on cantonne la femme moderne. Dans la fiction Le temps de l’avant (1975), où Luce Guilbault trouve l’un de ses plus beaux rôles, le sujet alors tabou de l’avortement est abordé sans faux-fuyant. Les deux films sont coscénarisés par Marthe Blackburn, collaboratrice assidue. En 1979, paraît ce qui restera l’œuvre la plus connue d’Anne Claire Poirier : Mourir à tue-tête, dans lequel Julie Vincent bouleverse en infirmière victime d’un viol. Multipliant les procédés pour ce qu’elle appelle un « dramentaire », incluant le bris du quatrième mur, la cinéaste offre un réquisitoire percutant contre un système judiciaire et une société prompts à sacrifier les victimes. « À l’époque, je n’avais pas encore vu une femme faire un film là-dessus. On mettait surtout l’accent sur le violeur, et non pas sur la femme violée. Il fallait donner la parole à la victime, et voir ce qu’elle traverse », confia en 2020 la cinéaste au collègue André Lavoie dans Le Devoir. Douleur intime Moins tragique, mais empreint de la même acuité, La quarantaine, en 1982, traite des maux et remises en question qui accompagnent l’avancement en âge, tant chez les hommes que chez les femmes. Outre qu’il bénéficie d’une superbe direction photo du vieil ami Michel Brault, le film réunit une distribution de rêve incluant Monique Mercure, Michèle Rossignol, Luce Guilbault, Patricia Nolin et Jacques Godin. Jacques Godin qu’Anne Claire Poirier retrouve en 1988 pour Salut Victor, dans lequel deux hommes - l’un ouvertement gai, l’autre dans le placard - tombent amoureux sur fond de maison de retraite. À noter que le thème de l’homosexualité était déjà au nombre de ceux abordés dans La quarantaine. S’ensuit un long hiatus auquel Anne Claire Poirier met fin en 1997 avec le douloureux Tu as crié LET ME GO, dans lequel elle revient sur l’assassinat de sa fille Yanne en 1992. Ce faisant, la cinéaste braque sa caméra sur le monde de la toxicomanie et de la prostitution. Marie-Claire Blais participe à l’écriture. Forme typiquement non-conventionnelle, propos éminemment personnel : œuvre exceptionnelle. Dans le recueil Let Me Go !, qui accompagne la sortie du film, la cinéaste conclut : « Je t’écoute, Je t’entends bien, je ne te retiens plus, Yanne ma lumineuse, Je te laisse partir… je te laisse aller I let you go, mon amour. » Peut-être parce qu’en cette occasion, Anne Claire Poirier donne tout, voire davantage, Tu as crié LET ME GO sera son ultime film. Près de 30 ans plus tard, on ne saurait trop insister sur l’apport fondamental de la réalisatrice au cinéma québécois. L’ensemble de la filmographie d’Anne Claire Poirier est disponible gratuitement sur le site de l’ONF.

Accident à la Marche pour le climat de Clermont-Ferrand : l’automobiliste placé en détention provisoire Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 8:06 p.m.

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UK Villages That Host US Bombers Are Abuzz Over Possible Terrorist Plot NYTimes world

Sept. 28, 2026, 8:01 p.m.

England Royal Air Force Fairford (Gloucestershire, England, Air Base) Military Bases and Installations

Two villages and a town near R.A.F. Fairford were thrust into the spotlight after the authorities said they were investigating a possible terrorist plot targeting the base.

Yémen: après la prise de Bab Al-Mandab par les Houthis, les combats s'intensifient Slate

Sept. 28, 2026, 7:55 p.m.

Après que les rebelles ont pris le contrôle de l'ensemble du littoral yéménite de la mer Rouge, le conflit entre les forces gouvernementales et les Houthis prend de l'ampleur. Plongée dans la ville de Taïz, où les attaques marquent le quotidien des habitants.

To keep drug prices high, pharma has been piling up the patents Arstechnica

Sept. 28, 2026, 7:53 p.m.

Health drug costs patent

The cost of healthcare in general is a debilitating, pre-existing condition for Americans. But the high prices of prescription drugs usually stand out as a pain point. While there are many insidious reasons why Americans pay more—often far more—for their medicines than people in peer countries, exploitation of the US patent system is an obvious one. A study published Monday in JAMA highlights just how much patent exploitation has grown since 1990. In that time, researchers found the number of patents on small-molecule drugs have more than tripled, going from an average of 2.1 patents per drug approved in 1990 to 6.9 for those approved in 2019. Most of the growth was in “nonprimary” patents—patents that generally aren’t related to a drug’s active ingredient, but are instead for things like minor tweaks to a drug’s non-active ingredients, updates to the way the drug is used, or the design of specialty delivery devices, such as auto-injectors. Together, those extra patents on an individual drug can create what’s called a “patent thicket,” which delays the release of affordable generics on the market, keeping drug prices higher for longer without actual clinical advancements. The study—led by S. Sean Tu, an expert in drug and patent law at the University of Alabama—found that the increase in patents per drug extended the time in which a drug was patented from an average of two years in 1990 to an average of 6.1 years in 2019. “Because patent protection typically determines how long brand-name firms can charge monopoly prices, the rapid growth of nonprimary patents may contribute to limited price competition that benefits patients and the health care system by helping avoid unnecessary spending,” Tu and colleagues write. Patent overgrowth For the study, Tu and colleagues used publicly available data to look at small-molecule drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration and the patents filed on those drugs. (Other types of approved drugs, like biologics, are not systematically listed by the FDA in a publicly available database.) The researchers categorized the types of patents associated with each drug and how they affected the term in which the drug remained under patent. The researchers focused on drugs granted FDA approval between 1990 to 2019, giving a five-year follow-up period for patents. Still, this likely underestimates the current sizes of patent thickets, as patent activity is now extending up to nine years after FDA approval, the authors write.

Grève dans la fonction publique : ce qui vous attend mardi dans les transports franciliens Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 7:46 p.m.

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Belgique-France : la vidéo du sublime enchaînement de Désiré Doué, dont la frappe s’écrase sur la transversale Le Parisien

Sept. 28, 2026, 7:37 p.m.

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Trump cuts fuel economy standards back to 2014 levels Arstechnica

Sept. 28, 2026, 7:35 p.m.

Cars corporate average fuel efficiency

The federal government’s war on fuel efficiency claimed another victim today. The Department of Transportation released a new rule for the country’s Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards, which, as expected, discourage the very idea of economical vehicles. Among the changes is a rollback to fuel economy numbers not seen in more than a decade, below even the low standards implemented in 2020, the last time President Trump was in power. The new goal is just 34.9 mpg by model year 2031. This is nothing if not expected. When Sean Duffy was installed as Transportation secretary last January, he immediately announced that any fuel efficiency standards put in place under the Biden administration were dead and buried. Those rules had a slower ramp up than some might have liked but would have required automakers to sell many more electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. Now, we may have the possibility of some OEMs dropping their EVs and PHEVs entirely. The notice of final rulemaking criticizes the idea of emissions credits and blames them for automakers not investing in cleaner engine technology, and from model year 2028, such credits are a thing of the past. And plug-in vehicles will now no longer be included in an automaker’s fleet average; under previous rules an EV or PHEV could have a CAFE rating of hundreds of mpg. Then again, since last year, Duffy’s department hasn’t exactly been proactive about enforcing the existing rules. In July last year it told automakers that it was not going to bother fining any of them for exceeding the CAFE limits, going back as far as 2022.

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