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  1. Health-care advocate Dr. Paul Parks aims to unseat Alberta health minister Global News ·

    Dr. Paul Parks, an E.R. doctor for 26 years, says he's seeking the NDP nomination in Cypress-Medicine Hat, which is currently held by UCP Primary Health Minister Justin Wright.

  2. Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Primetime’ Streaming on Prime Video, a Provocative Dramatization of ‘To Catch a Predator’, Featuring Another Weird Robert Pattinson Performance Decider ·

    You Can See Everything co-director Lance Oppenheim helms this upsetting comedy.

  3. The Pixel Buds Pro 2 have returned to their lowest price to date The Verge ·

    Android owners looking for an earbud upgrade are in luck. The Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 are back down to $169 at Amazon , Best Buy , and the Google Store , matching the lowest price we’ve seen. Google’s site claims the deal will last until 11:59PM PT on November 8th, and other retailers will likely…

  4. IHC issues notices on plea seeking criminal proceedings in PIMS nursery fire Express Tribune ·

    The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday issued notices to the federal government and others in a petition seeking registration of a case over the deaths of children in the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) tragedy and compensation for the affected families. Fourteen newborn babies were…

  5. SSS urges court to reject Sowore’s request to subpoena prosecution lawyer as witness Premium Times ·

    SSS said Mr Sowore’s request was a ploy to delay his trial. The post SSS urges court to reject Sowore’s request to subpoena prosecution lawyer as witness appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

  6. Dominic Fike Might Be Growing Up, But He’s Angsty as Ever Rolling Stone ·

    On his new album, How to Quit Smoking, Fike sketches out his anxieties while keeping his music refreshingly catchy

  7. US tech giants' hidden AI debt swells 90% to $3.2tn in 6 months Nikkei ·
  8. The best is yet to come: Asia's chance to reimagine AI Nikkei ·
  9. Japan regional banks form united front on cybersecurity Nikkei ·
  10. These muscle-reading wearables let you use voice input without speaking a word Android Authority ·

    TL;DR Subvocal’s glasses tech uses radar to analyze the movement of muscles in your mouth. From those readings, it can extrapolate the words you’re saying — even if you’re just silently mouthing them. Pre-orders for the wearable are open now, with orders expected to ship in Q1 2027. Ever since…

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