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CNBC · independent reporting on the announcement, including the framing of the deal as an AI-chip talent and research pipeline and partner context for Meta and Broadcom’s custom-silicon programs.
Cited in UCLA Samueli takes $125 million from five chip-stack incumbents to stand up a semiconductor hub
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UCLA Samueli School of Engineering · primary May 21, 2026 announcement of the $125 million Semiconductor Hub, including the founding-partner roster, research thrusts, named leadership, and the Chancellor Frenk and Dean Park quotes.
Cited in UCLA Samueli takes $125 million from five chip-stack incumbents to stand up a semiconductor hub
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International Programme on Chemical Safety (WHO) · Concise International Chemical Assessment Document 16, “Azodicarbonamide” (1999). Source for the respiratory-sensitization findings in occupationally exposed workers, the identification of semicarbazide and biurea as breakdown products of toxicological interest, and the distinction the assessment draws between occupational and dietary exposure.
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FDA Voices blog · “How FDA’s New Approach to Reviewing Chemicals Added to Food Will Strengthen Food Safety.” Agency commentary on the framework’s rationale and intended use; cited here for the agency’s description of the program’s purpose.
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FDA · “Understanding the FDA’s Systematic Process for Ensuring the Post-Market Safety of Chemicals in Food.” Landing page for the post-market safety program; used for the framework documents and ongoing list of chemicals under review.
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Federal Register · “Azodicarbonamide (ADA); Request for Information,” FDA notice published May 13, 2026, docket FDA-2026-N-4126. Source for the scope of the ADA data request.
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Federal Register · “Butylated Hydroxytoluene (BHT); Request for Information,” FDA notice published May 13, 2026, docket FDA-2026-N-2526. Source for the scope of the BHT data request (dietary exposure, safety and toxicity, GRAS and prior-sanctioned uses) and the closing date of the comment period.
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FDA · “Tool for the Prioritization of Food Chemicals for Post-Market Assessment” (May 2026). The companion document setting the ranking method by which chemicals are scored for full scientific assessment.
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FDA · “Enhanced Systematic Process for FDA’s Post-Market Assessment of Chemicals in Food” (May 2026). The agency document describing how the FDA will monitor, triage, prioritize, evaluate, and manage food chemicals under the post-market program.
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FDA · “List of Select Chemicals in the Food Supply Under FDA Review,” updated May 12, 2026. Source for the four-step Review of Information → Scientific Assessment → Risk Management Review → Risk Management Action structure, the present “Review of Information” step assignments for BHT and ADA, the BHA Scientific Assessment status (initiated August 19, 2025), and the comparative entries for brominated vegetable oil, FD&C Red No. 3, and partially hydrogenated oils.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration · press release, “FDA Finalizes Food Chemical Safety Post-Market Assessment Program, Launches Reassessment of BHT, ADA,” released May 12, 2026 by the Office of the Commissioner. Primary source for the framework finalization, the launch of the two reassessments, the food categories in which BHT and ADA are used, the named officials and their quoted statements, and the July 13, 2026 close of the public comment period.
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European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control · Rapid scientific advice on the management of passengers exposed to Andes hantavirus.
Cited in CDC holds the Andes virus cluster at 11 cases as a 42-day watch continues for cruise contacts
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United Nations · Officers of the 2026 NPT Review Conference — source for the regional distribution of vice-presidencies (Non-Aligned, Western, Eastern European, Group of One) and the named participating delegations within each group
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UN Office for Disarmament Affairs · Eleventh NPT Review Conference (2026) meetings hub — source for conference dates (April 27 – May 22, 2026), location (UN Headquarters, New York), presidency (Ambassador Do Hung Viet, Viet Nam), and reference documents including NPT/CONF.2026/1 (Final Report of the Preparatory Committee)
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Arms Control Today · “States Gather for 11th NPT Review Conference,” April 2026 — source for John Zadrozny as head of the U.S. delegation, his position as chief of staff to Under Secretary of State Thomas DiNanno, and the assessment that this departs from prior review conferences where the delegation was led by a Senate-confirmed ambassador
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Arms Control Today · William C. Potter and Sarah Bidgood, “Waiting for Godot at the 2026 NPT Review Conference,” September 2025 — source for the analytical framing that voting remains permissible under existing rules of procedure and that a non-consensus outcome is not automatically equivalent to failure
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European Leadership Network · Tarja Cronberg, “The militarisation of non-proliferation: Will the NPT survive?,” July 11, 2025 — source for the analytical framing of the June 2025 U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran as a precedent the NPT framework has not adjudicated
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UN Web TV · Press Conference, Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, on the Eleventh NPT Review Conference, April 29, 2026 — source for Grossi’s “exponential progress” characterization of the Iranian program and his framing that the P5 common denominator on Iran “is no longer there”
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Atalayar · “Oman Leads NPT Push as Arab Diplomats Keep Middle East WMD-Free Zone in Focus,” May 1, 2026 — source for Ambassador Omar Al Kathiri (Oman), Ambassador Maged Abdelaziz (League of Arab States), and Ambassador Ihab Awad (Egypt) on-the-record statements at the May 1 Middle East WMD-Free Zone side event
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European External Action Service · EU General Statement to the 11th NPT Review Conference, delivered April 27, 2026 — source for the EU’s on-the-record framing of Russia’s nuclear rhetoric as “irresponsible, provocative, dangerous and escalatory” and the call for Russia to reverse its CTBT de-ratification
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European Leadership Network · “ELN reflections: 2026 NPT Review Conference,” May 13, 2026 — source for the Oliver Meier framing of P5 spheres-of-influence behaviour and for the Jana Baldus quote, “Avoiding collapse should not be confused with progress.”
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Arms Control Association · Libby Flatoff and Daryl G. Kimball, “Crosswinds Swirl Around 11th NPT RevCon in Week Two,” May 11, 2026 — source for the zero draft’s length (thirteen pages) and circulation date (May 6), the U.S. delegation’s CTBT and humanitarian-impact positions, the NATO nuclear-sharing pushback, and the framing of non-nuclear-weapon-state pressure on Article VI
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Arms Control Today · “Conference Chief Seeks to Rebuild NPT Credibility: An Interview with Ambassador Do Hung Viet of Vietnam, president of the 2026 NPT Review Conference,” April 2026, interview conducted by Daryl Kimball and Carol Giacomo — source for Do Hung Viet’s on-the-record framing of his approach (“listening mode”; “everyone is a friend”; “very practical steps”; “We may lose the credibility of the NPT itself, and the review process”)
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Visual Studio Code Marketplace · the live Nx Console listing, used to confirm install counts and current clean version
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GitHub · public Nx Console issue tracking the marketplace removal and reinstatement, including maintainer comments on the publishing-pipeline hardening
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GitHub · Nx Console release feed, confirming 18.100.0 as the post-incident clean version and the absence of 18.95.0 from the listed releases
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The Hacker News · independent reporting on the 11-minute exposure window, the macOS Python backdoor, and the Claude Code configuration target
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StepSecurity · technical reverse-engineering of the 498 KB payload, exfiltration channels, and timeline (12:36 UTC publish, 12:47 UTC takedown)
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Nx maintainers · official GitHub Security Advisory for the compromised Nx Console 18.95.0, with the root-cause statement and remediation guidance
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World Health Organization · Dengue and severe dengue fact sheet (dated August 21, 2025) — used for the disease baseline (an estimated 100–400 million annual infections globally and 5.6 billion people in at-risk areas). The fact sheet’s 2024 figure of more than 14.6 million reported cases is noted in methods but not used in the article body; the MMWR Discussion’s 14.1 million figure is cited there for internal consistency.
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PAHO · Dengue topic landing page (accessed May 18, 2026) — used to confirm the canonical situation-report pathway and to locate the 2024 EW52 sitrep.
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Pan American Health Organization · “Report on the epidemiological situation of dengue in the Americas,” epidemiological week 52, dated January 16, 2025. Source for the 13,063,434 regional cases and 8,431 deaths in 2024, the country distribution led by Brazil, and the simultaneous-serotype-circulation finding.
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CDC · Dengue program landing page (accessed May 18, 2026) — used for context on the U.S. surveillance baseline, the role of state-level reporting, and the standing description of dengue transmission patterns in the 49 continental states.
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CDC Emerging Infectious Diseases · Vaughan AM, Park C, Ngo VP, et al. “Investigation of and Response to Autochthonous Dengue, Los Angeles County, California, USA, August–November 2024.” Emerg Infect Dis 2026;32(5) (published April 6, 2026). Source for the 14-case Los Angeles County cluster, the DENV-3 predominance, the six-neighborhood geographic spread, and the trapping-without-virus-detection finding.
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CDC · MMWR Vol. 75 No. 18 full-issue PDF (May 14, 2026) — the archival typeset version of the dengue surveillance summary, used to cross-check the figures in the HTML version.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · Kiplagat SJ, Rodriguez DM, Rivera A, Paz-Bailey G, Wong JM, Adams LE. “Increase in Travel-Associated and Locally Acquired Dengue Cases — United States, 2024.” MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep 2026;75(18):227–233 (published May 14, 2026). Primary source for the 3,798 case total, the 359 percent increase over the 2010–2023 average, the travel-associated vs. locally acquired breakdown, demographic distribution, and country-of-exposure data.
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The Hacker News · technical write-up of the vulnerable endpoints (/agents and /chat), the legacy api_server.py entrypoint, and the impact categories beyond direct remote-code-execution framing
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CSO Online · industry coverage including on-the-record quotes from Vineeta Sangaraju (Black Duck) and Trey Ford (Bugcrowd) on the anti-pattern of development-grade defaults and the operational implications for organizations running AI services
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SecurityWeek · independent reporting on the exploitation timeline and the two-pass reconnaissance pattern, including the on-the-record quote from Black Duck's Vineeta Sangaraju
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PraisonAI maintainers · official GitHub Security Advisory for CVE-2026-44338, including affected version range (2.5.6 through 4.6.33), fixed version (4.6.34), CVSS 7.3 severity rating, and the technical description of the AUTH_ENABLED / AUTH_TOKEN defaults
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Sysdig Threat Research Team · primary disclosure of the May 11, 2026 honeypot capture, including the 13:56 UTC advisory time, 17:40 UTC first-probe time, the CVE-Detector/1.0 user agent, and the framing of the rapid-exploitation trend across AI agent frameworks
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Wamala JF, et al. "Proportion of Deaths and Clinical Features in Bundibugyo Ebola Virus Infection, Uganda." Emerging Infectious Diseases, December 2010, vol. 16, no. 12. The primary peer-reviewed record for the 2007 to 2008 Bundibugyo outbreak case fatality data.
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Al Jazeera · "WHO declares Ebola outbreak in DRC, Uganda a global emergency: What to know," May 17, 2026. Contains direct quotes from DRC Health Minister Samuel-Roger Kamba and MSF's Trish Newport.
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UN News · "Ebola outbreak in Central Africa declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern," May 17, 2026. Includes Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus statement and WHO PHEIC rationale.
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CDC Newsroom · "CDC Mobilizes International Response Following Ebola Disease Outbreak in DRC and Uganda," May 17, 2026.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · "Ebola Disease: Current Situation," accessed May 18, 2026. Includes confirmed and suspected case counts and CDC response measures.
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World Health Organization · Disease Outbreak News, "Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus, Democratic Republic of the Congo & Uganda," May 15, 2026. Contains case counts, timeline, index case, and geographic distribution as of May 15.
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World Health Organization · "Epidemic of Ebola Disease caused by Bundibugyo virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda determined a public health emergency of international concern," May 17, 2026.
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Wikipedia · Subnautica 2 reference page consolidating the development history, the dispute timeline, and the May 14 2026 Early Access launch facts cited above
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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PCGamesN · launch-week explanation of the four-player co-op and crossplay system, including the drop-in / drop-out structure that converts a single-player save into a multiplayer session
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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Game Developer · trade-press coverage of the Delaware ruling, including the court’s finding that Krafton breached the equity purchase agreement by terminating key employees without valid cause
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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Kotaku · summary of the Delaware ruling and the prior July 2025 dismissals of Ted Gill, Charlie Cleveland, and Max McGuire, with the finding that Cleveland and McGuire were not reinstated by the court order
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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Fortune · coverage of the Delaware ruling, including the court finding that Krafton chief executive Changhan Kim used ChatGPT to draft the multi-stage corporate takeover plan presented as evidence of intent to avoid the earn-out
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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PC Gamer · reporting on the March 2026 Delaware Chancery Court ruling restoring Ted Gill as chief executive of Unknown Worlds and extending the earn-out deadline by nine months
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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Krafton · October 2021 press release announcing the acquisition of Unknown Worlds, with the $500 million up-front purchase price and the additional $250 million earn-out tied to performance targets
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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GamesRadar · pre-launch reporting that Subnautica 2 cleared 5 million Steam wishlists ahead of release, putting it at the top of the storefront wishlist chart for the year
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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GamesRadar · launch-week sales reporting: 2 million copies in 12 hours, 18,000 positive Steam reviews on day one, 651,000 concurrent players across PC and Xbox
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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PC Gamer · launch-day release-time coverage with the 8 a.m. Pacific / 15:00 UTC start, the platform list (Steam, Epic, Microsoft Store, Xbox Series X|S, Game Pass), and the early-access price
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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Steam · the official Subnautica 2 store page, with the May 14 2026 Early Access launch, the $29.99 price, the four-player co-op feature, and the developer-publisher credit now reading Unknown Worlds Entertainment after Krafton’s removal
Cited in Subnautica 2 is the stress test Early Access has been waiting for
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CODE-CWA · the Communications Workers of America’s games-industry organising project, including the 4,000-worker roster and the precedent units at ZeniMax, Activision QA Albany, Blizzard, Sega of America, and Bethesda Game Studios