The article explores the logistics of supplying the Roman army in Britain, focusing on the use of animal resources. It highlights the challenges and methodologies of understanding military provisioning through archaeological evidence, particularly isotope analysis. The Feeding the Roman Army in Britain (FRAB) project, funded by the Leverhulme Trust, aims to uncover supply networks, animal origins, and agricultural strategies in frontier provinces. The research will provide new insights into Roman military logistics and the economic impact of Roman imperialism, serving as a model for interdisciplinary studies in Roman archaeology.

Brazil's parking professionals gathered in Sao Paulo for their annual congress, organized by Abrapark, the Brazilian National Parking Association. The event focused on learning from North American and European experiences to address the growing parking challenges in Brazil's expanding cities. With the country set to host major international events like the World Cup and the Olympics, the discussions highlighted the need for effective parking solutions amid rising car ownership and urban development.

Carine Kanimba, the daughter of Paul Rusesabagina, the former manager of the Hôtel des Milles Collines in Rwanda, initially dismissed her father's concerns about their safety as overprotectiveness. Despite a break-in at their family home in Brussels, she felt the threat was distant while working in finance in New York. However, her father's caution was based on genuine concerns due to his history and enemies in Rwanda.

The article discusses various topics across technology and current affairs. David Brin suggests that giving AI a sense of self could solve the crisis in artificial intelligence. Simon Hill reviews EcoFlow's portable air conditioner, which also functions as a heater. Peter Guest describes how a network of supporters is providing Ukraine's military with essential supplies. Amanda Hoover talks about Meta's new microblogging app, Threads, and its potential to outperform Twitter. Joel Khalili reports on the UK's attempt to attract American cryptocurrency businesses with balanced regulation. Scott Gilbertson praises the upgradability of the Framework Laptop. Jennifer M. Wood and WIRED staff curate the best shows on Hulu. Ryan Waniata recommends Sony's SRS-XB100 as a summer speaker. Lily Hay Newman advises waiting to see if Meta's Threads will integrate with decentralized platforms before joining.

The article discusses the influence of a former Fox News host on far-right politics and extremism globally. It highlights how the host's rants have not only impacted the political landscape in the United States but have also fueled conspiracy theorists and extremists around the world. The piece suggests that the reach and consequences of the host's rhetoric extend far beyond the American audience, contributing to a broader climate of misinformation and radicalization.

The rise of AI video tools like OpenAI's Sora has sparked concerns about the potential for deepfakes to disrupt elections by spreading disinformation. Experts argue that while these tools add to the arsenal of technologies used to mislead, the core issue remains the regulation of social media platforms and the accountability of Big Tech companies. Despite existing policies, companies like OpenAI, Microsoft, and Meta are criticized for not enforcing safeguards effectively. The article highlights the broader implications of unregulated AI and social media, particularly in the context of upcoming elections in the US, EU, UK, and India.

Ukraine's tech industry, despite facing immense challenges due to the ongoing war with Russia, has shown remarkable resilience. Companies like Sigma have managed to continue operations and support the war effort by adapting quickly to the crisis. The industry has seen growth, but now faces difficulties such as brain drain, investment challenges, and war fatigue. Key figures in the tech sector emphasize the importance of maintaining momentum and rebuilding the country with innovative technologies. The global narrative around Ukraine is influenced by international politics, with mixed support from global tech leaders and ongoing debates in the US Congress about military aid.

Kyiv is leveraging its digital platform, Kyiv Digital, to address the widespread mental health crisis caused by Russia's invasion. The city government, supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, is developing a system to provide mental health support, focusing initially on war veterans, children, teachers, and parents. The project aims to digitize mental health services to meet the increased demand and overcome resource limitations. The initiative is seen as crucial for Ukraine's resilience and postwar recovery, with potential lessons for other cities facing similar crises.

Rick Fox, a former NBA player turned actor, has partnered with architect Sam Marshall to create a sustainable construction startup, Partanna Global. Their venture focuses on producing a new kind of concrete that is carbon positive, made from byproducts of steelmaking and desalination plants. This innovative material has been used to build affordable homes in the Bahamas following the devastation of Hurricane Dorian. Partanna Global is also generating carbon credits through this material, which can support funding for low-income housing. The company has expanded its clientele to include a Las Vegas casino and is collaborating with Saudi Arabian developer Red Sea Global on luxury projects.

The article discusses the career transition of former NBA player Rick Fox, from professional basketball to acting, and eventually to entrepreneurship in the field of sustainable construction. After witnessing the devastation of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas, Fox partnered with architect Sam Marshall to create Partanna Global, a startup that developed a new kind of concrete that is carbon positive. This material is now being used to build affordable homes in the Bahamas and has attracted interest from various clients, including a casino in Las Vegas and a Saudi Arabian property developer. The article highlights the challenges of scaling up this sustainable business in the face of traditional industry practices and venture capital expectations.