SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gimlet Labs, the Applied AI research and product company, today announced that it has raised $300 million in Series B funding, bringing its current valuation to $3 billion and the total funding raised to $392 million. This round was led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from major investor Sapphire Ventures, other new investors M12 and Arm and previous investors Menlo Ventures and Factory.

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Silent Hill has gone international. Last year we went to Japan in Silent Hill f, and now the series is off to Scotland in Silent Hill: Townfall. As a middle-aged Scot who still remembers the '90s, when Townfall takes place, I was simultaneously nervous and excited about the rare opportunity to play a game that's so close to home.

More than 33,000 Palestinian refugees remain displaced since Israel launched Operation Iron Wall.

Israel’s military actions resulting in the displacement of entire Palestinian populations in three refugee camps in the occupied West Bank “appear to amount to collective punishment and raise concerns of ethnic cleansing”, a United Nations Human Rights report has found.

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Cate Blanchett describes Alpha Gang, the new film premiering Friday at the Telluride Film Festival in which she stars and produces, as “alien Chekhovian” — and truthfully, there may be no more succinct way to describe the tonal stylings of David and Nathan Zellner. In this case, the term happens to apply literally, since Alpha Gang imagines the very curious, mild-mannered invasion of aliens posing as a biker gang in 1950s Eastern Europe. But the writing-directing pair, coming off of the ingeniously nonverbal Sasquatch Sunset, have made their name with absurdist, sincere, bizarrely poignant examinations of the human condition. They just have to stay weird — very weird — in the process.

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Director Victor Kossakovsky has developed a reputation for making us reevaluate how we think about human and more-than-human life. His emotional and tender Gunda (2020), about a pig and her piglets, was the first film in his “empathy trilogy.” Last year, his Trillion, a wordless documentary following an artist returning fish scales to the ocean in Norway, was a reference to the estimated number of fish taken from the world’s oceans by humans every year.

The United States and Iran continue to make competing claims about who has greater control of the critical Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf.

Washington claims the strait is open and that dozens of ships, carrying millions of barrels of oil, are passing through each day. US President Donald Trump claimed last month that the US was in “total control” of the waterway, through which one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas is shipped during peacetime, but which has been closed since the US-Israel war on Iran began six months ago.