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Meta admits mistaken suspension of ‘No Kings’ Instagram account, cites Claude AI glitch

Meta admits mistaken suspension of ‘No Kings’ Instagram account, cites Claude AI glitch Meta has issued a formal apology after…

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Trump is using presidency to make himself richer, say majority Americans in new poll

Trump is using presidency to make himself richer, say majority Americans in new poll A majority of Americans believe US…

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US Supreme Court refuses to restore plea deals for three alleged 9/11 conspirators

US Supreme Court refuses to restore plea deals for three alleged 9/11 conspirators The US Supreme Court has refused to…

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Beluga whale Cyprus dies in California months after leaving Ontario’s Marineland

Beluga whale Cyprus dies in California months after leaving Ontario’s Marineland A nine-year-old beluga whale rescued from the now-closed Marineland…

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Australian employers using AI to track workers without their knowledge, report warns

Australian employers using AI to track workers without their knowledge, report warns Australian employers are increasingly using AI and surveillance…

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UK hits back at Hegseth after he questions NATO allies’ sacrifices in Afghanistan

Hegseth claimed during a speech on Saturday that only a handful of countries were involved in actual fighting Downing Street…

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ICE agents accused of using force against US citizen in Long Beach

ICE agents accused of using force against US citizen in Long Beach A US citizen was injured during an encounter…

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Helen Haines, former nurse turned Australian MP critically injured in suspected attack

Helen Haines has represented the rural electorate of Indi, north of Melbourne, since 2019 Australian MP Helen Haines is in…

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Playing loud music in public transport in UK can lead to £100 fines under new crackdown

The UK government has launched a nationwide crackdown and awareness campaign aimed at tackling antisocial behavior, noise, and everyday nuisances…

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French PM urges partial curfews in some parts of France after violent protests

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu delivers a speech during debate before votes on two no-confidence motions against the French government…

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