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The move is opposed by dentists and health organisations, who warn it will lead to medical problems.
AI images mimicking Studio Ghibli founder Hayao Miyazaki’s intricate style have delighted fans, but what did ChatGPT train on to make them?
The British monarch has since returned to Clarence House, but his engagements for Thursday afternoon and Friday were cancelled.
The PM’s Labour Party is seeking a second term, but many expect the opposition conservative coalition to pick up seats.
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France and Britain, which are driving the initiative, would forge ahead with a ‘reassurance force’ with several countries.
A novel medical option encourages patients to get physical and intellectual exercise, while the arts have been shown to boost mental health.
Tesla, Boston Dynamics and others are pushing for US policies that would boost American companies in the global robotics race.
The prime minister says his government will defend Canadian workers and companies, and the US president’s trade war is hurting Americans.
The British economy will only grow by 1 per cent this year, half the rate previously anticipated, Treasury chief Rachel Reeves said.
Text chain reveals details of US operation including start time of planned killing of Yemeni militant.
Companies from Taiwan, Iran, Pakistan, South Africa and UAE also were included.
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s new comedy show explores the craziness permeating modern Hollywood amid the industry’s current challenges.
Protests erupt a week after Israel ended its ceasefire with Hamas by launching a surprise wave of strikes that killed hundreds.
Hamdan Ballal won an Academy Award for ‘No Other Land’, a film documentary depicting his village’s struggle against Israel’s occupation.
Alexander Lukashenko, who has ruled since 1994, asserts that Belarus has more democracy than the West.
At least 24 people have died and a 1,300-year-old temple has been destroyed. Investigators say tomb clearing or welding may be the culprit.
The incident is seen as a major security breach that casts doubt on intelligence-sharing and the security of joint operations with the US.
As the Chinese punk scene soldiers on, bands increasingly perform to relieve pressure and release negativity, one insider says.
The man accused of killing former PM Shinzo Abe resented the South Korea-based sect, which had decades of cosy ties to Japan’s ruling party.
Rivalry between president and long-time rival, the vice-president, is a major obstacle to peace in South Sudan.
Yunseo Chung is a legal permanent US resident, but is being sought for removal proceedings for her ‘pro-Hamas protest’, US says.
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo’s reinstatement as acting president is just one front in the East Asian nation’s deepening political turmoil.
Trump took to social media to call on governor to take down painting at Colorado state Capitol.
Hamdan Ballal’s wife said three men beat her husband with the butts of their rifles and another person reportedly filmed the violence.
Talks in Saudi Arabia were expected to address a potential pause in Black Sea attacks to ensure safety of commercial shipping.
Editor-in-chief of The Atlantic received US plan for Yemen strikes after being added to a group chat on Signal app.
Andrew and Tristan Tate comply with judicial measures after a trip to the US.
Trump’s latest tariffs threat suggests the US will take bolder moves against China, the biggest consumer of Venezuelan oil.
Trump’s cuts are hitting veterans hard as they face job cuts and benefit reductions, sparking backlash and political tension as Democrats push to protect their rights.
