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UK regulator acts after users prompt AI to create sexually intimate deepfakes, fuelling fears of widespread image abuse on the platform.
US president voices displeasure with the US company’s response to his initiative for Venezuela’s oil industry.
Tokyo has been reducing its dependence on China for the critical minerals amid a major diplomatic dispute with Beijing.
Jerome Powell calls legal threats against him pretexts to pressure the US Fed over policy.
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Peter Mandelson speaks about losing his job over his relationship with the disgraced paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Cuban president says island is prepared to ‘defend homeland to last drop of blood’ as Trump ramps up pressure after action in Venezuela.
Israel is also on high alert for the possibility of a US intervention to support Tehran’s protest movement.
Top-seeded Ukrainian survives three break points in second set and going 0-3 down in the tiebreaker to clinch 19th title of her career.
The Norwegian Nobel Institute said the award cannot be revoked, shared or transferred to others.
Minor-league club send holders crashing out in third round, while Aston Villa add to Tottenham’s woes.
29 people were arrested as police responded to protests over the killing of Minnesota woman Renee Nicole Good.
The contentious encounters stem from a dramatic shift in the approach to immigration enforcement, current and former officials say.
Becoming the first government to bar access to Musk’s AI tool, Indonesia condemned non-consensual deepfakes as a human rights violation.
State officials are conducting their own investigation after the FBI refused to cooperate and share evidence.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the loan is paid in full, netting millions in profit for the US while stabilising Javier Milei’s government.
Structural shifts from AI and trade policies limit hiring to 50,000 in December, reinforcing bets that the central bank will hold rates steady.
Families seek justice as government-commissioned report blames the fatal Jeju Air crash on a concrete mound at the end of the runway.
Russia’s Defence Ministry said the attack was retaliation for an alleged attempted drone strike on President Vladimir Putin’s residence.
Kurdish fighters defy Aleppo truce, sparking fears of wider conflict amid civilian evacuations and international pressure.
DHS says a suspected Venezuelan gang member tried to ram agents with a car, a day after a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis.
Chris Wright sees a constructive role for Beijing but insists Washington must remain the dominant force controlling Venezuela’s oil flows.
Prosecutors cite insufficient evidence to charge Ahmad Zahid, whose party is crucial to maintaining PM Anwar’s parliamentary majority.
Fierce fighting between Syrian government forces and the Kurdish-led SDF exposes the failure of a year-long plan to merge the two militaries.
US authorities claim Renee Nicole Good tried to ‘weaponise’ her car, but Minneapolis mayor blasts government’s ‘garbage narrative’.
Warner Bros board calls Paramount’s US$108 billion offer ‘risky leveraged buyout’ and reaffirms its commitment to US$82 billion Netflix deal.
Trump’s preferred option might be to buy Greenland from Denmark, but the White House says military action is being considered.
US president says he will likely be impeached a third time if Democrats prevail as he demands total Republican unity.
Judge lets medical groups challenge Kennedy’s CDC vaccine changes, citing health risks to public health and unlawful panel influence.
‘It’s sliding, and it’s ski, right?’ says Johan Eliasch, who says straying too far from Games’ core identity risks weakening their appeal.
