Samsung’s founding family doubled its wealth in a year. Its workers want a share.
The Lee family of South Korea, which controls Samsung, has doubled its wealth in twelve months. Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index now values the dynasty’s holdings at
OpenAI now lets you lock your ChatGPT account with a hardware key. Here is why it thinks you should.
OpenAI has released a security feature for ChatGPT accounts that treats them the way banks treat online banking: hardware keys, no passwords, no email recovery
US Congress passes bill to resume funding for DHS and end partial shutdown
House approves funding measure, which excludes ICE, ending weeks-long crisis that left many federal workers without pay.
Uganda court sentences man to death for killing four children at nursery
Christopher Okello Onyum sentenced for fatal stabbing of four children aged between one and three years old.
Trump says Tennessee next to redistrict after US Voting Rights Act ruling
Ruling weakening Voting Rights Act opens door to more states redrawing maps, diluting voting power of minority groups.
US House votes to end government shutdown over immigration operations
The vote provides funding for most Department of Homeland Security agencies, except for two subagencies responsible for immigration enforcement.
Deadly Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
At least nine people – including two children – were killed, according to Lebanon’s health ministry.
Belgium plans to nationalise nuclear power plants
Prime Minister Bart De Wever said the move would see “less dependence on fossil fuel imports and more control over our own supply”.
Indians lost $2.5bn to digital fraud in 2025 – now its central bank is fighting back
The RBI is mulling measures to tackle rising cases of digital fraud in India – but will they work?
Hegseth dressed down to his face for using anti-Semitic term: ‘I cannot stand for that’
A lawmaker grilled Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for shamelessly using an anti-Semitic term against his enemies. “You compare journalists, you compare us, you compare so
Epstein’s reported ‘suicide note’ could soon be unsealed: ‘Time to say goodbye’
A purported “suicide note” by Jeffrey Epstein may soon be made public if a major media outlet is successful in convincing a federal judge to
European Parliament adopts measure to ban conversion therapy
The European Parliament voted in favor of a ban on conversion therapy this Wednesday. The demand is now being sent to the European Commission for
Residents of Russia’s Tuapse told not to drink tap water after drone attack on refinery
Residents of the Russian port city of Tuapse were ordered not to drink tap water and schools remained closed on Thursday, as authorities grappled with
Trump signs order authorizing Bridger’s Canada-Wyoming crude pipeline
The proposed project will transport Canadian crude from the U.S.-Canada border to Wyoming.