Teenager who shot Columbian senator sentenced to 7 years
The 39-year-old politician was shot in the head during a presidential rally in Bogotá in June.
How Tokyo is using AI video to prepare for a Mt Fuji eruption
Tokyo authorities say they released the AI-generated video to raise awareness and help people prepare for disaster – but how likely is Mt Fuji to
For many families, every meal is a struggle in Venezuela’s economic crisis
Millions of Venezuelans are struggling to buy food as the economy unravels
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un to attend military parade in Beijing next week
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will make a rare international visit next week to attend a military parade in the Chinese capital, Chinese state
Questions remain after IDF strike kills journalists in Gaza
After several journalists were killed in an Israeli strike on Gaza’s Nasser hospital, news organizations including Reuters are coming out to say that Israel was
Two children dead and 17 people injured in US school shooting
Two children, aged eight and 10, have been killed in a shooting during mass at a school in Minneapolis.
Anthropic invites enterprises to test letting Claude operate Chrome browser
Anthropic has begun testing a Chrome extension for its Claude AI assistant with 1,000 paying subscribers, positioning it as a potential enterprise productivity tool but
Chip giant Nvidia’s sales rise 56% in boost for AI boom
US chipmaker reports revenue of $46.74bn for second quarter, defying fears that AI may be overhyped.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,281
Here are the key events on day 1,281 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Argentinian President Javier Milei leaves rally after protesters throw rocks
The Milei government is weathering a bribery scandal as a pair of important elections approach in September and October.
Forget the haters: DEI & pro-LGBTQ+ policies are good for business, new study shows
Confronted by the current presidential administration’s relentless, politically motivated attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts across the federal government and in every corner
CDC director has been ousted just weeks after Senate confirmation
Just weeks after being confirmed by the Senate, Susan Monarez has been ousted from the now thoroughly battered public health agency. The news was first
CDC slashed food safety surveillance, now tracks only 2 of 8 top infections
In July, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention dramatically, but quietly, scaled back a food safety surveillance system, cutting active tracking from eight top
US tells Denmark to ‘calm down’ over alleged Greenland influence operation
The aim was reportedly to infiltrate Greenland’s society and promote its secession from Denmark.