Does AI actually save employees time? Data is contradictory
It’s early days for AI-assisted work, and sentiments are mixed about its benefits: Does AI actually bring value and save employees time, or does it
Sudan’s displaced return to new challenges in war-battered Khartoum
The capital was one of the first areas to be affected, and one of the worst hit, by the war between the SAF and the
Surging ICE raids shadow final weeks of California congressional race
Local organisations and representatives say immigration raids have spread fear and uncertainty through communities.
Cricket World Cup: India vs Pakistan gets more ticket requests than final
ICC receives 8.4 million ticket requests for 34,000 seats at the October 10, 2027 India-Pakistan match in Johannesburg.
Americans head to the polls for elections that could define Trump’s closing chapter
The midterms will shape Congress for the last years of his presidency, writes Sarah Smith, but they are also a test of what politics may
Tenerife striker De Miguel dies after on-field collision
Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel dies after suffering an on-field collision during a Spanish second-division match.
Major test for Australia’s social media ban begins in High Court
Lawyers for Reddit and a digital rights group are arguing the world-leading policy robs children of their right to free communication.
Why a US-Russia showdown left Morocco celebrating
An impasse between the US and Russia at the UN means its peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara has ended after 35 years.
I was told I was too young to have cancer – it had spread by the time I was diagnosed
Beth Jenkins’ cancer was initially missed after told she was “too young” to have the disease.
Third person dies of bird flu since virus started jumping to livestock
A person in Washington state has died from bird flu after exposure at an infected dairy farm, state health officials reported Sunday. It marks the
Googling “Zelda” today offers a glimpse of how search worked in 1998
The year was 1998. Britney Spears topped the charts, Bill Clinton was impeached, and a couple of little websites called Google and Ars Technica came
Are Freezers Being Hacked? Europe and the U.S. Military Investigate.
A wave of disruptions at grocery stores, which some officials blame on cyberattacks, highlights the vulnerability of supply chains. Shops across Europe were affected again
U.S. military carries out limited strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island
The strikes, which appeared to be limited as opposed to a full return to hostilities, came on the eve of crucial American midterm elections.
Voters making final decisions in midterm elections
Voters across the U.S. are making their choices in the midterm elections as those competing for their vote make their final pitches.