Two US government personnel accidentally shot by soldiers in Eswatini
Two U.S. government personnel were mistakenly shot by military forces in the African nation of Eswatini last week, according to the country's government.
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Trump interrupts live event to claim AI concerns are ‘hoax’
Donald Trump called Nvidia's CEO during a summit, claiming that concerns over artificial intelligence are a "hoax."
Trump is ‘compromised’ over AI, Jon Ossoff warns in latest attack on president’s plans
‘The First Family has a financial stake in this industry,’ Georgia Democrat alleges in attack on President Donald Trump over rejection of whistleblower warnings about artificial intelligence
Rob Reiner’s son in court today as prosecutors weigh death penalty for parents’ murder
The grand jury unsealed a multi-count indictment charging Nick Reiner with two counts of murder with special circumstances, alleging he personally used a knife to slaughter his 78-year-old father and 70-year-old mother
Trump says not to worry about robots marching into cities — a week after sharing an AI pic of him and robots marching
President Donald Trump dismissed warnings Monday that the rise of AI could lead to robots marching on U.S. cities — just a week after sharing an AI-generated image depicting exactly that.
Kim Jong Un says he will continue to back Putin’s ‘sacred war’ on Ukraine
North Korea dictator was responding to a message of gratitude from the Kremlin for the troops he has already committed to the invasion
Video of ‘zombie’ Mitch McConnell returning to the Senate causes internet uproar and raises more questions
Former Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell’s return to Capitol Hill — his first public appearance in months — sent the Internet into a tizzy as footage showed the senator spacing out in a way commentators deemed zombie-like.
Fashion CEO apologizes after restraining two protestors at New York Fashion Week event
A fashion CEO has apologized after restraining two protesters at a New York Fashion Week show.
Exclusive: Cheesecake Factory guest with severe peanut allergy sues over meal ‘smothered in peanut sauce’
Caylin Tucker, 22, was out to dinner with her parents when she began to go into anaphylactic shock, according to a state lawsuit filed in Houston, Texas
Barack Obama weighs in on AI dangers after Trump said he should be the only ‘guardrail’
Barack Obama has weighed in on the dangers of artificial intelligence just a day after President Trump said that he could serve as a “guardrail.”
Massive legal battle erupts as 22 states fight Trump plan to block green cards for Medicaid users
Dozens of Democratic-led U.S. states, counties and cities sued Trump's administration on Monday to block a new rule that would allow immigration officials to deny green cards
Who is Umar Kremlev? The Russian oligarch who helped bankroll Donald Trump Jr’s wedding
Umar Kremlev, a Russian oligarch linked to President Vladimir Putin, helped bankrolled Donald Trump Jr’s three-day luxury wedding in the Bahamas.
Paris artist reveals heatwave’s devastating impact on homeless in stark drawings
Paris has been grappling with intense heat and illustrator Marina Antonova captures this in her series ‘Chronicles of a Heating Planet’
California woman shot dead in street by man who had stalked her for months, authorities say
The suspect had previously placed an Apple AirTag on the victim’s car in order to track her movements, authorities claim
US defense chiefs warn of munitions shortfall over Iran war
President Donald Trump’s ‘Operation Epic Fury’ assault on Iran has cost $33.4 billion and has resulted in a strategic missile shortage, the Department of Defense’s inspector general finds
Defendants fight back against Trump deportations as federal noncitizen voting law faces major threat
Five people being prosecuted in separate federal cases in Miami and Madison, Wisconsin, have argued for the first time in court that the 1996 law used to charge them is unconstitutional
Fears of catastrophic measles crisis grow as trust in lifesaving vaccines hits bottom
Americans' trust in vaccines for deadly childhood diseases including measles has fallen in recent years, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll found
Trump’s latest Truth Social rants on AI inspire new calls for his removal under 25th Amendment
President Donald Trump invites fresh hostility by dismissing all concerns about artificial intelligence and refusing to take seriously appeals for its regulation