Malaysia’s prime minister thinks AI may need to operate independently of national sovereignty
On Wednesday, Malaysia PM Anwar Ibrahim suggested the idea of national sovereignty may be slightly out of date in the AI age.
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Driver Arrested On Suspicion Of Attempted Murder After Liverpool Soccer Parade Tragedy
Police say 65 people were injured when a car rammed into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans celebrating their teams Premier League championship and 11 remained hospitalized on Tuesday.
Abortion arrest: Recording reveals police concern
Police “not comfortable” operating in abortion criminalisation, says Met officer in case of Nicola Packer.
Thousands could unknowingly have alcohol brain damage
Drinking 35 units of alcohol a week for five years could put you at risk of alcohol-related brain damage.
How ‘laughing gas’ became a deadly – but legal – American addiction
Nitrous oxide overdoses have increased in the US, but the substance is still legal as a "culinary product".
Smith to open for England against West Indies
England promote Jamie Smith to open the batting in Harry Brook’s first one-day international since being appointed captain.
Volvo Cars to cut 3,000 jobs amid restructuring
Volvo Cars is set to cut around 3,000 jobs as part of a restructuring initiative...
Santa Ono, a Canadian-born immunologist and former University of Michigan president, just got the green light to be the University of Florida’s next president
Ono is set to replace Kent Fuchs, who became the school’s interim president last summer after ex-U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse stepped down.
Stocks surge upward after Trump delays EU tariffs
It’s by now a familiar development in President Trump’s tariff negotiation tactics: Announce higher tariffs, then pause.
