AI cameras are scanning construction sites. Are they making work safer?
AI systems from tech giants are flagging hazards on construction sites, but researchers say proof that they actually reduce injuries is still thin.
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Brewers edge Rays 3-2 after dramatic replay in World Series Game 1
Milwaukee hangs on for a 3-2 win over Tampa Bay in a tense World Series opener that turned on a chaotic ninth-inning replay review.
Nine New Mahler ‘Resurrection’ Recordings Compete for Attention
A surge of nine new recordings of Mahler’s Second Symphony this year raises a familiar question for listeners: which ‘Resurrection’ is worth hearing first?
Hackers Send Supermarket Refrigerators Soaring, Spoiling Food and Sparking Fires
A cyberattack that overheated refrigerators at hundreds of supermarkets forced mass food disposal and triggered fires, raising fresh questions about digital risks.
Verstappen controls Singapore GP from pole as Leclerc gives chase
Max Verstappen converted pole into a lights-to-flag victory in Singapore, holding off Charles Leclerc while Kimi Antonelli completed the podium.
Hubble Data Points to Rare ‘Second‑Generation’ Planet Around Dead Star
Astronomers reanalyzing Hubble observations say a white dwarf’s strange chemistry may reveal a planet born after its star’s death.
Why Broken Sculptures Can Feel More Powerful Than Perfect Ones
A new exhibition argues that damaged statues—from pharaohs to dictators—can speak more forcefully than pristine masterpieces.
Hurricane Polo Strengthens to Category 4 Off Mexico’s Pacific Coast
Hurricane Polo has intensified to a powerful Category 4 storm off Mexico’s southwestern coast, prompting close tracking of its path and potential impacts.
What Arteta’s 2030 Arsenal agreement really signals
Reports say Mikel Arteta has agreed an Arsenal extension to 2030. Here’s what that would mean for the club, and how likely a swift confirmation is.
When AI Becomes the Hacker: Cybersecurity Enters a Machine-Speed Era
Researchers are now using AI systems to probe other AI defenses, pushing cybersecurity into a new phase where both attacks and protections run at machine speed.
Diana’s brother says Charles predicted public would ‘forget her soon’
In a new book, Princess Diana’s brother recounts a remark he says then‑Prince Charles made after her death, raising questions about royal attitudes.
Steve Belichick resigns as UNC defensive coordinator after inquiry
North Carolina defensive coordinator Steve Belichick has stepped down after an internal investigation found actions that officials said clashed with school values.
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How Franchise Leagues Are Turning Chess Into a Team Sport
A new wave of franchise-style leagues is reshaping chess, shifting focus from lone grandmasters to city-backed teams and season-long competition.
Premier League weekend: 10 key talking points explained
From Fulham’s search for a win to Tottenham’s resilience and Jack Grealish’s impact at Everton, here are the main lessons from the Premier League weekend.
Two More Workers Rescued in Nepal 10 Days After Deadly Floods
Rescuers in Nepal have pulled two additional workers alive from debris 10 days after floods hit a hydropower project tunnel, bringing the total rescued to three.
Premier League transfer deadline day: When the window shuts in England and Europe
Key transfer deadlines across the Premier League and Europe as clubs race to complete late deals before the window closes.
OpenAI Urges Faster Action on Cyber Defense as AI Fuels New Risks
OpenAI and major tech partners warn AI is accelerating cyber threats. Here’s what they say needs to happen now—and what organizations can actually do.
OpenAI warns AI-fueled cyber threats are rising. Here’s what to do now
OpenAI and major tech firms say AI is supercharging cyber attacks and time is short. Here’s what they’re warning about—and the concrete defenses that work.
Fights and Heat Scare Disrupt Chippy Saints Joint Practice
At least six fights and a heat-related scare for receiver Ronnie Bell disrupted a joint practice for the New Orleans Saints in Southern California.
NASA’s August 10 APOD Highlights Three Interacting Galaxy Pairs
NASA’s August 10 Astronomy Picture of the Day features three galaxy pairs, using a detailed professional explanation to guide public understanding.
London police seize $10 million in supercars over one weekend
Metropolitan Police impound an estimated $10 million in luxury cars, including a rare Ferrari Monza SP2, in a record London enforcement sweep.
De Zerbi urges Tottenham to sign ‘top players’ after relegation escape
Tottenham head coach Roberto De Zerbi says the club must recruit "top players" after narrowly avoiding relegation, despite praise from Pep Guardiola.
American Conference Coaches Lean Into College Football’s Feeder Reality
American Conference coaches are openly accepting their role in college football’s transfer pipeline, reframing player departures as a sign of success.
Cameroon’s Long-Silent President Fuels Questions Over Health and Rule
Paul Biya’s 53-day absence and silence since a June trip to Switzerland have stirred uncertainty in Cameroon over the fate of the world’s oldest head of state.
Microsoft’s New AI Cyber Model: Strong Claims, Open Questions
Microsoft is promoting a cost-saving AI model for cybersecurity, integrated with OpenAI tech. How solid are its performance claims—and what happens next?
Berlin Pride attacker had prior ISIS conviction, officials say
German officials say the man killed after attacking Berlin Pride had previously served time for trying to join ISIS, raising questions about monitoring.
NASA Plans New Spacecraft Tech Demo Mission in Lunar Orbit
NASA has announced a new spacecraft technology demonstration at the Moon, aiming to test advanced systems in cislunar space for future Artemis operations.
Inside Guinea’s Tide-Fueled Biodiversity Hotspot in the Bijagós
NASA scientists are mapping how powerful tides shape the Bijagós archipelago in Guinea, revealing a rich habitat for shorebirds and sea turtles.
Johnson & Johnson faces key test to prove it is more than a legacy brand
Investors are watching Johnson & Johnson as analysts say the company has a chance to prove it is more than its traditional businesses.
Why Mitch McConnell’s Health Update After His Absence Matters
After weeks off the public stage, Mitch McConnell says a fall sent him to the hospital. Here’s what we know, what’s unclear, and why it drew attention.
Students Blend NASA Tools and Passamaquoddy Knowledge on Eroding Coast
On Maine’s Pleasant Point Reservation, students pair NASA data with Passamaquoddy knowledge to track and understand coastal erosion.
Super Typhoon Bavi Slams Near Guam With Extreme, Life‑Threatening Winds
Super Typhoon Bavi has made landfall near Guam, bringing extreme, life‑threatening conditions to parts of the Mariana Islands.
Rescuers Still Pull Survivors From Venezuela Quakes as Toll Mounts
Days after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, search teams are still finding survivors while tens of thousands remain unaccounted for.
Venezuelans Lead Third Day of Search After Deadly Earthquake
With official rescuers scarce, Venezuelans dig through rubble themselves on the third day after a powerful earthquake, hoping to find survivors.
Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold arrested on kidnapping charges
Detroit Lions defensive back Terrion Arnold faces kidnapping and armed robbery charges in Florida, with prosecutors calling him a primary conspirator.
Inside Wyndham Clark’s US Open Win Fans Struggled to Embrace
Wyndham Clark’s second US Open title showcased a rebuilt game and resolve, even as he lifted the trophy without the full approval of the galleries.
Ofcom presses Telegram after Starmer-linked arsonist recruited on app
UK regulator Ofcom has contacted Telegram after a man who set fire to property linked to Keir Starmer was recruited via the messaging app.
SpaceX IPO Swells to $85.7 Billion After Underwriters Use Greenshoe
SpaceX’s newly public offering has grown to $85.7 billion after banks used a “greenshoe” option, boosting the size and stability of the IPO.
Is Lewis Hamilton a real title threat with Ferrari after Barcelona win?
Hamilton’s Barcelona victory has revived talk of an eighth F1 crown with Ferrari. Here’s what is known — and what remains uncertain.
David Hockney, groundbreaking British artist, dies aged 88
David Hockney, the British painter known for his luminous pools and portraits, has died aged 88, prompting tributes from across the art world.
David Hockney’s Death Closes a Defining Chapter in Contemporary Art
The 88-year-old British painter’s death marks the end of a career that reshaped how contemporary art sees color, place and everyday life.
Former Landsat Scientist Jim Irons Receives Prestigious Pecora Award
NASA reports that former Landsat project scientist Jim Irons has been honored with the William T. Pecora Award for his contributions to Earth observation.
Why the Brendan Sorsby Ruling Leaves Texas Tech Alone in Its Joy
A court made Brendan Sorsby eligible to play for Texas Tech. Here’s why critics call that outcome unconscionable—and why Tech is the only clear winner.
NanoViricides announces Ebola drug move as outbreak escalates
As a fast‑growing Ebola emergency unfolds, NanoViricides says it has advanced an experimental antiviral candidate, drawing fresh attention from regulators.
Court Lets QB Brendan Sorsby Play in 2026 Despite Gambling Admissions
A Texas judge’s injunction keeps Brendan Sorsby eligible for 2026, dealing a setback to the NCAA’s gambling enforcement efforts.
Amazon to roll out 30‑minute deliveries in more UK cities
Amazon is extending ultra-fast delivery to Manchester and Birmingham and adding fresh groceries to same-day services after closing its UK Fresh stores.
US moves to block Nvidia AI chip shipments to Chinese customers
Washington has taken a step toward halting Nvidia’s AI chip exports to Chinese firms, tightening controls on a key technology link.
USMNT midfield under scrutiny as World Cup camp opens near Atlanta
After a showpiece roster reveal in New York, attention shifts to how Mauricio Pochettino will shape the USMNT midfield as World Cup camp begins.
Report questions Starbucks’ ‘widely recyclable’ plastic cup claims
A watchdog says tracked Starbucks cups placed in store recycling bins never reached recycling plants, raising questions about the chain’s packaging claims.
Meta’s AI-era layoffs memo: what’s real, what’s not yet confirmed
Zuckerberg signaled job cuts and a massive AI shift at Meta. Here’s what is known, what remains unverified, and how likely formal confirmation is soon.
Air France Flight to Detroit Diverted to Montreal Over Ebola Restrictions
An Air France flight from Paris to Detroit was diverted to Montreal after U.S. officials raised concerns about a passenger recently in Congo.
Gina Carano says Ronda Rousey ‘would’ve broken my arm’ in 17-second loss
After a 17-second submission loss to Ronda Rousey, Gina Carano says tapping out likely spared her from a serious arm injury.
X agrees to block UK access to terrorist-linked accounts under Ofcom deal
Elon Musk’s X has agreed with Ofcom to block UK access to accounts tied to banned terrorist groups and to review flagged content within 48 hours.
Sports Surgeon Weighs In on Yankees Pitcher Max Fried’s Elbow Diagnosis
A sports surgeon explains why the Yankees’ unusually specific description of Max Fried’s elbow issue is drawing attention and concern.
Why UK medical cannabis is legal but still out of reach
Medical cannabis was legalised in the UK after a high‑profile fight by two mothers. This explainer unpacks why access remains so limited.
Utah’s Mega-Datacenter Approval Triggers Backlash Over Scale and Scarcity
Utah officials have cleared a datacenter project more than twice Manhattan’s size, sparking anger over its vast power and water demands in a drought-prone area.
Utah’s Mega-Datacenter Backlash: Power, Water and Public Trust
A Utah-approved datacenter, planned at more than twice Manhattan’s size, is drawing fierce criticism over its projected power and water demands.
What We Know About the Hantavirus Outbreak on the M/V Hondius
At least 10 confirmed or suspected hantavirus cases have been linked to the cruise ship M/V Hondius. Here’s what is known so far and what remains unclear.
Why SpaceX’s Planned IPO Is Drawing Attention to Industrial Gas Maker Linde
SpaceX’s move toward a public listing is spotlighting Linde, the industrial gas giant some analysts call the “Exxon of space.” Here’s what’s at stake.
NASA’s New ‘X‑Ray Dot’ Deepens Puzzle of Mysterious Cosmic Objects
A newly detected “X‑ray dot” from NASA’s Chandra observatory offers a fresh data point on puzzling high‑energy objects that may number in the hundreds.
Three evacuated from hantavirus-hit cruise as Spain clears Tenerife stop
Three people have been evacuated from a cruise ship after a hantavirus outbreak, as Spain authorizes the vessel to dock in Tenerife.
Near-Constant Unrest Melts Snow on Russia’s Shiveluch Volcano
Satellite images show persistent heat at Shiveluch volcano in Russia, strong enough to melt surrounding snow and reveal fresh volcanic deposits.
NASA Backs New Technologies to Mine Resources from Lunar Soil
NASA and industry partners are developing tools to pull fuel-like elements from Moon dust, aiming to support longer missions beyond Earth orbit.
At Black Hat Asia, AI Becomes a Live Player in Cyber Attacks and Defense
Demonstrations at Black Hat Asia showed AI tools steering both hacking attempts and real-time network defense, offering a glimpse of cybersecurity’s next phase.
LIV Golf Faces 2026 Funding Cut as Saudi PIF Sets Exit Date
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund plans to stop backing LIV Golf after 2026, forcing the breakaway league to seek new investors and install an independent board.
Why Jimmy Kimmel Faces Scrutiny Trump Often Escapes
A late-night joke and a presidential response raise a bigger question: why are entertainers pressed to meet standards that often bypass politicians?
How Mary Cain’s Testimony Helped Bring Down Nike’s Oregon Project
Former teen prodigy Mary Cain’s detailed allegations against Nike’s Oregon Project and coach Alberto Salazar helped unravel an elite running powerhouse.
How to Use Cafe WiFi Safely: A Practical Guide for Indian Users
Public WiFi is convenient but risky. Here’s how to protect your privacy and data when you log on from cafes, co-working spaces or airports in India.
Manchester City’s late surge beats Southampton to seal FA Cup final spot
Nico González’s 87th‑minute strike capped a rapid Manchester City comeback against Southampton and secured a record fourth straight FA Cup final.
Shadow AI tool ‘Mythos’ jolts Washington and triggers security scramble
Anthropic’s unannounced Mythos AI system has startled officials in Washington, prompting a rapid cybersecurity review inside the Trump administration.
California’s $114m wildlife bridge nears completion after partisan attacks
A massive wildlife overpass spanning a Los Angeles freeway is close to opening, despite years of criticism from conservative commentators who dubbed it a ‘bridge to nowhere’.
Fossils Point to 60-Foot Octopus-Like Hunter in Dinosaur-Era Seas
New analysis of ancient jaws suggests a giant, kraken-like octopus once prowled the oceans alongside marine reptiles during the age of dinosaurs.
Taraji P Henson on Broadway and the toll of fighting for fair pay
The Oscar-nominated actor describes burnout and the strain of repeatedly having to prove her worth as she makes her Broadway debut in August Wilson’s play.
Eli Lilly to Buy Cancer Startup Kelonia in Deal Worth Up to $7 Billion
Lilly moves to acquire Kelonia, a cancer drug developer working on in vivo CAR-T technology that reprograms immune cells inside the body.
NATO jets intercept Russian bombers and fighters over Baltic Sea
French-led NATO aircraft intercepted two Russian Tu-22M3 bombers and about 10 fighters over the Baltic Sea, underscoring tense regional air activity.
What It Would Mean If Section 702 of FISA Goes Dark
A narrow look at how U.S. surveillance powers would change if Section 702 lapses, and what would keep running even without renewal.
Employers Confront Soaring Costs of Popular Weight-Loss Drugs
A CEO wants to cover GLP-1 weight-loss drugs for workers but says prices make it hard, highlighting a growing cost dilemma for employer health plans.
Inside Judi Dench’s Garden: Statues, Memorial Trees and a Pool
The actor’s garden, with a Queen Victoria statue, memorial trees and a pool, reflects years of personal and environmental commitments.
New book traces the charged bond behind Hujar and Thek’s art
A new dual biography explores how the intimate, often painful relationship between Peter Hujar and Paul Thek shaped their groundbreaking gay art.
At Least 16 Wounded in Turkey High School Shooting; Attacker Killed
An 18-year-old gunman opened fire with a shotgun inside a vocational high school in Turkey, wounding at least 16 people before being killed, officials said.
Apple users warned over ‘your photos will be deleted’ iCloud scam
Scam emails posing as Apple iCloud alerts threaten photo deletion to push users onto fake payment pages that can steal personal and banking details.
US software stocks slide as Anthropic AI update revives disruption fears
A fresh Anthropic AI model update reignited worries about software industry upheaval, sending major U.S. software shares lower on Thursday.
Florida woman charged in newborn’s death had Casey Anthony images, police say
Flagler County investigators say images of Casey Anthony on a 20-year-old mother’s phone suggested searches on child death and investigations.
OpenAI Plans Retail Share Allocation as It Prepares for IPO
OpenAI’s finance chief says the AI company will reserve stock for everyday investors as it readies a public listing.
Why so many metal bands are wearing masks on stage now
From Sleep Token to Ghost, masks are reshaping how modern metal bands perform, sound and connect with fans.
Hollywood writers union and studios reach tentative four‑year deal
Hollywood’s writers union and major studios have reached a tentative four‑year contract, averting a prolonged standoff as the industry adapts to rapid change.
Lizzo’s High-Stakes Reinvention Reaches a Turning Point
The pop star’s once-defining body-positive image is being reshaped, and the success of that reinvention now faces its most serious test.
US Retail Sales Rebound in February After Three-Month Slump
Government data show Americans boosted retail spending in February after three straight monthly declines, signaling consumers are still buying.
Jaden Ivey Rips Bulls on Instagram Live After Waiver Decision
Guard Jaden Ivey went on Instagram Live to call the Chicago Bulls 'liars' after the team waived him for conduct deemed detrimental.
Tether Hires KPMG as Auditor as It Prepares Push Into US Market
Stablecoin issuer Tether has engaged KPMG as its auditor and brought in PwC to help prepare internal systems, signaling plans for a US expansion.