A growing backlash against AI is evident, with students booing former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and voters opposing AI's impact on jobs, creativity, and relationships. Cory Doctorow's new book argues that the revulsion stems from Big Tech's profit-driven model, not the technology itself.
DEA agents in New Mexico allegedly allowed hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills onto streets between 2023-2025, prioritizing larger cases over immediate seizures. This tactic, described by one agent as "poisoning our community," potentially endangered lives despite Justice Department guidelines.
England will face Bangladesh in a one-off Test in late May as part of their preparations for the Ashes series. The venue is undecided, pending the location of the World Test Championship final in June.
Tamil Nadu CM Thalapathy Vijay's birthday saw widespread online wishes from fans and leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and PM Modi. Amidst the celebrations, anticipation for his film 'Jana Nayagan' grew, though makers remained silent on updates.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's disapproval rating surpassed his approval rating for the first time. Starbucks Korea will close stores early for training after a controversial promotion. Exports surged 60.4% in early June, driven by chip sales. Seoul and Beijing begin FTA follow-up talks on services, and Kakao Games denies merger decisions with Line Games.
Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts with Iran, the US continues to deploy A-10 attack aircraft in the Middle East. CENTCOM confirmed the presence of these aircraft as part of a broader military readiness strategy amidst negotiations on Iran's nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz.
A black Ferrari caught fire near Ginza Station in Hong Kong's Tin Shui Wai on Monday morning. The driver reported the blaze after exiting the vehicle, which had no passengers. Firefighters extinguished the fire, which caused significant damage to the front left side of the car. The cause is under investigation.
St Helens secured a 38-6 victory over Huddersfield, but the win masks underlying issues. The club, accustomed to dominance, struggles against top teams and has seen mixed success with recent signings, putting pressure on coach Paul Rowley to rebuild.
The World Cup in the US reveals the nation's complex identity, moving beyond simplistic hatred to acknowledge its diverse nature and potential for connection, despite global perceptions and internal divisions.
An explosion and fire at Qatar's Barzan gas supply facility in Ras Laffan industrial area injured at least 54 people, with 18 still unaccounted for. The blast occurred while workers attempted to resume operations after a previous Iranian attack during the war.
Oil prices fell Monday after US-Iran talks in Switzerland concluded with Tehran securing waivers for oil and petrochemical exports, easing concerns over potential supply disruptions. Brent crude futures were down 1.90% at $79.04 per barrel.
LAPD released body-camera footage of the fatal shooting of Jameson, a two-year-old golden Saint Bernard doodle, shot during a disturbance call in Canoga Park. The incident sparked outrage as the noise was from a family celebrating the Knicks' NBA championship victory. The dog's owner disputes the police account.
Mohamed Salah led Egypt to a 3-1 victory over New Zealand in their World Cup match on Sunday, securing their first-ever World Cup win and moving to the top of Group G. Egypt came from behind after conceding a first-half goal to secure the crucial points.
Shiv Sena (UBT) criticized the BJP over alleged donation irregularities at the Ayodhya Ram Temple, calling it a "robbery" and a breakdown of law and order. The party accused the BJP of "looting" the temple, drawing parallels to Mahmud of Ghazni's actions at Somnath. They also targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah, alleging a nexus between "looters" and the BJP.
China has imposed export controls on 10 US defense and rare earths companies and banned government procurement of products from 46 US firms, escalating economic tensions. This move is a direct response to the US expanding its blacklist of Chinese companies.
Colombia's presidential runoff election is underway with preliminary results showing a razor-thin lead for conservative Abelardo de la Espriella over leftist rival Ivan Cepeda. Outgoing President Gustavo Petro stated neither candidate can be declared president yet, urging calm amid a divided nation and alleged foreign interference.
Colombians voted in a tight presidential runoff election. Preliminary results show hard-right Abelardo de la Espriella with a narrow lead over leftist rival Ivan Cepeda, with less than 1% separating them. Outgoing President Petro stated neither candidate can be declared president yet, awaiting final counts and judicial decisions.
After a devastating marine heatwave and Cyclone Narelle, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef is showing early signs of recovery thanks to a coral larval enhancement trial. Scientists are growing baby corals to restore damaged sections, vital for both marine life and the local tourism economy.
Kap Verde feiert ein historisches 3:3 gegen Uruguay bei der WM. Kevin Pina erzielte das erste WM-Tor für sein Land, Varela glich spät aus. Trainer Bubista peilt das Achtelfinale an.
Kap Verde hat gegen Uruguay ein 3:3 erreicht und damit für ein spannendes Finale in Gruppe H gesorgt. Nach einem Rückstand drehten die Kapverdier das Spiel, mussten aber zwei späte Gegentore hinnehmen. Beide Teams haben nun zwei Punkte und kämpfen um den Einzug in die nächste Runde.
Far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella has won Colombia's presidential runoff, narrowly defeating leftwing senator Iván Cepeda. His victory signals a sharp swing to the right after four years of leftwing rule and is seen as part of a broader trend in Latin America. De la Espriella, who received Trump's endorsement, promised to respect the constitution despite past aggressive rhetoric.
Colombia's presidential election second round concluded peacefully on Sunday. Far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella voted in Barranquilla, urging to "defeat tyranny," while Senator Ivan Cepeda of the ruling left-wing Historic Pact party voted in Bogota, calling for a vote "for life" against a "violent past."
Abelardo de la Espriella, a US-backed lawyer, narrowly won Colombia's presidential runoff with 49.65% of the vote. He promised to fight drug-running guerrilla groups. His rival, Ivan Cepeda, is challenging the results.
Abelardo de la Espriella, a flamboyant US-backed lawyer, narrowly won Colombia's presidential runoff with 49.66% of the vote. His victory signals a hard-right shift, promising an "iron fist" against drug-running groups and improved relations with Washington.
