After 9/11, New York movies like ‘Men in Black II’ were never the same
“As soon as the first one fell, I knew.” Director Barry Sonnenfeld was one of many who had to rethink how a changed New York would appear in their movies.
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Tips to stay safe from travel scams
If you're booking a trip soon, you need to watch out for travel scams. They're getting more sophisticated, and scammers using new artificial intelligence tools have become...
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United in vigilance, law enforcement officers have been on ‘a no-fail mission’ for 25 years
A massive counterterrorism infrastructure enables law enforcement at the national, state and local levels to work together, keeping one of the core lessons learned from 9/11 as...
Wipro's AI push frees capacity equivalent to 20,000 workers, CTO says
Wipro's AI initiatives have increased productivity equivalent to the output of 20,000 employees, who have since been redeployed within the Indian IT firm, its chief technology...
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‘Female survival in a terrifying world’: Tilda Swinton’s return in Man to Man
Manfred Karge’s play about a woman acting as her dead husband was a cause célèbre in the 80s. It remains a bracing portrait of a divided person in a divided culture It was...
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Tunisia is one of the world’s largest olive oil producers — but you’ll rarely see it mentioned on a label
Despite being a huge producer and exporter of olive oil, you’d struggle to find anything labeled Tunisian oil in supermarkets outside the country.
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Sydney man jailed for 3.5 years over ‘fake’ defence reports for Chinese spies
Alexander Csergo, 58, sentenced over reckless foreign interference after preparing documents for duo who approached on LinkedIn A seemingly innocuous message on a social media...
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Thursday briefing: 68 facts about the Bayeux tapestry as it goes on display
In today’s newsletter: No Bayeux ticket? Everything you need to know about the sold-out exhibition – from its epic journey to London to a Game of Thrones likeness Good morning...
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Centuries after China started exporting tea to the world, it’s taking a new tea culture global
For over 2,000 years, tea has been consumed in China, today the country is revitalizing its tea tradition for a new generation, with brands like Mixue and Chagee transforming...
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Democrat John Fetterman makes surprise cameo at Republican convention
Senator lends support to ‘great friend’ Dave McCormick, Republican running for re-election in Pennsylvania Democratic senator John Fetterman made a surprise virtual appearance...
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Lawmakers blast AI companies after researcher warns of human extinction by 2030
Former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon said AI will become ‘superhuman systems’ that can cause human extinction by the end of the decade Just a day after three Anthropic...
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Notorious Ecuadorian crime gang designated a terrorist group by US
Trump administration to seek extra funding from Congress to ‘dismantle’ Los Tiguerones over narcotics trafficking The US has designated Ecuador’s Los Tiguerones gang, which...
Trump says he would consider pardon for former attorney Michael Cohen
Cohen has not personally asked Trump for a pardon, but he submitted an application to the White House after his request was denied by the Biden administration Donald Trump on...
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Victoria’s koalas in chronically poor health and population is half what was previously estimated
Exclusive: State government delayed releasing major report into the health of the koala population for more than 12 months The Victorian government sat on a report for more...
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Global oil prices hit $100 per barrel for first time since July
CNN's Matt Egan joins Boris Sanchez with the latest. Also Wednesday, President Donald Trump said that he expects Iran will abandon its war effort after the US midterm elections...
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Tracking oil prices and US gas prices amid Iran conflict
Global oil and US gas prices have been rising again after an escalation in hostilities between the United States and Iran.
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Anthropic researchers panic, say AI could cause human extinction by 2030
One researcher who resigned said many in industry believe that without regulation AI could kill off humanity Artificial intelligence could kill off humanity within the decade...
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BBC boss concedes real prospect of strikes over pay and job cuts
Matt Brittin says ‘cupboard is bare’ after staff reject average 2.1% pay rise in dispute The BBC’s director general has conceded there is a real prospect of industrial action...