A concert held by the BBC at the Royal Albert Hall in London was disrupted on Friday evening by environmental activists protesting the broadcaster’s coverage
The Commons human resources committee met on July 13 to discuss the challenges faced by Canadian landlords and the need to expand the national housing
Until now, it has generally been believed that giving artificial intelligence (AI) emotions or the ability to make mistakes is a risky proposition. However, a
Legal representatives of Disney Parks and its new oversight district appeared in the 9th Circuit Judicial Court on Friday, July 14. The court proceeding involved
The issue of indigenous rights in Australia has been a topic of contention, with some arguing that it is a tool used by the United
American cluster munitions have been provided to Kiev, but experts and US officials believe that these weapons will have limited impact on the frontlines in
Annie Park put on an impressive display of golf in the Dana Open, birdying seven of the last 10 holes to finish with a score
Bitcoin miner CleanSpark has reached a significant milestone in its mining operations in Washington, Georgia. The company has successfully completed the second phase of its
Polish authorities have detained an 18-year-old who was planning a suicide bombing attack on a state office building. The suspect, a Polish citizen who converted
Democrats are hoping that Joe Biden will remain in office until January 20, 2025, due to a recent gaffe by Kamala Harris. During a speech
