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Apple TV Renews 'Slow Horses' for Eighth Season as Season 6 Premieres
Entertainment35d ago

Apple TV Renews 'Slow Horses' for Eighth Season as Season 6 Premieres

Apple TV has officially renewed the acclaimed spy series 'Slow Horses' for an eighth season, while the sixth season has just premiered, signaling ongoing investment in the show's future.

8 sources · over 2 days
Italy Extends Diesel Tax Cut and Abolishes Car Tax Amid Fuel Price Surge
Politics35d ago

Italy Extends Diesel Tax Cut and Abolishes Car Tax Amid Fuel Price Surge

Italy's government has extended its diesel excise cut and abolished the car tax for smaller vehicles to ease pressure from record-high fuel prices, with further targeted support under discussion.

8 sources · over 8 days
EPA Moves to Repeal Biden-Era Carbon Pollution Limits for Power Plants
Environment35d ago

EPA Moves to Repeal Biden-Era Carbon Pollution Limits for Power Plants

The US Environmental Protection Agency is set to scrap rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from coal and gas power plants, shifting climate policy and affecting future regulation.

24 sources · over 4 days
CBI Launches Probe Into Disha Salian's 2020 Death After High Court Order
Politics35d ago

CBI Launches Probe Into Disha Salian's 2020 Death After High Court Order

The Central Bureau of Investigation has filed an FIR in the Disha Salian death case, naming political figures and renewing debate six years after the incident.

8 sources · over 6 days
Zuckerberg Rejects AI Slowdown, Insists Labs Have Safety Incentives
Technology35d ago

Zuckerberg Rejects AI Slowdown, Insists Labs Have Safety Incentives

As debate grows over regulating artificial intelligence, Mark Zuckerberg argues that tech companies are already motivated to keep AI safe without mandatory slowdowns or new regulations.

15 sources · today
Kosovo's Former President Hashim Thaci Sentenced for War Crimes in The Hague
Politics35d ago

Kosovo's Former President Hashim Thaci Sentenced for War Crimes in The Hague

Hashim Thaci, ex-president of Kosovo and former KLA leader, has been convicted and sentenced to 25 years for war crimes, marking a major moment for post-war justice in the Balkans.

24 sources · over 3 days
EU and US Condemn Turkey's Raids on LGBTQ+ Groups, Dozens Still Detained
World35d ago

EU and US Condemn Turkey's Raids on LGBTQ+ Groups, Dozens Still Detained

International criticism mounts as Turkish authorities formally arrest 16 and continue detaining dozens after nationwide raids on LGBTQ+ activists and venues.

26 sources · over 7 days
NBC LA Helicopter Crash Kills Three, Victims Identified as Reporter and Pilot
World35d ago

NBC LA Helicopter Crash Kills Three, Victims Identified as Reporter and Pilot

Reporter Eliana Moreno and pilot George Marciniw were among three killed in the NBC Los Angeles news helicopter crash.

41 sources · over 7 days
Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders Join Forces at Washington AI Safety Conference
Politics35d ago

Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders Join Forces at Washington AI Safety Conference

A rare bipartisan alliance between Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders is urging Congress to regulate artificial intelligence, as concerns about AI's risks grow louder ahead of the US midterm elections.

20 sources · over 4 days
Harry and Meghan Pulled Children After School Run Security Incident
Lifestyle35d ago

Harry and Meghan Pulled Children After School Run Security Incident

Archie and Lilibet were withdrawn from their new UK school after a security convoy issue during the first week.

26 sources · over 8 days
Arsenal's 16-Year-Old Max Dowman Scores Twice in 4-2 Carabao Cup Win Over Ipswich
Sports35d ago

Arsenal's 16-Year-Old Max Dowman Scores Twice in 4-2 Carabao Cup Win Over Ipswich

Arsenal advanced to the Carabao Cup fourth round after a standout performance from teenage midfielder Max Dowman, who scored two brilliant goals in a six-goal thriller against Ipswich Town.

8 sources · today
A Year After Charlie Kirk's Assassination, Memorials and Tensions Mark His Legacy
Politics35d ago

A Year After Charlie Kirk's Assassination, Memorials and Tensions Mark His Legacy

One year after Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah Valley University, his death continues to divide conservatives and spark debate over political violence, campus speech, and institutional accountability.

14 sources · over 7 days