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Poland Shooting: 5 Dead, Dozen Injured As Gunman Opens Fire In Krakow's Main SquareA shooting in Poland's Krakow has left five people dead and around a dozen injured. Police shot the suspect, who reportedly returned fire during his arrest, injuring two officers.
AI Safety Advocates Make Gains After $110 Million Midterm FightCandidates who favor stricter oversight of artificial intelligence racked up wins in key congressional races, aided by a pro-regulation political funding group backed in part by Anthropic PBC at a time when Americans are increasingly uneasy over the rapidly developing technology.
Kenyan Doomsday Cult Leader Jailed For 200 Years Over 191 MurdersPaul Mackenzie was convicted of orchestrating the starvation and murder of 190 children and one adult in the Shakahola forest tragedy, which has seen more than 400 bodies recovered.
US Labour Market Strengthens In October, Payrolls Rise By 165,000The October increase was broad-based, with professional and business services leading the gains by adding 70,000 jobs.
AI Giants Could Face A Regulatory Reckoning As US Democrats Take CongressUS Democrats are preparing a sweeping AI regulatory push in 2027, targeting data-centre expansion, consumer electricity costs and corporate accountability.
This Asian Country Is Gaining Popularity As A Fast-Growing Global Study DestinationMalaysia's growth is visible across its major student source markets, China being its largest with nearly 62,200 students studying in the country.
Ozone Hole Over Antarctica Expands To Largest Size In 10 Years: What's Behind The Surge?Antarctica's ozone hole reached its largest size in a decade in 2026 due to an unusually strong polar vortex. Despite the expansion, scientists say long-term ozone recovery remains on track.
After Flights, Wave Of Bomb Threats At Media Houses Across Europe: What We Know So FarApart from media houses, several flights also received bomb threats on Friday. No group or individual has been identified behind the hoax.
War Drove Refugees Into Turkey. Climate Change Is Making It Harder To LeaveTensions over water supply have existed in the Middle East, the world's most water-stressed region, for decades. Syria and neighboring Iraq have long accused Turkey, which sits further upstream, of restricting flows, which Turkey denies.wo
Why Goldman Sachs Cut Thousands Of Employees' Access To Claude Code And GithubWithin the bank, some specialist roles remain outside the scope of the latest restrictions. These include 'strats', a category of employees who work across trading, mathematical research and software development.
'I Think It's Going To Be A Very Big Settlement': Trump On Russia And UkraineTrump indicated Washington is exploring a broader diplomatic framework instead of just Moscow-Kyiv bilateral talks. He noted that, for the first time, both Russia and Ukraine seem open to finding common ground.
WATCH | Trump Celebrates Diwali With Indian-American CEOs, EntrepreneursThe celebrations began with President Trump lighting a diya in the Oval Office during an intimate gathering that included Secretary of State Rubio.
