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In the handover to Keir Starmer's deputy, Burnham's agenda fight meets Kemi Badenoch's 'people pleaser' jab.
AI fraud policy is heating up, but the tax code still punishes victims differently depending on how criminals lure them.
A Deutsche Welle review picked three videos labeled 'historical' and showed how to spot AI fakes before they spread.
Air sirens in Amman, Israel detects launches at Aqaba, and US officials warn Americans off key infrastructure.
Multicultural squads force parties like National Rally and AfD into awkward balancing acts during the tournament.
A weekend blitz across nearly two dozen states turns FIFA fan crowds into a midterm pipeline, especially for young voters.
The Georgia Secretary of State’s office pushes back on specific election-security assertions as litigation and trust stakes rise.
The EU’s new rules stop big retailers and brands from disposing of unsold clothing, accessories, and footwear.
The Reform leader says the pre-election support from a fraudster and media backers was “totally undeclarable”. Here is what he admitted.
NPR checks how voters in swing states reacted, and what that says about election-year narratives.
The clemency lobbying industry is expanding, shaping how people try to win presidential pardons and commute sentences.
The Chinese steel firm says it will pursue compensation to the end, forcing boards to rethink policy risk.
