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'Adults failed him...': Family of Georgia school shooter opposes arrest
The family of a 14-year-old boy charged with murdering two classmates and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Georgia, United States, has spoken out against his arrest.
US, UK, EU sign treaty to regulate AI systems globally
The US, the UK, the European Union, and several other nations have signed an international treaty on artificial intelligence (AI).
US restricts exports of quantum computing, chip-making tech to China
The Biden administration has introduced new export controls on crucial technologies such as quantum computing and semiconductor goods.
India's climate finance contributions surpassed Ireland, Portugal in 2022: Report
India has made significant strides in climate finance, contributing $1.28 billion via multilateral development banks (MDBs) in 2022.
Watch: Cornell University engineers use mushrooms to control robots
An interdisciplinary team of engineers from Cornell University in the US, has successfully used mushrooms to operate a robot, according to a recent study.
Android phones can now detect earthquakes in all US states
Google is expanding its Android Earthquake Alerts system to all 50 states in the US, and six US territories.
US opposes Canada's new tax that could cost Apple billions
The US Trade Representative has expressed opposition to Canada's proposed Digital Services Tax (DST), which could potentially cost tech giants like Apple and Google billions.
Jaguar recalls I-Pace electric SUVs over fire risk
Jaguar has issued a recall for its I-Pace electric SUV in North America, due to a potential fire risk associated with the vehicle's batteries.
After Harley-Davidson, Ford pumps brakes on DEI initiatives
Ford is reassessing its commitments to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Woman leaves infant in hot car to go horseback riding
A 40-year-old woman from Nebraska in United States, Cara Dugan, is facing charges of child abuse after allegedly leaving her three-month-old baby unattended in a hot car.
US behind Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest, says Russian lawmaker
Pavel Durov, the Russian-born founder and CEO of messaging platform Telegram, was arrested in France over the weekend.
OpenAI, Adobe, Microsoft want all companies to label AI-generated content
OpenAI, Adobe, and Microsoft have expressed their support for a California bill that mandates the labeling of AI-generated content.
US scientists develop new superconductor material for quantum computing
A team of US-based scientists has made a significant breakthrough in the field of superconductors, with potential implications for quantum computing.
Cognizant sues Infosys over alleged theft of trade secrets
Cognizant, a leading information technology (IT) firm, has filed a lawsuit against Infosys in a US federal court.
Pakistani doctor offers tips on 'how to communicate' with Indians
A video created by a Pakistani doctor, Maryum Fatima, on how to communicate with Indians across the border has gained significant online traction.
Beyoncé threatens cease-and-desist to Trump over unauthorized use of song
Beyoncé has reportedly threatened to send a cease-and-desist letter to the Trump campaign over the unauthorized use of her song Freedom.
Tesla recalls 9,000 Model X SUVs over defective roof trim
Tesla has issued a recall for 9,136 units of its Model X SUV in the US, as reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Tesla's electric truck just crashed and kept burning for hours
A Tesla Semi truck was involved in a serious accident on a California highway earlier this week.
What's the 'slapped cheek' virus that's spreading in the US
The health officials in the United States have issued a warning about an increase in infections caused by the respiratory virus, parvovirus B19, also known as the "slapped cheek" virus.
US intelligence says Iran responsible for hacking Trump's presidential campaign
US security agencies have implicated Iran in a recent cyberattack on Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.
ElevenLabs' text-to-speech app goes global with support for 32 languages
ElevenLabs, an AI-based start-up specializing in synthetic voice creation and editing tools, has announced the global launch of its Reader app in 32 languages.
US: Ford recalls 85,000 SUVs over engine fire risk
Ford is recalling around 85,000 Explorer SUVs for the police in the US, because the engines might fail and cause a fire.
India's US securities holdings touch record $241.9B in June
India's holdings of US government securities have reached a record high of $241.9 billion in June.
Why Starbucks is no longer coffee king according to customers
Years ago, many people would spend hours at Starbucks, not just for the coffee and confectionery beverages but also for the inviting atmosphere that made it an ideal location for dates and meetings.
Airbnb guests mine cryptocurrency worth ₹84L, leave ₹1.25L electricity bill
A group of Airbnb guests in North Carolina, US, mined cryptocurrency worth over $100,000 (around ₹84 lakh) during their three-week stay at a rental property.
US company admits 3B records were leaked on dark web
National Public Data (NPD), a firm specializing in the resale of personal information for background checks, has confirmed a significant data breach.
What are MQ-9B drones that can easily counter Chinese equivalents
India is speeding its efforts to secure a deal with the United States for the acquisition of 31 MQ-9B drones.
'Veep's Julia Louis-Dreyfus to host 8 female governors at DNC
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the Emmy-winning actor known for her roles in Veep and Seinfeld, will host a panel during the Democratic National Convention (DNC), reportedly.
Avon files for bankruptcy amid lawsuits over cancer-linked talc products
Avon, a once-dominant direct sales firm valued at around $21 billion, has filed for bankruptcy due to 200 lawsuits linking its talc-based products to cancer.
Preparing for Iran attack on Israel likely this week: US
The United States must be ready for potential "significant" attacks on Israel this week, White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said on Monday (local time), as tensions in the Middle East remain high.
'Biden's exit was a coup...': Trump tells Musk in interview
Former United States President Donald Trump, in a recent interview with Elon Musk on, said that President Joe Biden was compelled to withdraw from the presidential race due to a "coup."
Musician's family sues Trump for $3M over unauthorized song use
The family of late soul singer Isaac Hayes has filed a lawsuit against former US President Donald Trump and his campaign for unauthorized use of the hit song Hold On, I'm Coming at Trump's rallies.
AT&T under fire for advertising service which doesn't exist
AT&T has been ordered to stop running ads claiming it is already offering cellular coverage from space.
Ohio man stabs parents over dispute; mother dies, father critical
A 40-year-old man from Ohio, United States, has been arrested for stabbing his parents over a dispute.
US firm honored for role in first-ever controlled fusion ignition
General Atomics, a US-based company, has been honored with the R&D Team of the Year award at the esteemed R&D 100 Awards.
Paramount to lay off 15% of its US workforce
Paramount Global, a leading entertainment conglomerate, has announced plans to reduce its US workforce by approximately 15%.
US is now the largest buyer of India-made smartphones
The United States has overtaken the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the leading importer of smartphones manufactured in India.
Can Iran-Israel conflict start World War-III? Ex-Israeli intelligence official comments
The Middle East is teetering on the brink of a major war following the assassinations of Hamas's chief, Ismail Haniyeh, in Tehran and other terror officials.
China inching toward self-reliance in AI chips amid US restrictions
China is making significant progress toward self-sufficiency in the production of artificial intelligence (AI) chips, according to South China Morning Post.
IGN, Mashable's parent company acquires CNET for over $100 million
Ziff Davis, a leading digital media and internet firm, has announced its acquisition of tech news website CNET from Red Ventures.