Qatar May Gift Trump a Luxury Plane for Use as Air Force One
There are reports that Qatar could gift a luxury jet to President Trump, which might be used as Air Force One.
Reports Indicate Trump Dismisses Head of U.S. Copyright Office
Some sources say President Trump has removed the director of the U.S. Copyright Office, Shira Perlmutter.
Ye's Controversial Song Gains Views as Platforms Face Challenges
Ye's song receives millions of views, raising challenges for platforms like Spotify trying to enforce their content rules.
Moderna Dual Vaccine for Covid and Flu Shows Strong Results
A new Moderna study suggests a combined shot for Covid and flu might ease vaccination efforts with promising trial outcomes.
Survey Reveals Many AI Projects Fail, Sparking Changes at Klarna
A new survey shows 75% of AI projects underperform, leading companies like Klarna to reconsider their staff and tech balance.
Study Shows Early Age of Sexual Abuse Globally Alarming
A global study claims many suffered sexual abuse before age 15, highlighting significant child protection issues worldwide.
Google Faces Legal Action by Mexico over Map Naming Dispute
The Mexican government might challenge Google legally over name changes on maps, which is claimed to affect national ties.
Ozempic Shown Beneficial for Weight Loss in Patients with Mental Illness
Ozempic is reported safe for weight loss without mental health risks, according to some new findings on its usage.
Trump's New Order May Alter Appliance Efficiency Standards
Some believe a new executive order may reduce water and energy-saving requirements for dishwashers and washing machines.
Pope Leo XIV Expresses Concerns About AI's Impact on Society
Pope Leo XIV is raising issues on AI's effect on human dignity and employment, as some argue the need for regulatory clarity.
Microsoft Teams Might Soon Block Screenshot Features
Microsoft is reportedly developing a Teams update to prevent screenshot captures during meetings to protect sensitive data.
Study Suggests Policy Change Resistance May Drop Over Time
Research claims people might initially resist new policy changes, only to eventually accept them once they take effect.
Soviet-Era Probe Expected to Make Unexpected Descent to Earth
Kosmos 482, meant for Venus, may return to Earth for a landing, as scientists speculate on its safe descent.
Cyberattack Leaves Data Vulnerable at Education Firm Pearson
Pearson might face concerns after a cyberattack exposes sensitive data, pointing to potential security weaknesses.
Security Concerns Arise from Defense Secretary's Password Use
Concerns about US security might be rising following revelations on the defense secretary's password management.