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Israeli Advertising Firm Used Online Ads To Spy On Internet Users: Report
Users who visited sites or used apps with the malicious ads could be identified and tracked by Discover-Tech, which would sometimes also try to extract phone numbers from some smartphone users
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'Neither Me Nor Musk': Trump Denies Role In Ukraine Losing Starlink Access
Donald Trump, speaking to reporters as he left the White House on a trip to Georgia, said neither he nor Musk was responsible for Ukraine losing Starlink access.
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Trump Jokes About Popularity Of Name 'Mohammad' As He Mocks Iran
Mohammad is one of the most common male names among Muslims, who often name their sons after the Prophet Mohammad, the founder of Islam.
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Anthropic Quietly Pitches Its Own AI Safety Bill To Lawmakers: Reports
The bill would let the government block a model's release or use only if it poses a foreseeable, imminent risk of more than $1 billion in damages, or of killing or seriously injuring more than 50 people, according to the report.
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Putin Agrees To Cooperate With Pope Leo's Plea For Aid For Ukrainian Town
Pop Leo phoned Putin and asked him to arrange a ceasefire to let aid and food into the town, taken by Russian forces in February 2022, the Vatican said. Residents have reported a deepening food crisis.
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North Korea Tests New AI-Equipped Torpedo: Report
The test verified propulsion technology developed through more than 180 tests over the past five years, KCNA said, adding that artificial intelligence was used for target detection and guidance in the new high-speed precision-guided torpedo.
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Israeli Settlers In West Bank Burn Trees, Throw Rocks During Olive Harvest
Some 80 settlers, some of them carrying gas canisters, descended from a hill above a terraced olive grove where villagers from Abu Falah had gathered to pick ripe fruit, a cherished annual tradition in Palestinian life.
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Trump Says May Attack Pickaxe Mountain, Linked To Iran's Nuclear Programme
Trump said the US wanted to make sure Iran will never have a nuclear weapon "because if they had it, they would use it."
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Hundreds Of Flights Cancelled, Delayed In Italy Due To Data Network Failure
Air traffic authority ENAV said it introduced temporary restrictions on air traffic capacity after detecting anomalies overnight on the data transmission network supporting air traffic control services nationwide.
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Trump Says He Is Talking To Russia And China About Denuclearisation
Russia has the most stored nuclear warheads, followed by the United States and China, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
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Anthropic Grants Outside Evaluator METR Employee-Level Access In AI Safety Push
Anthropic is also working with biosecurity nonprofit SecureBio and Accenture's AI business Faculty on safety.
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Meta Releases Open-Weight Muse Spark Model For Coding, Agentic Tasks
Meta Platforms on Thursday released an openweight version of its Muse Spark artificial intelligence model for coding and AI agents, expanding developers' ability to download and
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Ilhan Omar's US Citizenship Under Probe, Team Trump May Deport Her: Report
Agents with Homeland Security Investigations, a branch of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, seized Omar's personal cell phone during the search, the report said.
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White House Ordered To Limit Starshield System In Ukraine, Says Report
Ukrainian officials said this week that military-grade Starlink receptors stopped working in Ukraine when mounted on fast-moving objects.
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After 40 Years, KFC USA Drops Pepsi For Coca-Cola Across 3,700+ Stores
Coca-Cola products will be available at KFC US restaurants by spring 2027, marking a shift in major fast-food beverage partnerships.
