Giuliani should be worried, says lawyer for Trump Georgia co-defendant Jenna Ellis after plea deal
‘She wouldn’t be a help to him, I don’t think, if she was to be called as a witness. But I think his troubles extend far beyond her’
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Horror as swarm of bees attack and kill four pet dogs
A family in California are mourning the loss of their four dogs after a terrifying bee swarm attacked them
Nikki Haley mocks Ron DeSantis over height-boosting heel rumors
Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley compared her ‘honest’ use of high heels to the rumours that Ron DeSantis has denied
OpenAI, Google, and others sign a non-binding document to let the US, the UK, and others, but not China, test their latest AI models for national security risks (Financial Times)
Financial Times:
OpenAI, Google, and others sign a non-binding document to let the US, the UK, and others, but not China, test their latest AI models for national security risks — OpenAI, Google DeepMind and Meta among those who sig…
Israeli army ‘encircles’ Gaza City as US calls for pause in fighting – Financial Times
Israeli army ‘encircles’ Gaza City as US calls for pause in fighting Financial TimesView Full Coverage on Google News
Jurors in Sam Bankman-Fried criminal trial begin deliberations
Jury deliberation begins in criminal fraud trial of Sam Bankman-Fried
Researchers Discover 117 Vulnerabilities in Microsoft 365 Apps via the SketchUp 3D Library
By developing a SketchUp fuzzing harness and using a dumb file format fuzzer, 20 unique vulnerabilities, including use-after-free and stack buffer overflow, were discovered in just one month.
Can AI curb loneliness in older adults? This robot companion is proving it’s possible
For users of ElliQ, 95% said that it helped reduce their loneliness and improve their well-being. Could it help your loved one?
US, west condemn UN for allowing Iran to host human rights council meeting
US declares Iranian participation in human rights discussion ‘affront’ to collective conscience
Major museum postpones Islamic exhibit over fears of ‘unintended insensitivity’ after Israel attacks
The Frick Pittsburgh’s decision is the latest move in a wider upheaval within art institutions and media targeting pro-Palestinian and Muslim content, writes Alex Woodward