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Donald Trump boasted on Sunday that 48 Iranian leaders had been wiped out 'in one shot' and that the US had sunk 9 Iranian Navy ships.

The comedian, 37, helmed the ceremony for the sixth time on Saturday night at the Co-op Live Arena - the awards' first year outside of London.

With artificial intelligence predicted to take over eight million jobs, technology columnist Jonathan Margolis has some employment advice

The New York Times have been slammed for its headline announcing the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Polymarket user @Magamyman has profited more than $637,000 in the past 30 days after placing bets on a series of politically charged issues.

Pro-Iranian protesters have swarmed American embassies and consulates in Baghdad, Iraq and in Karachi, Pakistan.

Slashdot reader JustAnotherOldGuy shared this report from the Guardian: Chronic ocean heating is fuelling a "staggering and deeply concerning" loss of marine life, a study has found, with fish levels falling by 7.2% from as little as 0.1C of warming per decade. Researchers examined the year-to-year change of 33,000 populations in the northern hemisphere between 1993 and 2021, and isolated the effect of the decadal rate of seabed warming from short shifts such as marine heatwaves. They found the drop in biomass from chronic heating to be as high as 19.8% in a single year. "To put it simply, the faster the ocean floor warms, the faster we lose fish," said Shahar Chaikin, a marine ecologist at the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Spain and the study's lead author. "A 7.2% decline for every tenth of a degree per decade might sound small," he added. "But compounded over time, across entire ocean basins, it represents a staggering and deeply concerning loss of marine life."

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Federal authorities have charged a suspect with the little girl's murder after using modern forensic DNA testing on a hair found in the van that was used to abduct her.

Susan Sarandon is speaking out about her alleged blacklisting from Hollywood over pro-Palestinian comments she made in the midst of Israel's ongoing attacks on Gaza.

The presenter's axe from her £155,000-a-year BBC radio show, Mornings with Kaye Adams, is an 'ageist and sexist stitch-up', claimed a source close to the star.

SALLY BROCKWAY: Sussex was once inhabited by locals, artists and the occasional celeb. Now? It's heaving with DFLs (Down From London) chasing clean air and a bigger garden.

Olivia Attwood looked cosy with Pete Wicks as they partied together at the BRIT Awards 2026 on Saturday night - after her split from husband Bradley Dack.

The multi-platinum selling artist now at the age of 57, has lost his clean shaven baby faced features and slicked back locks, instead sporting stubble and a shaved head.

In the age of Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat, it can sometimes be hard to remember a time when social events weren't all documented in real time for the world to see.

Ariana's fans claimed the singer was 'born to play the role', however, it is Lily who has been dedicating the past few years to securing her dream part.

Could we add our children's names to our deeds and put the house equally in all four of our names now? After seven years, would this gift then be free of inheritance tax?

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton appear to be taking their relationship to the next level while enjoying a luxurious trip to together near Lake Powell on the Arizona-Utah border.

One of the most enduring actors of the 70s and 80s was spotted out on a rare outing in Los Angeles on Monday, much to the delight of fans.

FBI officials said at a press conference Sunday that the suspect in the shooting, who has not been identified, had materials that 'were indications of a potential nexus to terrorism.'

"Anthropic may have lost out on doing business with the US government," reports Engadget, "but it's gained enough popularity to earn the number one spot on the App Store's Top Free Apps leaderboard." Anthropic's Claude AI assistant had already leaped to the #2 slot on Apple's chart by late Friday," CNBC reported Saturday: The rise in popularity suggests that Anthropic is benefiting from its presence in news headlines, stemming from its refusal to have its models used for mass domestic surveillance or for fully autonomous weapons... OpenAI's ChatGPT sat at No. 1 on the App Store rankings on Saturday, while Google's Gemini was at No. 3... On Jan. 30, [Claude] was ranked No. 131 in the U.S., and it bounced between the top 20 and the top 50 for much of February, according to data from analytics company Sensor Tower... [And Friday night, for 85.3 million followers] pop singer Katy Perry posted a screenshot of Anthropic's Pro subscription for consumers, with a heart superimposed over it. Sunday Engadget reported Anthropic's "very public spat" with the Pentagon "led to a wave of user support that finally allowed Claude to dethrone OpenAI's ChatGPT on the App Store as the most downloaded free app." . Friday Anthropic posted "We are deeply grateful to our users, and to the industry peers, policymakers, veterans, and members of the public who have voiced their support in recent days. Thank you. "

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