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Alan Dershowitz, legendary civil right lawyer and a member of OJ Simpson's renowned legal 'Dream Team,' says Combs's convictions will likely be overturned on appeal.

Speaking on the pair's podcast, Miss Me? , the singer, 40, described her reproductive system as a 'complete disaster area', confessing she would 'get pregnant all the time'.

China will launch digital IDs for internet use on July 15th, transferring online verification from private companies to government control. Users obtain digital IDs by submitting personal information including facial scans to police via an app. A pilot program launched one year ago enrolled 6 million people. The system currently remains voluntary, though officials and state media are pushing citizens to register for "information security." Companies will see only anonymized character strings when users log in, while police retain exclusive access to personal details. The program replaces China's existing system requiring citizens to register with companies using real names before posting comments, gaming, or making purchases. Police say they punished 47,000 people last year for spreading "rumours" online. The digital ID serves a broader government strategy to centralize data control. State planners classify data as a production factor alongside labor and capital, aiming to extract information from private companies for trading through government-operated data exchanges.

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Lots of manual corrections and data entry still required

ai-pocalypse  Recent research details how customer service reps at a Chinese utility's call center often struggled when trying to use an AI assistant, and were forced to make manual fixes.…

Three years ago my husband Dale and I went on a Scandinavian city break. We were on the train between Copenhagen and Malmö when I started crying and couldn't stop.

We may never properly learn what finally brought Rachel Reeves to break down in tears in the House of Commons chamber yesterday.

Newlywed Lauren Sanchez got a piercing in a very unusual place for her Venetian wedding to Amazon tycoon Jeff Bezos last weekend - and let's just say she nailed it.

The grieving families of four University of Idaho students murdered in 2022 were shocked when it was reported Monday that accused killer, Bryan Kohberger, had accepted a plea deal.

AI-powered note-taking apps are increasingly attending workplace meetings in place of human participants, creating situations where automated transcription bots outnumber actual attendees. Major platforms including Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet now offer built-in note-taking features that record, transcribe and summarize meetings for invited participants who don't attend. The technology operates under varying legal frameworks, with most states requiring only single-party consent for recording while California, Florida, and Pennsylvania mandate all-party approval.

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The couple - who are approaching their two-year anniversary - first sparked dating rumors in July 2023 before a first public appearance together in September that year.

It can easily be dressed up or down

A 33-year-old woman in Illinois is in custody for allegedly sexually harassing a teenage boy.

Mark Zuckerberg, who has seemingly aligned himself with Trump, was reportedly asked to leave an Oval Office meeting.

Sarah Bonner, 37, has revealed the popular methods that have taken over social media in recent months that she would advise against exclusively to the Daily Mail.

A big shrug to early integration questions

HPE has completed its takeover of Juniper Networks, but the conjoined pair isn't yet ready to discuss details about how the networking business will fit into HPE's existing lineup alongside Aruba.…

An anonymous reader shares a report: Law enforcement officials are investigating a former employee of a company that negotiates with hackers and facilitates cryptocurrency payments during ransomware attacks, according to a statement from the firm, DigitalMint. DigitalMint President Marc Jason Grens this week told organizations it works with that the US Justice Department is examining allegations that the then-employee struck deals with hackers to profit from extortion payments, according to a person familiar with the matter. Grens did not identify the employee by name and characterized their actions as isolated, said the person, who spoke on condition that they not be identified describing private conversations. DigitalMint is cooperating with a criminal investigation into "alleged unauthorized conduct by the employee while employed here," Grens said in an email to Bloomberg News. The Chicago-based company is not the target of the investigation and the employee "was immediately terminated," Grens said, adding that he can't provide more information because the probe is ongoing.

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Educating women about mood changes and managing the symptoms can have a 'profound effect' on their quality of life, experts say.

USA Cycling have been accused of hiding the participation of a trans competitor before they won a Masters women's national championship race on Monday.

She would claim her family needed financial support, when in fact she kept the money all for herself

After ministers were forced to gut their welfare plans in dramatic scenes in the House of Commons last night, who is to blame for the Government's humiliation?