How to fill the Saka void, the star whose pace can hurt Croatia and should Rogers beat Bellingham in the battle for No 10? Our experts reveal their England starting XIs to win World Cup opener - and only two of them agree... do you?
England start their bid to end 60 years of hurt in Dallas on Wednesday evening. We've asked our experts to pick their XIs to beat Croatia and get the World Cup off to a flier. Do you agree?
Protesters vow to disrupt Iran's opening World Cup game by turning their backs on the players and booing the national anthem as they gather outside stadium and wave anti-regime flags ahead of kick-off
A group gathered at an intersection around ten minutes walk from the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles , six hours before the match was due to kick off.
Australia rallies around new mum whose arm was amputated after Coogee beach shark attack - as appeal sparks an incredible act of generosity
Leah Stewart, 35, was swimming between the flags and close to the shore at Coogee beach, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, on Saturday morning when she was attacked by a great white shark .
GLEN KEOGH: Will Trump's family connection to UFO obsessed geek Gary McKinnon finally free him from threat of a US supermax prison
It would be fair to say that President Donald Trump has a lot on his plate, not least the wars in Iran and Ukraine and the looming midterm elections later this year.
Belgium 1-1 Egypt: Romelu Lukaku shows class is permanent after making instant impact - and how birthday boy Mohamed Salah's surprise role was a tactical masterstroke, writes LEWIS STEELE
LEWIS STEELE: Second-half substitute Romelu Lukaku made his presence felt just 22 seconds after coming on to force an Egypt mistake and own goal as Belgium came from behind to draw.
Cape Verde STUN sluggish Spain to pull off one of the World Cup's greatest ever shocks with heroic draw - as Lamine Yamal's understudy fails crucial test, writes OLIVER SALT
OLIVER SALT IN ATLANTA: The beauty of sport is that every so often it can deliver an outcome that quite simply defies belief. Step forward Cape Verde.
Taylor Swift's ex Joe Alwyn kisses Love Story star Sarah Pidgeon... days before pop star weds Travis Kelce
The hot new couple were spotted sharing a smooch while out in the Big Apple on Saturday.
From Prompt to Exploit: How LLMs Are Changing API Attacks
Modern applications are API-driven, interconnected, and often over-permissioned, making them an ideal target for AI-assisted attacks.
Julia Roberts trashes Trump alongside Jane Fonda and Joy Reid at resistance event counterprogramming to president's UFC match
Julia Roberts joined a parade of stars defending the First Amendment as counterprogramming to President Donald Trump's Freedom 250 UFC match on the White House lawn on Sunday night.
World Cup rocked by more chaos as FBI arrests illegal immigrant amid mass drone crackdown at tournament venues
The illegal alien from Mexico with a prior cocaine distribution conviction was detained after flying a drone over Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta, the FBI announced.
Junior Andre shares gushing tribute to his family after a tequila-fuelled 21st birthday as he says 'the greatest gift is memories that last forever'
Junior Andre was full of birthday love as he took to Instagram on Monday to share a gushing tribute to his family after celebrating his 21st birthday.
Love Island's Camilla Thurlow reveals her non-verbal daughter Nora, 4, is experiencing 'seizure-type events and unexplained falls' as she shares challenging health update following autism diagnosis
Camilla Thurlow has revealed that her non verbal daughter Nora has been experiencing 'seizure-type events and falls' as she gave a challenging health update on Instagram on Monday.
Vogue Williams reveals why she cut off ex-husband Brian McFadden after he didn't invite her to his wedding last summer
Vogue Williams has revealed the reason she cut off her ex-husband Brian McFadden after he didn't invite her to his wedding.
A modest proposal: Reformat everything to make documents more palatable to AI
What's up, DocLang?
Tunisia manager Sabri Lamouchi SACKED after their 5-1 thrashing by Sweden in World Cup opener - as 'fight breaks out between his son and a fan'
Tunisia manager Sabri Lamouchi has been sacked after their 5-1 shellacking by Sweden, according to reports in the African nation.
Powerful stuff! Fans watching Scotland's return to the World Cup at home caused a record surge
Scots staying up to watch Steve Clarke's men make their triumphant World Cup return helped generate the largest early morning power surge ever recorded.
KEMI BADENOCH: Net-zero is the economics of the madhouse ... the war on oil and gas must end now
On Thursday, voters go to the polls in a by-election that could have important and wide-ranging implications for our country.
US's peace deal with Iran in jeopardy as Netanyahu refuses to withdraw Israeli troops from southern Lebanon
Cracks began to appear last night in the terms of the Iran peace deal - with disputes centring on the status of Lebanon and free passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Labour and the SNP are destroying livelihoods... only the Tories will save North Sea oil, says Kemi Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch has said her party winning a crunch by-election would be a victory for oil and gas workers in the North East.
The US Government Is Letting a Key Data Center Regulation Expire
The Federal Data Center Enhancement Act (FDCEA) is set to expire in September without an apparent replacement, potentially ending requirements for federal agencies to report on data-center efficiency, resilience, energy and water use, and contractor sustainability. Wired reports: Despite the public backlash, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the government agency that sets guidance for how agencies implement policies in line with the president's agenda, is not providing any plans for how federal agencies should manage the sunset or continue to implement reporting beyond the timeline of the law. This, current and former workers at OMB and the General Services Administration (GSA) say, signals that the Trump administration is set to take an even more hands-off approach to data center oversight and regulation.
A replacement for the requirements laid out in FDCEA would, in other administrations, have been in the works for months ahead of its expiration. An employee with the GSA, the agency that oversees the government's IT services and helps to implement the FDCEA, says that the lack of any sort of plan is highly uncommon. The employee spoke to WIRED on the condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation. "Never in the history of data center policies has a policy expired without another one having been painstakingly worked on for three years behind the scenes," says the GSA employee. "The technology has changed so much it's not about getting everything right, it's about doing the best they can and updating to a new policy. They claim they're going to make sure private companies pay their fare share, but they haven't explained how they'll do that."
[...] There has been a burst of data-center-related legislation introduced in Congress this year, from bills that mandate environmental reviews of data centers to bills designed to protect local moratoriums. However, it appears that none of these bills are designed to address the requirements in FDCEA, nor do they specifically address federally run or leased data centers. [...] A search of reginfo.gov, the OMB website that contains reports on the president's Unified Agenda, also turns up nothing for the FDCEA. "By letting this expire, OMB is going to enter into this new age of prioritizing rapid AI development over any sort of centralized control or rigorous standards," says the anonymous GSA employee who spoke to Wired. "In the absence of a new policy from OMB, [GSA] has no directive or measurable standards with which to point agencies towards managing data centers efficiently."
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