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Lawmakers won't be short of questions for the 42nd President of the United States - whose ties to Epstein stretch back decades.

An anonymous reader shares a report: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wrote in a memo to staff that he will draw the same red lines that sparked a high-stakes fight between rival Anthropic and the Pentagon: no AI for mass surveillance or autonomous lethal weapons. If other leading firms like Google follow suit, this could massively complicate the Pentagon's efforts to replace Anthropic's Claude, which was the first model integrated into the military's most sensitive work. It would also be the first time the nation's top AI leaders have taken a collective stand about how the U.S. government can and can't use their technology. Altman made clear he still wants to strike a deal with the Pentagon that would allow ChatGPT to be used for sensitive military contexts. Despite the show of solidarity, such a deal could see OpenAI replace Anthropic if the Pentagon follows through with its plan to declare the latter a "supply chain risk."

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Suzanne Shaw broke down in tears as she detailed her 'messy and unexpected' breakup from fiancé Sam Greenfield in an Instagram video on Friday.

A cherished 100 million year old dinosaur park that has the ancient animals' footprints on its land might soon be destroyed by an artificial intelligence data center, protesters say.

Who's to blame – the vibey platforms or the humans who ignore security warnings?

Vibe-coding platform Lovable has been accused of hosting apps riddled with vulnerabilities after saying users are responsible for addressing security issues flagged before publishing.…

Clinton, 79, is being deposed on Friday at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center in Westchester County, New York, where Hillary yesterday faced a grilling.

Locals living next to the Old Red Barn worry its application for a liscene to serve alcohol will lead to 'unwanted disturbance' in the area

It's time to feel old - as believe it or not, Pokémon turns 30 today. From ultra-rare Charizards to one-of-a-kind special editions, some of these cards could turn you into a millionaire overnight.

Sally still manages to squeeze in a morning workout, with the BBC Breakfast host ensuring she makes time to exercise daily.

Goldberg welcomed financial news anchor Sara Eisen from CNBC onto the talk show on Thursday where the panel quickly descended into squabbling over Trump's tariffs.

If you're a fan of a quick gossip with your favourite colleague by the water cooler, there's good news. Scientists have confirmed that gossiping about the boss is actually good for you.

People who avoid meat are less likely to develop five common cancers, but may be at an increased risk of bowel cancer - a new study has suggested.

Tom Baker, a 40-year-old accountant, left his six-bed detached property in Hoarwithy, Herefordshire, mere minutes before a landslip ripped through his house.

David Bowie's daughter has insisted she does 'not blame her family' following the revelation that she was 'forcibly' removed from her home.

Smaller crews piled in as old names splintered and rebranded

Ransomware payments cratered in 2025, but it seems like the cybercrooks launching the attacks didn't get the memo.…

Supermodel Kate, 52, looked incredible in a backless dress which featured a cheeky thong detail.

He pleaded guilty to 23 counts of shop theft

Netflix is walking away from a deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery's studio and streaming assets after the WBD board on Thursday deemed a revised bid by Paramount Skydance to be a superior offer. From a report: Earlier this week, Paramount raised its bid to buy the entirety of WBD to $31 per share, up from $30 per share, all cash. It was the latest amendment to Paramount's multiple offers in recent months -- and since moving forward with a hostile bid to buy the company -- and it's now unseated a deal between WBD and Netflix to sell the legacy media company's studio and streaming businesses for $27.75 per share. Last week, Netflix granted WBD a seven-day waiver to reengage with Paramount, resulting in the higher bid. Paramount's offer is for the entirety of WBD, including its pay-TV networks, such as CNN, TBS and TNT. Netflix had four business days to make changes to its own proposal in light of Paramount's superior bid, the WBD board said in a statement Thursday. Instead, the decision by the streaming giant to walk away puts a pin in a drawn-out saga that saw amended offers from both bidders.

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Locals are optimistic that the town will soon be much better

What stereotypes do Americans have about Brits? Are any of them true? One US citizen shares some of the biggest lies Americans believe about us here in the UK.