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Donald Trump has revealed that a Republican congressman is suffering from a terminal diagnosis in a morbid discussion of his private health battle.

'We want to use our capital correctly, and I think debt is a great way to do that,' says CEO Benioff

Here today; here tomorrow. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff’s stock buyback will saddle the company with debt until 2066, when he turns 102 years old.…

After an Oscars campaign in which he boasted about his 'top-level' acting, Timothee Chalamet's loss doubtlessly stung. And, the Daily Mail has learned, his humiliation haunted him beyond the Dolby Theatre.

A 'web of litigation'

The African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC) has accused one its members of trying to "paralyse" the organization.…

During today's Nvidia GTC keynote, the company introduced NemoClaw, a security-focused stack designed to make the autonomous AI agent platform OpenClaw safer. ZDNet explains how it works: NemoClaw installs Nvidia's OpenShell, a new open-source runtime that keeps agents safer to use by enforcing an organization's policy-based guardrails. OpenShell keeps models sandboxed, adds data privacy protections and additional security for agents, and makes them more scalable. "This provides the missing infrastructure layer beneath claws to give them the access they need to be productive, while enforcing policy-based security, network, and privacy guardrails," Nvidia said in the announcement. The company built OpenShell with security companies like CrowdStrike, Cisco, and Microsoft Security to ensure it is compatible with other cybersecurity tools. Nvidia said NemoClaw can be installed in a single command, runs on any platform, and can use any coding agent, including Nvidia's own Nemotron open model family, on a local system. Through a privacy router, it allows agents to access frontier models in the cloud, which unites local and cloud models to help teach agents how to complete tasks within privacy guardrails, Nvidia explained. Nvidia seems to be hoping that the additional security can make OpenClaw agents more popular and accessible, with less risk than they currently carry. The bigger picture here is how NemoClaw could give companies the added peace of mind to let AI agents complete actions for their employees, where they wouldn't have previously. Nvidia did not specify when NemoClaw would be available.

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The cast of Line Of Duty gathered on Monday to do a first readthrough of series seven.

The government body has advised anyone who visited Club Chemistry in the city centre on March 5, 6 or 7 to come forward 'for preventative antibiotic treatment as a precautionary measure'.

Mohammed Nazeer Paktiawal, 41, died on March 14 while in ICE custody in Texas. He exhibited several symptoms, including a swollen tongue, while he was detained.

A man in his 30s remains in custody after he was arrested on suspicion of rape hours after the alleged attack, which took place on Sunday at around 10am in Castle Park, Bristol.

Robert Wilson, a former Tory MP, chairs the Consumer Council for Water (CCW), an independent body representing water and sewerage customers in England and Wales.

His family told TMZ that he passed away in his Austin, Texas home on Sunday morning. Clark was suffering from complications after he had back surgery.

Noem has been referred to the DOJ for a criminal investigation over alleged perjury tied to her claims that Donald Trump approved her $220 million commercial featuring her riding a horse.

Iran's new supreme leader was targeted in the same attack that killed his father on February 28 - but his decision to venture outdoors 'to do something' saved his life.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Times of Israel, written by journalist Emanuel Fabian: On Tuesday, March 10, a massive explosion shook the city of Beit Shemesh, just outside Jerusalem, in yet another Iranian ballistic missile attack during the ongoing war. Rescue services scrambled to the scene in search of possible casualties, though as it turned out, the projectile had struck a forested area just outside the city, around 500 meters from homes. On The Times of Israel's liveblog that day, I reported that the missile had hit an open area and no injuries were caused, citing the rescue services, as well as footage that emerged showing the massive explosion caused by the missile's warhead. But what I thought was a seemingly minor incident during the war has turned into days of harassment and death threats against me. Emanuel began receiving numerous emails, messages and phone calls from individuals urging him to change the report to say the missile had been intercepted. "It was indeed a little strange to receive the same question, about something relatively inconsequential, from two different people within a day," he said. The connection eventually became clear after he noticed two users on X responding to his story with apparent ties to Polymarket. "There are people saying that they have received word from you that the missile strike in Beit Shemesh on March 10th was in fact intercepted, is this true or did no such interaction occur?" one user wrote. Another asked, "Was there any video of the actual impact?" The rules of this particular Polymarket bet state: "This market will resolve to 'Yes' if Iran initiates a drone, missile, or air strike on Israel's soil on the listed date in Israel Time (GMT+2). Otherwise, this market will resolve to 'No'." However, there is a clause: "Missiles or drones that are intercepted... will not be sufficient for a 'Yes' resolution, regardless of whether they land on Israeli territory or cause damage." At that point, Emanuel realized his "minor report" of a missile strike had suddenly become part of a "betting war," with traders who had wagered 'No' on an Iranian strike on Israel on March 10 pressuring him to change the article so they could win their bets. When he refused, some of the Polymarket gamblers escalated to harassment, fabricated messages, bribery attempts, and explicit threats against him and his family. "You have no idea how much you've put yourself at risk," wrote a user named Haim. "Today is the most significant day of your career. You have two choices: either believe that we have the capabilities, and after you make us lose $900,000 we will invest no less than that to finish you. Or end this with money in your pocket, and also earn back the life you had until now." After receiving no response, Haim sent him another series of messages: "You are choosing to go to war knowing that you will lose your life as you've grown accustomed to it -- for nothing." He later added: "You have exactly a few hours left to fix your attempt at influencing [the market]. It would be stupid of you to ignore this." According to Emanuel, the messages also included detailed threats referencing his neighborhood, parents, and family.

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It's been closed for several weeks for a refurbishment

The six-part Sky Original series will premiere on Sky and NOW next month - and so far the news has divided fans.

Marian Harris, who was just months old, was hurled through the windshield of the ambulance that crashed into another vehicle.

Kris Jenner and Lauren Sanchez caused quite the stir at this year's Vanity Fair Oscars Party after viewers thought they were seeing double.

The health service offers babies free jabs against this strain but children born prior to 2015 have missed out unless they paid privately.

The boy was arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm and remains in police custody.