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Polish lawmakers have voted to criminalize "trash streaming," with up to five years in prison for online broadcasts of serious crimes such as rape or murder, animal cruelty, humiliating violence, gambling promotion, or even simulated depictions of those acts. Reuters reports: The move is part of a broader push by Poland to tighten regulation of online content. Recent measures include banning the use of mobile phones by children under 16 in schools and introducing stricter age verification rules to access pornography. Under the new provisions, broadcasting crimes punishable by more than five years in prison, including murder or rape, will itself be classed as a separate offence punishable by up to five years behind bars. The law also covers content showing cruelty to animals, violence aimed at humiliating others, and the promotion of gambling. The same penalties will apply to individuals who simulate or falsely portray the commission of such crimes while streaming, lawmakers said.

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Garner covered Emmy magazine this week. Fans could relate when she told the publication, 'By the time you're in the middle of your life, some s*** has gone down.'

The global weather event long feared to arrive this year is now active in the Pacific, sparking fears of its impact on the climate across the US.

The Big Brother star, 41, previously shared she'd spent £7,000 on liposuction in a bid to kickstart her transformation after being diagnosed with the medical condition.

As the festivities got underway inside the iconic 87,000-seater Mexico City Stadium - usually named the Estadio Azteca - there were more unsavory scenes taking place away from the world's glare.

It is a trip of a lifetime for the thousands of Tartan Army footsoldiers descending on the United States for the World Cup.

The 72-year-old comedian pulled no punches as he dismissed the Kick streamer named FinesseFave outside of Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.

Daily Mail Sport has visited The Inn at Meadowbrook in Kansas City, where Thomas Tuchel and his Three Lions will be based for the tournament.

Coinbase has launched Coinbase for Agents, a tool that lets AI agents like ChatGPT or Claude execute crypto trades and manage payments on a user's behalf. "For example, customers can prompt their agent to rebalance portfolios, identify trading opportunities, execute strategies and manage positions over time," reports CNBC. "It will eventually expand these capabilities to stocks and predictions." From the report: [U]sing Coinbase's machine-to-machine payments protocol, called x402, agents can pay directly for digital services like paywalled research, data APIs and on-demand compute without a human in the loop -- and execute trades based on those insights. The company sees this stage of agentic payments, which lets customers bypass the need to manage traditional logins or subscriptions, as a precursor to agentic shopping, where agents browse, find the best deals, select and make purchases on users' behalf. [...] The whole idea is to give agents access to money and, through that financial independence, improve their set of capabilities to pretty much anything on the internet," Lincoln Murr, Coinbase's AI product lead, told CNBC. "In the 2010s, every internet company dealt with the transition from desktop and web into a mobile environment. And now in the late 2020s, we're seeing the exact same thing happen where agents are going to be the new primary economic actors on the internet." The x402 protocol was created in May 2025 and has seen more than 100 million transactions since its debut, Murr said. There are about 157,000 agents acting as buyers using the protocol in the past 30 days, according to x402scan.com. "We saw immediate demand and interest in the ability for agents to pay for things autonomously and that was a huge waking up moment for us [on] the ability of agents to become these new primary financial actors across the internet," he said.

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A major town hall has admitted that officials saw groups of people trying to go into polling booths together and had to step in and tell them it was against the law.

'Enterprises are fed up,' says Alex Karp, because LLM makers 'want to tokenmax' instead of understanding enterprise needs

Francisco Javier Alvarez Beret, better known by the mononym Beret, is understood to have been held in his home city of Seville this morning.

Jake Quickenden is reportedly in advanced talks with TV bosses to appear in the next series of Strictly Come Dancing.

Juniper Flett was on FaceTime to her grandmother when the ceiling fell in at the property in Edinburgh, on June 7, despite her parent's reporting the leak six days earlier.

Kieran Morris, 21, kept his dogs in 'appalling' conditions, a court heard, before they attacked the volunteer who was delivering a food parcel in Newcastle's West End on August 19, 2023.

Days after Trump's reported call with Kirk, there was a marked shift in the TPUSA founder's demeanor.

The Vanderpump Rules vet, 34, has confirmed he and girlfriend Jordan Meyers, 23, are expecting a child together.

Olivia Rodrigo left presenters Tyler West and Chloe Burrows shocked as she revealed she is 60 per cent deaf in one ear in a recent interview. 

Vogue Williams has announced she and her podcast co-host Joanne McNally are joining Celebrity Gogglebox.