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Donnamarie Bowers, 44, blamed 'the public' for a decision to block the early release of her son, Albert Bowers, claiming he was 'not a danger to anyone'.

Muslim police who defend Hamas are damaging forces' impartiality. Analysis of officer affiliations revealed some are entering 'contested ideological, religious or political territory'.

Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were denied White House access on Saturday, triggering condemnation and warnings of potential legal challenges.

Donald Trump's visit to the UN General Assembly will not be televised by the major US broadcasters on Monday as they band together to boycott his ban on CNN and MS Now.

The bruising defeat of Chancellor Friedrich Merz (pictured) reflects the stalling of what once was Germany's mighty economic engine.

A report from the North Sea Transition Taskforce says a plan to phase out the levy must be brought forward to prevent a 'disorderly decline'.

Fueled by the AI boom, the House of Zen's rise isn't just Instinct - Lisa Su is riding high on some Epyc design chops too

The ITV hit show has been in the midst of its most drama-filled season yet, with Monday's episode seeing its biggest row so far thanks to clash between Lynx and new arrivals Jedward.

A fishing vessel with three people on board struck rocks and capsized by the Golden Gate Bridge's north tower shortly after 6am on Thursday.

The sole holdout juror, Michael P. Desronvil , 48, sided with prosecutors and said that he had no doubts about Clancy's guilt, in opposition to the verdict reached by the other 11 jurors.

Repairability improvements can't lift last year's score as camera complexity and screen-frame concerns remain

Bristol City Council is reportedly planning to outlaw residents hanging flags from lampposts as they 'can be a source of concern or division'.

Ad biz promises users control while bug could expose voice prompts

The pair were first seen at a Field of Dreams screening in October 2025 and last month enjoyed an oceanfront lunch in Santa Barbara.

One newspaper claimed there are 5,000 Lib Dems in Brighton for their conference. Are these hordes in the pubs? Playing fruit machines on the pier?

Speaking on CBS Mornings on Monday morning, Ross Douthat told show host Nate Burleson: 'They are having a child.'

'Humans are responsible, not the AI,' argues Scott Bessent as he calls out OpenAI agents' hack of Hugging Face

"In a few weeks, KDE will turn 30 years old," writes core contributor Kevin Ottens, celebrating with some special KDE community data analytics (including a 30-year graph of the number of contributors): It peaks around 180 on average (and sometimes reaches towards around 200 people) then shrinks again hitting bottom around 110 persons on average in 2017... Since then, we had two major events happening. First, 2018 is the year where we had the first set of KDE Goals being picked by the community, one being "Streamlined onboarding of new contributors". Second, we had the transition to GitLab which was fully delivered early in the second quarter of 2020... Now it seems like the team size is around 140 people on average, so closer to the all time high of 2010 but we didn't fully close the gap yet. Interestingly though, the commit count is much closer to the one we had in 2010, with a bit less people. We even had an all time high commit count in 2023 which surpassed any other week since the creation of the project. And to make things even brighter, the trends at the end of the plot point upwards. Looks like 2026 will be a very good year. Hopefully the growth will stay stable this time and then the community will be the biggest it's ever been... [For the KDE Plasma desktop] We find the 2010 dip but it's much less dramatic than in all the other plots. It stabilized much quicker and managed to stay with an almost identical team size. We also find the increase leading up to 2020. And clearly it's one of the projects which benefitted the most of the GitLab transition. It's average team size almost doubled during the transition! Earlier I asked where the increase we could see on KDE as a whole but not on applications was coming from? Well, this is probably it. Like the rest of KDE, 2026 will be a very good year for Plasma as well. I wonder... will it double in size again next year compared to 2020? "I'm rather happy that KDE as a whole seems very healthy..." the post concludes. "It looks like in almost 30 years KDE built a great community and many awesome products..." "Kudos to all the people involved for the past 30 years! Even if you're not involved any more you helped contribute something beautiful and precious to the world. We're the living proof that large commons can be created and made sustainable thanks to passionate people."

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'A new category,' insists the Chocolate Factory, not a premium Chromebook - yet some of the family resemblance remains