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Eagle, one of the hundreds of beagles rescued from a testing facility in Wisconsin, let out an adorable howl for the first time since he gained his freedom.

A decade ago, Monica Mares and her biological son Caleb Peterson stunned America when they revealed they had fallen 'in love' after reconnecting on Facebook.

Red Hat has released RHEL 10.2 and 9.8 with new AI-assisted command-line tools. The releases also add updated developer toolchains such as Go 1.26, LLVM 21, Rust 1.92, Python 3.14, and PHP 8.4. Phoronix reports: Red Hat Enterprise Linux has introduced the goose command for power users. Goose is an optional CLI AI assistance with model context protocol (MCP) integration. There is also improved visual output via color output enhancements. As for their rationale with the new AI integration: "The business value: Faster problem resolution, and a quicker path for new administrators to become proficient. This translates into higher developer productivity and accelerated project timelines."

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Police were called just after midnight on Monday to reports that an incident had occurred on Battersea Bridge.

Serial dine-and-dash ex-lawyer Kerry Stevens, 40, has fled abroad and has been brazenly posting photos of herself enjoying a day trip to Disneyland - despite being wanted by police.

Another day, another AI bug silently fixed with no CVE and no public disclosure

The tragic discovery was made by rescuers early last Wednesday morning following reports of someone in the water at 5.45am.

The actress, 44, returned to work just three weeks after the birth of her second child with partner Oli Green to promote her role in the thriller, which follows up on the TV series of the same name.

Hundreds of never-before-seen UFO encounters have been released to the public after decades of legal fighting and top-secret classification.

Recovering chipmaker looks beyond 14A to 10A and 7A process nodes in foundry comeback bid

Longtime Slashdot reader Himmy32 writes: GitHub has announced on X that their internal repositories have been breached through a compromised VS Code Extension on an employee's workstation. Bleeping Computer reported that the attack is linked to TeamPCP who have been in the news for a recent campaign affecting Checkmarx, Trivy, SAP, TanStack, and Bitwarden. The group appears to be attempting to sell the stolen code on cybercrime forums. "Yesterday we detected and contained a compromise of an employee device involving a poisoned VS Code extension. We removed the malicious extension version, isolated the endpoint, and began incident response immediately," the company said. "Our current assessment is that the activity involved exfiltration of GitHub-internal repositories only. The attacker's current claims of ~3,800 repositories are directionally consistent with our investigation so far." Although the investigation remains ongoing, GitHub says it has "no evidence of impact to customer information stored outside of GitHub's internal repositories." The company has also not said whether it's in contact with the hackers or if it's received a ransom demand.

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Their Majesties gathered at the historic venue to meet guests from the nation's voluntary and charitable sectors who have had lasting impacts on their community.

Nice AI workloads you have going, it'd be a shame we ran out of stock

Strictly's new hosts Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe joked the show 'could be an absolute disaster' after taking over from Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman.

Vickrum Digwa, 23, who was accused of murdering Essex student Henry Nowak, has told the court that he acted out of 'self defence'.

Vickrum Digwa, 23, who was accused of murdering Essex student Henry Nowak, has told the court that he acted out of 'self defence'.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TorrentFreak: A coalition of thirteen major publishers has won a massive $19.5 million default judgment against shadow library Anna's Archive. A New York federal judge fully approved the publishers' requests, issuing a broad permanent injunction that orders more than twenty specific global registries, hosts, and service providers to immediately disable the site's remaining domains. [...] At first glance, the damages award is the headline figure. Judge Rakoff granted the maximum statutory damages of $150,000 for each of the 130 "Works in Suit." This brings the final damages bill amount to a staggering $19,500,000. However, as with the $322 million judgment won by the music industry against Anna's Archive in the related Spotify case, it's highly unlikely that this money will be recouped. For now, the operators of Anna's Archive remain strictly anonymous, which doesn't help either. The default judgment (PDF) addresses this and requires the operators to unmask their identities and provide a sworn statement with valid contact information to the court within 10 days. However, since the operators have previously stated they hide their identities to avoid "decades of prison time," it is safe to assume that the operators will simply ignore this request. The true power of this default judgment lies in the permanent injunction. Anna's Archive is known to evade enforcement and change domain names when needed, so the injunction targets the technical intermediaries that keep the site online. Specifically, the injunction orders "all domain name registries and registrars of record" to permanently disable access to Anna's Archive's domains and prevent their transfer to anyone other than the publishers or the music industry plaintiffs in the related case. In addition to domain name services, the order also extends to international hosting providers, who are also ordered to stop working with the site. Leaving no room for interpretation, the order specifically names more than twenty companies and organizations. This includes familiar names like Cloudflare, Njalla, and DDOS-Guard, as well as the domain name registries of the site's current active domains [...]. The names include some intermediaries that were already listed in the Spotify default judgment, as well as new ones.

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The supermodels were out in force during the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday night as Bella Hadid and Heidi Klum attended the La Bataille de Gaulle, L'Age de Fer premiere.

The United States government has indicted former Cuban President Raul Castro in connection with the horrific downing of two American civilian planes 30 years ago, officials announced today.

In March, the actor, 66, came to an agreement with three men who claimed they were abused at times between 2000 and 2015.