A home invasion victim was almost run over by his own car in his Adelaide driveway after thieves sped off
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John Dickerson shows us why California’s storms aren’t solving the state’s drought, new reporting on the classified documents discovered in
‘What’s the most British phrase of all-time?’ – 21 nailed-on suggestions
English isn’t the most common first language in the world, but it’s top three, with the US and Canada, Australia
Rotimi delivers a fascinating performance of “Make You Say” on Glitch Sessions
Nigerian music heartthrob Rotimi dazzled in the live performance of his hit single, “Make You Say” on Glitch Sessions. The RnB
Speculum: the creepy history of this ancient gynaecological device and why it’s still feared today
Vaginal and anal speculum were used by the ancient Greeks and Romans. Shutterstock/Praisaeng Women’s health is in crisis. In many
Microsoft in talks to invest $10 bln in ChatGPT owner – Semafor
Jan 11 (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) is in talks to invest $10 billion into OpenAI, the owner of ChatGPT, which will
Oilergeddon: Edmonton Oilers are in a rough patch but is the end of an era truly closing in?
When the Edmonton Oilers are struggling, predictions of the coming of Oilergeddon, the end of the McDavid-Draisaitl era, start popping
4 ways artificial intelligence could transform manufacturing
The manufacturing sector is facing many challenges, including the need for sustainability, a skills shortage and geopolitical instability. Artificial intelligence
Britain’s ‘Take Back Control’ déjà vu
Paul Anderson is a former editor of and columnist for Tribune. It’s not unusual in British politics to observe that
Apple’s next custom hardware trick might be its own MicroLED screens
Illustration by Nick Barclay / The Verge Apple is reportedly working on designing its own in-house MicroLED displays to use
