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OpenAI prepares Astra launch as powerful AI model triggers stricter safety measures

OpenAI is preparing to release a new artificial intelligence model called Astra, but the company says its advanced cybersecurity capabilities require additional safeguards before the system can be made more widely available. Company officials told reporters during a briefing on Tuesday that Astra can identify more security vulnerabilities......

Trump attacks Madrid over Ceuta migration crisis, warning Spain is heading toward “ruin”

U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticized Spain’s handling of the migration crisis in Ceuta, arguing that scenes of large numbers of migrants crossing into the Spanish enclave reflect what he described as serious failures in the country’s immigration policies and border management. Speaking to British broadcaster GB News,......

Poisoned sea lions wash ashore along California coast

Dozens of sick and disoriented sea lions have washed up on California beaches in recent days, prompting wildlife authorities and marine experts to warn the public against approaching the affected animals. The Marine Mammal Center said the animals are suffering from domoic acid poisoning, a neurological illness caused by a toxin produced by......

G20 backs U.S.-led framework for a more flexible approach to AI regulation

G20 countries have reached an agreement on a new framework for artificial intelligence and emerging technologies that reflects the United States’ push for a more flexible regulatory approach focused on innovation, investment and technological growth. The agreement was reached during a technology and innovation summit hosted by the administration......

Trump says oil flows through Strait of Hormuz have nearly returned to pre-conflict levels

U.S. President Donald Trump has said oil shipments passing through the Strait of Hormuz have almost recovered to the levels recorded before the latest escalation with Iran, pointing to a significant improvement in commercial traffic through the strategically important waterway. In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump shared charts indicating......

Trump wants Europe to cover part of U.S. aid to Ukraine

Donald Trump intends to demand that European countries reimburse the United States for a portion of the weapons and ammunition already provided to Ukraine. The American president also suggests that arms exports to allies may remain limited while U.S. stocks are replenished, amid rising tensions related to the war in Iran. Washington seeks......

Pentagon introduces mandatory testosterone testing for service members aged 30 and over

The U.S. Department of War has introduced a new policy requiring testosterone testing for active-duty and reserve service members aged 30 and above, as part of an effort to strengthen military readiness. The directive, which takes effect immediately, establishes standardized procedures for hormone screening and treatment for both men and......

Trump criticizes Harry and Meghan over their relationship with the British royal family

U.S. President Donald Trump has renewed his criticism of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, saying he was pleased to see the couple return to Britain but making clear that he has never been a supporter of their approach to the royal family. Speaking from the White House, Trump said he had enjoyed a positive relationship with the late Queen Elizabeth......

Meta smart glasses face privacy lawsuit over alleged unauthorized data collection

Meta is facing an expanded class-action lawsuit accusing the technology company of misleading consumers about the privacy protections surrounding its AI-powered smart glasses. The amended complaint broadens the group of potential plaintiffs beyond people who own or use the glasses to include individuals who were near them when the devices......

U.S. forces divert 86 vessels and stop three others under Iran port blockade

U.S. military forces have diverted 86 commercial vessels and stopped three others since Washington imposed a blockade on Iranian ports in mid-July, according to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM). In a statement published on X, CENTCOM said that as of September 2, American forces had redirected 86 commercial ships, stopped three vessels and boarded......

Who made the first touchscreen smartphone in history?

The iPhone is often credited with revolutionizing the smartphone industry when Apple introduced it in 2007. Samsung and other major manufacturers later helped make touchscreen devices a global standard. But the story of touchscreen smartphones began more than a decade before the first iPhone. Among the pioneering devices was the IBM Simon......

U.S. deports more than 100 migrants to African countries they are not citizens of

The United States deported more than 100 migrants to eight African countries over a period of just ten days, even though none of those individuals held citizenship in the countries where they were sent, according to internal U.S. government documents obtained by CBS News. The deportations were carried out through three Immigration and Customs......

Cassandra Wilson: American Jazz Loses a Major Voice at 70

American singer Cassandra Wilson passed away on Wednesday in Jackson, Mississippi, her hometown, at the age of 70. Awarded twice at the Grammy Awards, the artist had established a recognizable vocal signature over nearly three decades, characterized by depth of tone, expressiveness, and musical freedom. A Unique Voice Has Been Silenced Cassandra......

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