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Pindar Van Arman teaches robots to create art, advancing artificial intelligence towards the Singularity.
A China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800 carrying 132 people crashes in southern China near Guanti, prompting ongoing rescue operations amid concerns over air safety.
The crash of Flight MU5735 may be the deadliest aviation disaster in decades due to deliberate actions.
Circular plastic offers an attractive opportunity for investors amid rising consumer demand.
Pluto's reclassification has led to a mysterious red coloration, prompting scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institute to investigate its surface changes.
Jake Davison's YouTube videos show his ties to the Incel movement after the Plymouth shootings.
The rise of digital assistants, highlighted by insights from Google, marks a significant shift in technology's role in everyday life and human interaction.
Curiosity has 17 cameras, the most of any NASA planetary mission, including color imagers for geology and black-and-white cameras for engineering.
Police condemn a shooting near Euston, leaving a seven-year-old girl in critical condition.
President Donald Trump threatens military action amid protests for George Floyd in Brooklyn.
Startup BeeHero uses machine learning to protect bees and enhance global food security.
Portugal faces a brain drain as skilled workers like Diaz leave for better opportunities abroad.
Chevrolet's Spark subcompact targets the European market with distinctive design and efficiency.
Vladimir Vetrov, a KGB colonel, reveals to French intelligence that Soviet spies are using detente to steal Western technological secrets.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's linked jet crashes after leaving Moscow, raising questions around the cause.
Rishi Sunak announces a ban on American XL bully dogs after a fatal attack in Stonnall.
Prince Harry names Piers Morgan in court over phone hacking related to Princess Diana.
Prince Philip's funeral will be attended by 30 guests, including Queen Elizabeth II and their children, due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Aaron Campbell reveals the COVID-19 crisis in FCI Elton, Ohio, through a contraband cell phone.
The video tests private jet travel speed from Teterboro Airport to Manhattan's Empire State Building.
Breitbart News had its biggest month ever in June 2016, as it sought to align with Bernie Sanders supporters disillusioned by the Democratic establishment.
Demonstrations worldwide honor Alexey Navalny's birthday, with protests occurring in Russia.
Carmakers face a chip shortage, impacting sales and market share, especially for Volkswagen.
Joseph uses AI to break into his Lloyd's Bank account, raising security concerns.
The video shows protests at Margaret Thatcher's funeral, revealing divided opinions on her legacy.
A Trump supporter shares views on the president's self-funded campaign at a Minneapolis rally.
Protests in China, including Shanghai, challenge Xi Jinping's COVID-19 policies and leadership.
Putin accuses Poland of land grabs after troop movements near Belarus and Ukraine.
Putin bans Russian oil exports to countries following Western price cap on Tuesday.
Christoph Heusgen states Putin can't conquer more of Ukraine and is now on the defensive.
Putin threatens to exit the grain deal during a meeting with Turkey's Erdogan amid rising tensions.
Vladimir Putin responds to Yevgeny Prigozhin's armed uprising in Russia.
The Crimean Bridge attack on October 8 is linked to the Ukrainian Security Services' terrorism.
Vladimir Putin seeks global support from Russians to reclaim Russia's former glory.
Rumors about fan purchases and threats from Russia regarding the FIFA World Cup in Qatar are examined, revealing misinformation and clarifying official statements.
On June 3, 2012, Republicans stage a demonstration during the Queen's Jubilee celebrations, advocating for democracy and expressing their opposition to the monarchy.
The queen limits balcony appearances to working royals during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Rahman Khandker sells produce in TriBeCa, working hard to serve his loyal customers.
Tensions rise in Naples, Italy, as COVID-19 cases spark protests and emergency responses.
Mick Lynch predicts rail strikes will spread to other sectors, impacting transport nationwide.
AJ's machine, weighing one-third of Randi's buggy, helps him secure victory in a $5,000 race, leaving Randi to reflect on her performance.
Hackers made around a billion dollars in ransomware attacks, affecting hospitals and businesses.
Ivana Trump’s life is chronicled through exclusive footage and stills, highlighting her evolution from a Czech model to a prominent businesswoman and Donald Trump's ex-wife.
Raspberry Pi, a tiny British computer designed to enhance computing skills in children, celebrates its 10th anniversary while examining its impact on technology and innovation.
The World Food Programme discusses aid challenges in Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Germany's Bundestag discusses a coup plot by the far-right Reichsbürger movement on Monday.
In January 2003, Space Shuttle Columbia tragically disintegrates during re-entry, killing its crew.
President Trump claims the biggest Electoral College win since Reagan, but is corrected by a reporter.
