As Britain’s political class reels from the fallout of the Jeffrey Epstein disclosures, a once-unlikely question has moved to the center of Westminster gossip: could the United Kingdom be on the verge of appointing its...

A new entrant has stepped into the global AI arena, and this time the accent is unmistakably Indian. Bengaluru startup Sarvam AI says parts of its technology outperform ChatGPT and Google Gemini in specific benchmarks....

When the United States and India announced an interim trade framework this week, one line from US President Donald Trump quickly dominated headlines: India, he said, would stop buying Russian oil. The claim sparked immediate...

Between 1969 and 1972, 12 humans walked on the Moon. Then, abruptly, the missions stopped. For more than half a century, no astronaut has returned to the lunar surface—a gap that has fueled skepticism, conspiracy...

Google is quietly redefining what a web browser does. With the launch of Auto Browse, a new AI-powered feature in Chrome, Google is moving beyond search and tabs into something closer to a digital assistant...

OpenAI has released a desktop application for its AI programming assistant, bringing the OpenAI Codex app out of browser tabs and into a dedicated workspace. The launch marks a shift in how coding assistants are...

Within hours of a newly circulated document from the Epstein files, the Baal reference controversy, and social platforms filled with claims about cults, rituals, and hidden symbols. The viral image was a 2009 JPMorgan wire-transfer...

The release of Jeffrey Epstein–related records has often followed a familiar pattern: huge document dumps, scattered PDFs, blurry scans, and hours of manual searching just to find a single name or email thread. Now, a...

Apple’s most intriguing hardware idea in years does not look like a phone, a watch, or even a pair of glasses. It clips onto your clothes. The Apple AI Pin is Apple’s quiet bet on...

In January 2026, a strange new corner of the internet began drawing curious onlookers. Moltbook, often described as “Reddit for bots,” is an online platform where artificial intelligence agents talk to each other in public...