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In a new report, the AI start-up added that it could not determine if the research was legitimate or nefarious, leading the company to shut down the work

The fatalities mark an unusually high death toll for the annual desert event.

A birthday party has turned into a nightmare after a house suddenly exploded in a deadly blast that has killed two and injured three others.

The US President is facing renewed scrutiny over his account of what he did in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Twenty-five years later, thousands of children who fled the September 11 attacks are still waiting for answers about the lifelong fallout for their health.

The family of a teenage girl allegedly murdered by D4vd is suing the recording artist who is accused of stabbing the girl and dismembering her body.

The passengers who restrained the 67-year-old with duct-tape have spoken out about the incident.

Her daughter said she was ‘lost for words’ at the judge’s shock ruling.

Investigators are looking into why an Amazon cargo jet ran off a runway at Miami International Airport, killing five people

Court documents say she described her son as the ‘devil’ and ‘anti-Christ’. WARNING: Graphic content.

A shocking mid-air confrontation has forced passengers and airline crew to restrain an unruly traveller with duct tape.

Police said their investigation uncovered ‘something almost as rare’ as the elusive creature.

A judge has officially declared a mistrial in the murder case against US mother Lindsay Clancy.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: If jurors cannot achieve consensus, the resulting mistrial will open a ferocious new round of debate about Clancy’s case.

It is a case that has gripped the world, and a verdict could be imminent. Here’s everything to know in the case of a mother who allegedly murdered her three young children.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The judge in the Lindsay Clancy trial will hold an inquiry regarding what appears to be a single holdout preventing the Massachusetts jury from reaching a unanimous decision.

JD Vance said he was “sceptical” of reports by Iranian state media that US strikes hit a wedding party and civilians in the past several days.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Fresh from meeting his US counterpart at the Pentagon, Richard Marles is now in London, armed with a new excuse for why he is not raising defence spending.