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The French government has introduced a second version of its proposed social media ban for minors under 15, after the original was ruled unconstitutional.
Sega's crossover racer adds the Umbra Witch at no cost during its second year, per a new teaser trailer.
A PIMS nurse who carried a newborn to safety during a deadly fire has been approved for Pakistan's Tamgha-i-Shujaat, with further honors and cash awards following.
Canon's new EOS R8 Mark II adds in-body image stabilization while keeping the 24.2MP sensor from its predecessor, Newsshooter reports.
Vasco da Gama face Independiente Santa Fe in the Copa Sudamericana semifinals, with Brazilian outlets listing broadcast details and lineups.
New home sales dropped sharply in a single Australian state, prompting warnings against another rate rise, News.com.au reports.
Anthropic's CEO repeats his case for pacing frontier AI development, while Nvidia argues for moving faster, theguardian.com reports.
Griselda Gambaro, a leading figure in Argentine theater known for work on power and violence, has died, multiple outlets report.
ABC Nyheter reports Saudi Arabia launched 54 airstrikes against Yemen within 24 hours, according to its Monday coverage.
Taylor Swift appeared in an Emmys sketch, and outlets including Rolling Stone say it was loaded with hidden references fans are now decoding.
A US network reports Saudi Arabia's east-west oil artery will resume within days, as Iraqi sources point to splinter cells behind the attack.
Chega leader André Ventura rejects suspicion that vandalism at his party office was staged, blaming PSD and Livre for spreading allegations without evidence.
Breaking news isn't just reported anymore — it's legislated against in real time. Here's how the 24-hour cycle quietly became the world's most powerful policymaker.
Testifying before a Senate commission, Anne Hidalgo called the Paris afterschool abuse scandal a "collective failure" rather than her own.
A village in the UK is holding a vote on independence, with polling under way, according to the BBC.
Barry's Head of House win secures the first finale spot in BBNaija Season 11, while 11 housemates face possible eviction in week eight.
Alberta is holding its $100 fee for COVID-19 vaccines as it gets ready for the fall influenza immunization campaign, edmonton.citynews.ca reports.
Allianz has agreed to stop sponsoring a Spanish festival following concerns about its links to Israel, according to RTE.ie.
Beijing responds to claims its AI advances are decelerating, urging multilateral cooperation as scholars say U.S.-China AI ties must be separated from strategic rivalry.
Government papers indicate AI developers may use copyrighted material freely under a proposed quota-based copyright arrangement.
Africa.com reports a rise in malaria cases in Sudan's capital as large numbers of people return to Khartoum.
A US oversight body's official report says the Iran war has left American forces short on munitions, according to German media.
Gold dropped hard on Monday while competing bank forecasts left investors uncertain ahead of the US interest rate decision.
Partido Popular's Martínez-Maíllo calls for the CNI director to appear before Congress over Ceuta, while Defence Minister Robles signals support for a secrets committee hearing.
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