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OpenAI pays $3.2m to settle claims it discriminated against US workers
OpenAI and its subsidiary Statsig have agreed to pay $3.2m (£2.5m) to settle US justice department claims that they discriminated against American job applicants by favouring foreign workers on temporary employment visas. The department alleged the companies discouraged US citizens from applying by requiring paper applications, advertising roles late at night on the radio, and…
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Labor’s huge immigration crackdown thrown into chaos after internal blow-up forces minister to postpone major announcement
Australia’s Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has postponed a National Press Club address at which he had been expected to unveil a major package of reforms designed to sharply cut net migration, after an internal disagreement within the Labor government threw the plans into disarray. The move raises questions over the government’s timetable for tightening…
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Dems select their candidate to face longtime GOP lawmaker who balked at Virginia redistricting
Democrat Shannon Taylor has won her party’s primary in Virginia’s 1st Congressional District, setting up a general election challenge against long-serving Republican incumbent Rep. Rob Wittman on 3 November. Wittman, who has held the seat since 2007, has previously voiced opposition to a proposed Virginia redistricting measure, and Democrats are hoping that shifting voting patterns…
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Why Britain is suffering from a plague of flies… and how you can get rid of them for good: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reveals the methods that will really help you remove the pests – and ones to avoid
A Daily Mail feature by Christopher Stevens examines why Britain is experiencing a notable surge in flies this year and sets out which household methods are genuinely effective at getting rid of them, alongside common remedies that do not work. The piece responds to widespread public frustration with fly infestations, offering practical guidance for readers…
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SpaceX beats revenue expectations in first earnings report after IPO crash
SpaceX has posted stronger than expected second-quarter revenue in its first earnings report since becoming a public company, easing investor concerns about its path to profitability following a sharp share price fall after its stock market debut. The Elon Musk-led firm reported $7.81bn in revenue, a 92% jump since June and above analysts’ forecast of…
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These Lord of the Rings 3D Maps Are an Incredible Gift Idea for Tolkien Fans
IGN has highlighted a gift idea for Lord of the Rings fans: officially licensed 3D wooden maps of Middle Earth made by a company called ZeWood, sold on Amazon in multiple sizes. The layered wood design creates a textured, sculptural piece of wall art suited to an office or living room, and ZeWood is noted…
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David Ellison Says Paramount Is “Absolutely Open” To Settling WBD Antitrust Suit, But “We Will Win At Trial”
Paramount CEO David Ellison has said the company is “absolutely open” to settling the antitrust lawsuit challenging its proposed $110 billion merger with Warner Bros Discovery, though he expressed confidence it would prevail if the case went to trial. The comments came during Paramount’s second-quarter earnings call, shortly after a federal judge set a March…
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Popular square outside the late Queen’s favourite hotel is overrun by ‘aggressive’ rough sleepers who terrorise locals and tourists
Grosvenor Gardens, a square close to Victoria station in London, has reportedly been taken over by rough sleepers, with locals and tourists describing aggressive behaviour that has left them feeling intimidated. The site sits in the shadow of The Goring Hotel, an £800-a-night establishment favoured by the late Queen Elizabeth II, and lies just over…
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‘Killing Eve’ Meets ‘The Fall’ in Hulu’s Twisted 8-Part Crime Thriller
Hulu’s new eight-part crime thriller “Furious” has drawn strong critical praise since premiering on 27 July 2026, with reviewers comparing it to acclaimed series “Killing Eve” and “The Fall” for its dark, morally complex female leads. Created by Elizabeth Meriwether (known for “New Girl”, “The Dropout” and “Dying for Sex”), the series follows a cat-and-mouse…
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Sovereign wealth fund consortium completes $55bn buyout of Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts has completed its acquisition by a consortium led by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, alongside Silver Lake and Affinity Partners, in what stands as the largest leveraged buyout in history. The $55 billion deal takes EA from public to private ownership after decades on the stock market, marking a landmark moment for the…