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British driver sets new land speed record for hydrogen-powered car – video
British driver Andy Green and engineering firm JCB have set a new land speed record for a hydrogen-powered vehicle, reaching 406.320mph in the JCB Hydromax. The achievement is significant as a demonstration of hydrogen technology’s potential in high-performance engineering. The attempt took place in Utah and came 20 years after Green set JCB’s FIA-certified diesel…
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QUEEN’s ROGER TAYLOR Shares ‘I See You Now’ Single From Upcoming Solo Album ‘Violence Insane In A Beautiful World’
Legendary QUEEN songwriter, musician and singer Roger Taylor has announced his new album, “Violence Insane In A Beautiful World”, due out September 18 via Columbia Records. The LP is preceded by the second single “I See You Now”, with an accompanying music video directed by Sarina Taylor and Simon L…
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Kick It Out chair Bhandari to step down from role
Sanjay Bhandari will step down as chair of anti-discrimination charity Kick It Out at the end of the 2026-27 season, concluding more than seven years in the role. His departure matters because he has overseen significant organisational changes at a prominent voice for equality and inclusion in football, and his successor will be expected to…
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Heat, algae and AI: proposed datacenter could damage Everglades, experts warn
Developers have proposed Project Tango, a 600MW hyperscale datacentre on 202 acres near the northern edge of the Florida Everglades, prompting environmental and community opposition. Experts warn that its substantial electricity use and resulting waste heat could warm nearby waters, worsening toxic algal blooms and threatening an already stressed wetland system. The dispute matters because…
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Space Marine 2 Maker Saber Interactive Denies Writer’s Claim They Were Replaced by ChatGPT, but Admits Rideshare Stimulator Will Feature AI ‘By Necessity’
Saber Interactive, the company behind Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, has denied it replaced a writer with ChatGPT, but admitted its new taxi game Rideshare Stimulator uses AI “by necessity.”
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Trump’s DC crime crackdown ‘working’ as city sees homicides plummet 43% since 2025: slain intern’s mom
Tamara Jachym says Trump's National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., is working after her son Eric Tarpinian-Jachym was fatally shot in 2025.
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AI code-testing startup Blacksmith’s valuation jumps almost 10x in less than a year
Blacksmith, an AI code-testing startup, has raised $45 million in a Series B funding round led by Peak XV Partners, taking its valuation to $550 million. The sharp rise reflects investor confidence that, as AI tools accelerate code generation, testing and verification will become a more important constraint in software development. Founded in 2024, Blacksmith…
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Cambridge University boss investigates faculty for appointing ‘Professor Plagiarism’ as website locks down amid ‘anger and anxiety’ around ‘damaging and difficult case’
Cambridge University’s leadership is investigating the faculty behind the appointment of an academic dubbed “Professor Plagiarism”, according to the report. The case has reportedly prompted anger and anxiety within the university, with concerns that it could damage the institution’s reputation and raise questions about its appointment procedures. The university’s website was said to have restricted…
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The Job Interview Tattoo Guy Everyone Got Mad at Finally Explains Himself
Jordan Zietz, cofounder of AI startup LemonLime, says a widely criticised LinkedIn post overstated what happened at a party where he offered interviews to people who got tattoos. He insists nobody was required to get the company logo tattooed, and that any attendee who wanted an interview could have one; the incident matters because it…
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Lego shut down a Bionicle fangame 8 years in the making—1 year later, its developers are back with something legally distinct and arguably cooler
Lego reportedly forced the closure of a fan-made Bionicle game after eight years of development, but the team has returned a year later with a new project designed to avoid using Lego’s intellectual property. The case highlights how fan developers can lose long-running projects to trademark and copyright enforcement, while also showing how their work…