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Confident Trump dismisses predictions of AI killing all humans and says it ‘won’t happen’… as he issues warning of his own about beating China in intelligence race
President Donald Trump has dismissed warnings that artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity, telling reporters at his golf resort in Doonbeg, Ireland, that such predictions “won’t happen.” His remarks come amid growing debate in Washington over how to handle AI’s rapid development, with Trump instead framing the issue as a competitive race with China that…
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Teary-Eyed Kaley Cuoco Recalls Death of Her ‘8 Simple Rules’ TV Dad John Ritter: ‘One of the Worst Days of My Life’
Kaley Cuoco paid emotional tribute to her late “8 Simple Rules” co-star John Ritter at the John Ritter Foundation for Aortic Health’s Evening From the Heart gala in Los Angeles. Cuoco, who played Ritter’s daughter on the sitcom, was on set in 2003 when he died suddenly of a thoracic aortic dissection at age 54,…
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German far-right surge, Charlie Kirk backlash and Aspinall’s title under threat
Germany’s AfD nears historic regional power as Sweden votes Sunday amid a hard-right surge; US students spark outrage reenacting Charlie Kirk’s killing; plus a Rotherham cost-of-living charity, a Boko Haram survivor’s story, and sport and music updates.
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Meet the man who painstakingly recreated the Bayeux Tapestry on his commute to work (having started in the 1980s)
A 70-year-old Scot named Ian Williams has spent around 40 years hand-stitching a replica of the Bayeux Tapestry, working on it during his two-hour daily train commute since starting the project in the 1980s. The piece is now going on public display in Macduff, Aberdeenshire, timed to coincide with the display of the original tapestry…
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The Guardian view on the government’s corporate reforms: entrenching neoliberalism, not ending it | Editorial
The Guardian’s editorial criticises a 12-week government consultation on corporate reporting, arguing it prioritises shareholder interests over those of workers and wider society despite Andy Burnham’s stated ambition to move beyond neoliberalism. The consultation was launched as part of the Starmer government’s drive to cut “red tape” for businesses, but the piece argues that in…
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Female passenger undresses on American Airlines flight, engages in ‘indecent acts,’ crew reports
Officers were waiting at the gate when American Airlines Flight 1779 landed in Miami on Friday, 11 September, taking a female passenger into custody after cabin crew reported that she had stripped and engaged in indecent behaviour mid-flight. The aircraft continued to its destination rather than diverting, and the case ended as a straightforward removal…
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I’ve got a soft spot for cozy games with flying in them and these are my 4 favorites
This PC Gamer piece is a personal recommendation article in which the writer shares an affection for “cozy” video games that feature flying mechanics, highlighting four titles they consider their favourites. The piece falls into the broader genre of cosy gaming journalism, which has grown in popularity as players seek relaxing, low-stakes alternatives to more…
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After more than 400 hours of Valheim in early access, I love the journey from naked adventurer to godly Viking now more than ever
A PC Gamer writer reflects on more than 400 hours spent playing Valheim, the Viking-themed survival game that remains in early access, describing renewed appreciation for its long-term progression system. The piece is a personal opinion/retrospective rather than breaking news, highlighting why the game’s structure keeps players engaged well beyond initial launch hype. The author…
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Melty Blood: Twi-Lumina Announced For Switch 1 & 2, Out 2027
Melty Blood: Twi-Lumina, the next instalment in TYPE-MOON’s fighting game series, has been confirmed for release on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on 22nd April 2027. Developer French Bread and publisher Aniplex first revealed the game with a teaser trailer at EVO Japan in May 2026, and a new trailer released in September has now…
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BLACKIE LAWLESS Explains Decision To Perform Pre-W.A.S.P. Song ‘Mr. Cool’ On ‘1984 To Headless’ Tour: ‘I’m Doing It, Quite Honestly, For Me’
W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawless has explained why he chose to perform “Mr. Cool”, a song written when he was 18 and never previously played live, during the band’s current “1984 To Headless” tour. The track originated as a demo from his pre-W.A.S.P. band SISTER and later evolved into “Cries In The Night” on 1985’s “The…