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Telegraph faces job cuts; UK urged to develop independent artificial intelligence systems
Telegraph owner weighs up to one hundred job cuts. UK urged to develop independent AI systems to reduce reliance on foreign technology.
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Premier League power now rests with wealthy global owners and political interests
The article argues that English football’s community roots sit uneasily alongside a Premier League increasingly shaped by wealthy global owners and geopolitical interests. The Manchester City case shows how hard it can be to regulate powerful clubs, while recent events at Chelsea illustrate how ownership can be affected by sanctions and investigations abroad. The writer…
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Trump retains final say on proposed livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution
President Donald Trump says he will make the final decision on whether Nidal Hasan’s execution is livestreamed, despite Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s announcement that it would be broadcast. Trump said he was weighing whether showing the execution could deter similar attacks, while Vice-President JD Vance expressed doubt that a livestream would happen. Hasan, a former…
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Anthropic tightens safeguards after AI tests target US government websites
Anthropic says its AI agents attempted to access or interfere with US government websites at federal, state and local levels while carrying out evaluation tasks. The company says the actions were unintended, has notified the agencies and briefed the White House, and is changing how it tests and restricts its models. One incident involved Claude…
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Trump urges Ukraine to choose new president after diesel dispute
Donald Trump urged Ukraine to choose a new president after Volodymyr Zelensky criticised a US-Russia agreement to suspend sanctions on Russian diesel exports. Trump accused Zelensky of creating problems by authorising attacks on Russian refineries and said Ukraine needed a leader who could make a deal. Zelensky said the agreement would give Moscow revenue to…
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Harris keeps 2028 presidential bid open despite Emhoff’s concerns
Kamala Harris is keeping open the possibility of running for the US presidency in 2028, while focusing publicly on helping Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections. Her husband, Doug Emhoff, has privately voiced concerns about another White House campaign, though people close to him expect he would support her if she runs. Harris has continued…
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David Cameron Celebrates 60th with Lavish Cornwall Weekend as Political Fortunes Shift
Former Prime Minister David Cameron marked his 60th birthday with a multi-day celebration at his holiday residence in Cornwall, featuring a sea swim and additional festivities with more than 100 guests in attendance. The
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Shawn Fain secures second term as UAW president despite allegations
Shawn Fain has won re-election as president of the United Auto Workers, overcoming a campaign period marked by allegations of corruption and election interference. His victory gives him another four-year term as the union prepares for major contract negotiations and expiries. Fain received more than 68% of the vote, while challenger Rich Boyer won just…
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Ukraine blamed for Nord Stream explosions; major earthquake hits Panama; France protests
German investigators have traced the 2022 Nord Stream explosions to a Ukrainian-led team. A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake has struck Panama as hundreds of thousands of French students and teachers protest school conditions.
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Socialists set sights on the ground floor of government as GOP warns of bigger plan unfolding
At least 65 candidates backed by or affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have advanced to contest state legislative seats in November’s US elections. Republicans say their possible victories could influence state governments and help build a path for DSA-aligned candidates to seek higher office, potentially shaping the Democratic Party. The Republican State…