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Fighter jets intercept two planes violating airspace above Trump’s golf club
Two military fighter jets scrambled to intercept a pair of small aircraft that breached restricted airspace above Donald Trump’s golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, prompting a rapid security response around the president’s property. Such temporary flight restrictions are routinely put in place whenever Trump visits his golf courses, and incursions typically trigger an immediate…
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Is cyberbullying hiding in your child’s group chat?
A Fox News piece warns parents and grandparents that cyberbullying often hides in seemingly harmless group chats, where jokes, embarrassing photos or pile-on comments can escalate into targeted harassment. The article stresses that warning signs are not always obvious, as some children conceal what they are experiencing while others take part without realising their behaviour…
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Two Eiffel Towers, One Perfect Ending: Inside the Final Frame of ‘Hacks’
From VFX and steady-cam choreography to a reshoot beneath a golden Las Vegas sky, the series’ creative team engineered a seamless lasting image for Deborah and Ava.
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Kinahan extradited to Ireland as Sheffield stabbing and Moody’s AI banking warning make headlines
An Irish government jet is bringing crime boss Daniel Kinahan from Dubai to face charges in Dublin, a man was stabbed in Sheffield, and Moody’s warns banks’ AI drive risks over-reliance on Silicon Valley tech firms.
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Anthropic is turning Claude Code’s auto mode on by default
Anthropic will make “auto mode” the default setting in Claude Code, its AI coding tool, for Pro, Max and Team account holders from 14 August. The change means the tool will act with less human oversight, proceeding through most actions automatically rather than pausing for approval at each step, and will only stop to ask…
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RIKKI ROCKETT Is ‘Very, Very Proud’ Of POISON’s ‘Native Tongue’ Album: ‘I Think It’s A Great Record’
POISON drummer Rikki Rockett has spoken warmly about the band’s 1993 album “Native Tongue” in a new interview, calling it a great record he remains proud of despite its lukewarm commercial reception. The album marked a significant departure for POISON, trading its glam-metal party anthems for a more serious, blues-rock sound, and stands as the…
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Helloooo, Emmy: Art Carney’s Enduring ‘Honeymooners’ Triumph
Seventy years ago, Art Carney won the sole Emmy earned by “The Honeymooners” during its mid-1950s run, taking best supporting actor for his role as Ed Norton opposite Jackie Gleason’s Ralph Kramden. The award has become emblematic of how the show, despite critical scepticism at first, is now remembered as one of American television’s golden-age…
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How to use Claude’s voice mode
Anthropic has upgraded voice mode for its Claude chatbot, expanding it beyond the lightweight Haiku model to also support the more capable Sonnet and Opus models, while adding the ability to draw on connected apps and services. The update, rolled out in July, aims to make spoken interactions with Claude more useful and versatile, bringing…
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NORAD jets intercept aircraft breaching Bedminster no-fly zone
NORAD confirmed that F-16 fighter jets intercepted several general aviation aircraft over Bedminster, New Jersey, on Sunday after the planes breached temporary flight restrictions in place around the area. Such restrictions are routinely imposed whenever the US president is present, and Bedminster is home to one of Donald Trump’s golf clubs, which he visits frequently.…
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Jeremy Clarkson shares bleak update on Diddly Squat Farm: TV presenter complains his harvest is ‘f*****’ ahead of UK’s fifth heatwave
Jeremy Clarkson has given a downbeat update on the state of his Diddly Squat Farm harvest, describing it in blunt terms as the UK braces for its fifth heatwave of the summer. The former Top Gear presenter, who has documented the trials of running his Oxfordshire farm in his Amazon Prime series, used characteristically colourful…