Wales Becomes First UK Testbed for Citywide AI-Powered Facial Recognition Surveillance
Cardiff's new AI-powered facial recognition network is a step toward permanent mass surveillance.
RFK Jr. Prepares To Dismiss Vaccine Advisors
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is preparing to dismiss a number of vaccine advisors as he begins shaking up the Department of Health and Human Services
German Elections: 14,000 Votes Could’ve Changed History
Germany's far-left BSW lost by a mere 14,000 votes, but they may challenge the election result in the nation's top court.
Two Thousand Jobs at USAID To Be Cut
The Trump admin will cut 2,000 jobs at USAID and place nearly all remaining staff worldwide on administrative leave
Trump Admin Will Revive Title 42 To Stop Migrants at Border
Title 42 measures allow immigration officials to expel migrants within minutes of illegal entry, without any further procedure
EU’s ‘Democracy Shield’ Faces Backlash Over Sovereignty Concerns, Double Standards, and Proposed Intelligence Agency
Opponents argue the initiative is a tool for political gatekeeping, not just election integrity.
BREAKING: Dan Bongino New Deputy FBI Director
Former Secret Service agent and popular podcaster Dan Bongino will be deputy director of the FBI, under Kash Patel
Zelensky: “$100 Billion” of US Money Given to Ukraine Was a “Grant and Not a Loan”
Speaking at the “Ukraine 2025” forum in Kiev on Sunday, Zelensky refused to recognize any financial debt to the US
Palabra del día: ‘peripatetic’
Esta palabra ha aparecido en 42 artículos en NYTimes.com en inglés en el último año. ¿Puedes usarla en una frase?
Ser George Clooney es más difícil de lo que parece
Debuta en Broadway con una versión teatral de su película de 2005 “Buenas noches, y buena suerte”. Está preparado, pero también aterrorizado.