This week's tech news includes Cloudsmith's funding for software security, Podcastle's new text-to-speech model, Opera's AI agent, and California's new AI bill. Read more...

Donald Trump accuses Volodymyr Zelensky of escalating tensions during an Oval Office clash, while Russia reportedly "revels" in the fallout. Iowa removes gender from its civil rights code. Read more...

A Massachusetts judge dismissed an auto industry lawsuit challenging the state's "right to repair" law, ensuring consumers and independent shops can access vehicle repair data. Read more...

Elly Schlein, leader of Italy's PD, addresses European unity, supports referendums on work and citizenship, criticizes the "Jobs Act," and comments on the situation in Ukraine. Read more...

This week in entertainment: Arts sector interns, a recreated Oscars kiss, the origin of pop culture, ASMR's rise, and a samba star's farewell. Read more...

A look at recent political developments including Ghana's anti-LGBT bill, UK free school meal auto-enrollment, and the shifting political landscape in Pontypool, Wales. Read more...

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner claims the Employment Rights Bill will boost the economy by empowering workers, despite concerns about increased regulation. The bill includes protections for agency workers. Read more...

The UK faces scrutiny over worker rights, overseas aid cuts leading to a ministerial resignation, and the risk of becoming a dumping ground for goods made by exploited workers. Read more...

A look at key global political developments including Ukraine's situation, Taiwan's concerns, and challenges to UK's House of Lords reform. Read more...

A roundup of the latest political news in the UK, covering topics from the Channel migrant crisis and rail delays to the launch of a climate justice degree. Read more...

From German Carnival floats satirizing Trump and Putin to scrutiny of Mathias Döpfner's changing views, politics are front and center. Plus, updates on a tragic incident in Mannheim and Ireland's defense boost. Read more...

This article explores two stories: one of a father regaining dignity through work after an Alzheimer's diagnosis, and another about potential setbacks in ending surprise medical bills due to staff cuts. Read more...

This article explores two pressing health issues: the controversy surrounding weight loss injections given to teenagers and the poignant story of a man choosing assisted dying. Read more...

Donald Trump faces backlash over his treatment of Volodymyr Zelenskyy and announces new tariffs on Mexico and Canada, while a Republican proposes putting him on the $100 bill. Read more...

From tax reforms to international conflicts and economic turmoil, the global stage is witnessing a flurry of political and economic shifts. Stay informed on the latest developments impacting nations worldwide. Read more...

British parents in England, Wales, and Scotland will be entitled to two weeks of bereavement leave after a miscarriage before 24 weeks, thanks to Labour's workers' rights reforms. Read more...

Recent news from Belgium includes café closures in Aalst for Carnival, new energy-saving laws in Brussels, and a beaver problem in Dilsen-Stokkem. Read more...

A quick look at some of the top stories today, including Huw Edwards' unpaid salary, the Tate brothers' mysterious departure from Romania, and the UK's potential ban on zero-hours contracts. Read more...

Europe faces a complex landscape with new defense spending plans, potential voting restrictions for Americans abroad, and shifting geopolitical dynamics amid US-Ukraine tensions. Read more...

Labour Party faces scrutiny over child online safety with the "Safer Phones Bill" and criticism for potential cuts to the overseas aid budget to fund defense spending. Read more...