China’s AI Ambitions Curbed as US Cracks Down on Military-Linked Tech Firms
Eleven entities in China and one in Taiwan face trade restrictions over the development of AI chips and supercomputers for military-affiliated end users.
Bank payday outages ‘will absolutely happen again’
Payday banking outages will happen again but are unlikely to occur tomorrow, according to a banking technology expert.
European allies not united on armed deployment in Ukraine as Macron announces ‘reassurance force’
Emmanuel Macron has announced a plan for a “reassurance force” with several countries in Ukraine – but not all European allies have backed the idea.
Alleged MS-13 gang leader arrested in Virginia
The alleged US East Coast leader of the MS-13 gang has been arrested in Virginia, the US attorney general has announced.
Five people wounded in Amsterdam stabbing
Five people have been stabbed near Amsterdam’s central Dam Square, Dutch police have said.
At least 27 killed as South Korea battles its worst ever wildfires
At least 27 people have been killed and dozens injured in South Korea as wildfires continue to rage across the southeast of the country.
Six dead and dozens rescued after tourist submarine sinks off Egypt
The six people who died after a tourist submarine sank in the Red Sea off the coast of Egypt were all Russians, Egypt’s Red Sea governate has said.
Turkish student detained by masked US agents for ‘supporting Hamas’
US immigration authorities have detained and revoked the visa of a Turkish student – accusing her of supporting Hamas.
After Heathrow, Who Pays for Missed Cruises and Hotel Bookings?
When the airport shut down travelers were on the hook for reservations that could not be canceled, expensive new flights and missed events that airlines don’t reimburse for. How can you protect yourself next time?
Jets agree to one-year deal with WR Josh Reynolds
The Jets are adding a weapon for quarterback Justin Fields.