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The BBC edited a speech made by President Donald Trump during the January 6, 2021, protest, according to a whistleblower memo viewed by The Telegraph.

Google has pulled its AI, called Gemma, from its AI Studio following Senator Marsha Blackburn's (R-TN) letter to CEO Sundar Pichai, saying the model created fake headlines and criminal allegations surrounding events that never occurred.

Microsoft announced that it is investing $7.9 billion in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) between 2026 and 2029 following approval from the United States to ship Nvidia AI chips to the UAE.

The Food and Drug Administration moved to limit the use of unapproved fluoride products for children, taking action to restrict their sale.

The Ex-Prince Andrew could face another public humiliation as King Charles reportedly moves to strip him of his final honorary military title, signaling the end of his formal ties to the British Armed Forces.

A shocking tragedy unfolded on Halloween when a former television news anchor in Missouri allegedly stabbed her elderly mother to death, claiming she did it “to save herself,” according to Wichita, Kansas police.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright revealed on Sunday that the United States will not be testing nuclear explosions, ending speculation on the subject.

A Fake Yale Student scandal has raised new questions about academic integrity and foreign influence in higher education.

Major U.S. airlines are providing support to federal workers as nearly 13,000 air traffic controllers continue to work without pay during the ongoing government shutdown.

Kimberly-Clark announced that it will purchase Tylenol parent company Kenvue and its brands in a deal worth nearly $50 billion.