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A high-profile advocate for Tourette's syndrome awareness unexpectedly shouted a racial slur during the live BBC broadcast of the BAFTA Film Awards, sparking a debate about understanding neurological conditions.

Richard Baker, the chairman of Hudson's Bay Company, opens up about his strategy to rescue Saks Fifth Avenue and other iconic luxury department stores from bankruptcy.

Explore how the USA's dominance at the Winter Olympics has evolved, with other nations catching up in traditional American strengths like snowboarding. Dive into the records broken and the global landscape of the Winter Games.

Anthropic claims DeepSeek, MiniMax, and Moonshot used its Claude AI model in an attempt to improve their own products through unauthorized 'distillation'.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces backlash from concerned parents as he defends Trump's order to reduce pesticide regulations, promising a less chemical-reliant food system.

Explore the rise and fall of Peter Mandelson, a key figure in British politics for over four decades, from his tenure as ambassador to the U.S. to his controversial scandals.

A guest with Tourette syndrome caused an uproar at the BAFTA awards ceremony, shouting a racial slur and other offensive remarks. The BBC's delayed broadcast did not edit out the outbursts.

New lawsuit alleges Texas officials share responsibility for deadly Camp Mystic flood, as families demand justice and policy changes to prevent future tragedies.

The US military launched its third attack on a suspected drug smuggling boat in the Caribbean in a week, killing three men. This is part of the US's increased forces in the region.

The US government claims these maritime operations are crucial to stemming the tide of illegal narcotics, but critics argue the strikes violate international law.