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The Metropolitan Police's plan to absorb its anti-racism strategy into a broader anti-discrimination program has been met with criticism from experts who say it's a backward step.

As the US escalates tensions with Iran, the EU struggles to maintain stability and international law. Can Europe counteract Trump's unilateralism and protect its interests?

New analysis of 3I/Atlas reveals its tail contains an unexpected amount of methanol, a type of alcohol. This surprise finding could shed light on the comet's origins and composition.

A convicted IRA bomber testifies that Gerry Adams, the former Sinn Féin leader, was a senior figure in the Irish Republican Army organization, despite Adams' denials.

Widow of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk appointed to prestigious 16-member panel overseeing the Colorado military training facility

New data shows AI-powered apps can drive early monetization, but retaining long-term value remains a challenge. Explore the latest insights on AI and app revenue.

New report uncovers challenges AI-powered apps face in driving lasting value and retention, despite initial monetization boost.

UK's new junk food ad ban may only affect 1% of annual ad spend, experts say, raising concerns over its impact on childhood obesity.

As the Russia-Ukraine war rages on, both sides claim tactical victories, with a deadly Russian attack striking the city of Sloviansk, leaving four dead.

Google responds to user complaints, bringing back traditional search in Photos. Discover how to disable the AI-driven search and restore the classic experience.