Healthcare Giant's $46m Privacy Payout to 13 Million
Kaiser Permanente agrees to a $46 million settlement over alleged data privacy breaches. Up to 13 million members in nine US states may be eligible for payment. Claims deadline is 12 March.
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Iran's 100-hour internet blackout and satellite crackdown
Iranian security forces conduct door-to-door raids to seize satellite dishes amid a 100-hour nationwide internet blackout, aiming to stifle protest information. International condemnation grows.
Man in duct-tape vest arrested in Bondi, faces court
A Victorian man faces court after wearing a suspicious vest in Sydney's Bondi. Police found a second vest and drugs. He's charged with false danger claims and offensive behaviour. Read the full report.
Man in duct-tape vest arrested in Bondi, faces court
A Victorian man is due in court after wearing a vest with taped objects in Sydney's Bondi. Police found a second vest and drugs. Read the latest on this alarming incident.
Judge: Trump Prosecutor Unlawful, Tax Return Bid Denied
A US judge has ruled a Trump-era prosecutor was serving unlawfully, voiding his actions and blocking a bid for tax returns. Read the latest on this constitutional clash.
Australia's Privacy Watchdog Launches Data Compliance Sweep
Australian privacy regulator targets estate agents, pubs and car dealers over personal data collection. Businesses face fines up to $66,000 for non-compliance.
Downing St blocked FoI on Blair-Chirac Diana call
Newly-declassified files show Downing Street refused to release details of Tony Blair's call with Jacques Chirac after Princess Diana's death, citing confidentiality. Discover the official reasoning.
Simple 2026 Health Tips: Skip Fads, Trust Basics
As 2026 approaches, health experts from The Associated Press advise ditching expensive trends for simple, proven habits. Learn what to focus on for lasting wellbeing.
2026 Health Tips: Skip Fads, Embrace Basics
As 2026 begins, health experts advise ditching expensive trends for simple, proven habits. Discover what to ignore and what to prioritise for lasting wellbeing.
NBA's Brutal Crackdown on Leaks After Gambling Scandal
The NBA unveils sweeping reforms targeting insider leaks and tanking after federal indictments linked to organised crime. Discover the league's six-point plan to restore integrity.
Tech Billionaires' Wealth Tops Most Countries' GDP
Elon Musk's $676bn fortune eclipses 187 national economies as MI6 warns tech bosses and algorithms now rival state power. Discover the staggering data and security implications.
MI6 Head: Algorithms as powerful as states in info warfare
In her first speech, MI6 chief Blaise Metreweli warns Britain is in a 'grey zone' between peace and war, with algorithms and tech bosses weaponising information. Read the full analysis.
Crossbench Condemns Labor's FoI Fee Proposal
Labor's plan to charge for Freedom of Information requests faces fierce backlash from crossbench and opposition senators, who warn it damages democracy. Discover the details.
Charlie Kirk is Wikipedia's most-read article in 2025
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk's Wikipedia page was viewed nearly 45m times in 2025, topping the annual list following his fatal shooting at a university debate. Discover the full top 20.
Scottish Government wrongly withheld Sturgeon probe info
Information Commissioner rules Scottish Government unlawfully withheld evidence from Nicola Sturgeon ministerial code investigation. Read the full ruling details.
Dacre to be witness in Prince Harry's Mail trial
Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre will be a key witness in the high-profile trial brought by Prince Harry and others over alleged unlawful information gathering. Follow the latest developments.
Stop Google showing your private data online
Which? reveals a free Google tool to remove your personal phone number and address from search results. Take control of your online privacy today.
Spain's Attorney General Resigns After Guilty Verdict
Álvaro García Ortiz steps down after Supreme Court finds him guilty of leaking confidential information. A significant blow to Prime Minister Sánchez's government.
Civil liberties groups demand inquiry into UK data watchdog
Dozens of civil liberties groups and legal experts call for parliamentary inquiry into the ICO, citing a 'collapse in enforcement activity' following the serious Afghan data breach scandal.
Ministers' criminal records to remain secret
The Information Commissioner's Office has ruled that disclosing ministers' criminal convictions would breach their privacy rights. Critics call for greater transparency in government.
Putin's psychological warfare tactics exposed
Exclusive analysis reveals Putin's mind war strategy and psychological operations. Discover how Russia weaponises information and what it means for global security.
How to Navigate the Digital Information Crisis
Discover Naomi Alderman's 12 practical strategies for surviving the modern information overload crisis, from fact-checking to avoiding pointless online arguments.
FBI Deputy Director Avoided Mandatory Polygraph Tests
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino circumvented standard polygraph vetting to access classified US secrets, raising security concerns. Discover the unprecedented security waiver.
Guardian's 3-year newsletter journey: 6 essential lessons
After 156 editions, The Guardian's Friday Briefing editor shares profound insights about modern news consumption, political polarization, and what truly matters in today's information landscape.
James Taylor 2026 UK Tour Announcement
Music legend James Taylor is returning to British stages in 2026 for an unforgettable tour. Get all the essential details on dates, venues, and ticket information for this highly anticipated concert series.
Police fined £5,400 for blocking medical cannabis patient
In a landmark legal ruling, Queensland Police face substantial penalties after preventing a registered medical marijuana patient from using his prescribed treatment during a vehicle search, raising crucial questions about patient rights and law enforcemen
Secret Court Order Hides Afghan Data Leak Details
Exclusive: A powerful superinjunction is hiding details of a significant data breach affecting Afghan citizens who aided UK forces, sparking serious questions about transparency and democratic accountability.
Information Overload: The Mental Health Crisis Nobody's Talking About
New research reveals how our obsession with constant information is creating unprecedented anxiety and decision paralysis. Discover why sometimes ignorance really is bliss.
MoD Confidential Documents Left on Train in Security Breach
Sensitive Ministry of Defence papers containing classified information were discovered abandoned on a train, raising serious security concerns and triggering an urgent government probe.
Afghan Defence Data Exposed in UK Security Breach
Exclusive: Classified information including Afghan officials' personal details leaked in serious data breach, potentially compromising safety of those who worked with British forces.
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