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Sydney Uber driver charged over hidden camera in car

A Sydney Uber driver has been charged after police discovered a hidden camera secretly recording passengers in his vehicle. The disturbing find has raised serious safety concerns for ride-sharing users across Australia.

Instagram boss denies photo deletion rumours

Instagram's head Adam Mosseri has directly addressed viral rumours about the platform deleting photos, clarifying the app's future direction and what users can really expect.

MI6 launches dark web portal to recruit digital-age spies

In a stunning move echoing its cinematic counterpart, Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) has launched a covert dark web portal to find the tech-savvy spies of tomorrow. Discover how the service is ditching old-fashioned methods for a digital-firs

US Generals Outsmart AI in War Games with Primal Intelligence

A stunning revelation from the world of military strategy: top US generals consistently defeated AI in war game simulations by harnessing primal human intelligence, creativity, and cunning. Discover the tactics that machines simply cannot compute.

NCAA Proposes Landmark Plan to Pay Student Athletes

In a seismic shift for US college sports, NCAA President Charlie Baker has unveiled a revolutionary plan allowing top-tier Division I schools to directly pay their athletes, challenging the long-standing amateurism model.

UK and Ireland in Fresh Talks to Restore Stormont

Exclusive: The UK Secretary of State has launched a fresh diplomatic push with the Irish government in a bid to break the political deadlock and restore the devolved government in Northern Ireland.

Supreme Court rejects Stormont restoration legal challenge

The UK Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed a landmark legal bid that sought to compel the government to implement stricter laws for restoring devolved government in Northern Ireland, leaving the power-sharing crisis unresolved.

Starmer Eyes Five Eyes Intel Access for Home Secretary

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is considering granting his new Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, direct access to top-secret Five Eyes intelligence, a significant departure from longstanding protocol that could redefine UK security strategy.

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