Celine Dion sings from Eiffel Tower during rain-drenched Paris Olympics opening ceremony – featuring Lady Gaga and Zidane
Celine Dion brought the curtain down on a rain-soaked but spectacular opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics - which also featured a performance from Lady Gaga
Crocodiles take bodies of victims after gang massacre
At least 26 people - most of them children - have been killed in a massacre in Papua New Guinea that saw three villages burnt to
High-speed rail services 'to improve' in France as thousands of workers mobilised after sabotage
France's national railway company has said the "exceptional mobilisation" of several thousand railway workers will enable services to improve on Saturday after Friday's travel chaos.Arsonists carried
Woman Claims Friendly Slap on the Back from Kung Fu-Savy Colleague Left Her Unable to Work for a Year
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Geriatric Crime – Gang of Three Elderly Japanese Burglars Had a Combined Age of 227
By Spooky on July 26th, 2024 Category: News Japanese police recently arrested a
El Chapo's son 'duped alleged cartel boss into flying to US before their arrests'
An alleged Mexican drug cartel leader arrested in Texas was duped into flying to the US, officials have said.
Trump attacks Kamala Harris's 'disrespectful' Gaza remarks as he hosts Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago
Donald Trump hosted Benjamin Netanyahu at his Florida resort as he dismissed reports of tensions between the pair and attacked Kamala Harris's "disrespectful" comments about the Gaza war.
Novel algorithm for discovering anomalies in data outperforms current software
An algorithm developed by Washington State University researchers can better find data anomalies than current anomaly-detection software, including in streaming data.
Deep learning models can be trained with limited data: New method could reduce errors in computational imaging
Deep learning models, such as those used in medical imaging to help detect disease or abnormalities, must be trained with a lot of data. However, often there isn't enough data available to train these models, or the data is too
How old, inefficient housing and time-of-use electricity rates are leaving some households worse off
Australia was slow to introduce minimum building standards for energy efficiency. The Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS) only came into force in 2003.
Experts warn against hype for deriving green hydrogen from direct seawater electrolysis
At first glance, the plan sounds compelling: invent and develop future electrolyzers capable of producing hydrogen directly from unpurified seawater. But a closer look reveals that such direct seawater electrolyzers would require years of high-end research. Furthermore, DSE electrolyzers are
UK police officer under criminal investigation over airport incident
Police watchdog confirms officer is due to be interviewed after video shared online of suspect being kicked.
Six New Features iOS 18 Brings to the AirPods Pro
iOS 18 is an update designed for the iPhone, but it adds several new features to the AirPods Pro 2, Apple's latest earbuds. The new capabilities require iOS 18, iPadOS 18, or macOS Sequoia and a firmware update that will
Bangladesh minister on government’s response to deadly anti-quota protests
Bangladesh Information Minister Mohammad Arafat talks to Al Jazeera about deadly anti-quota protests and unrest.