This week in tech: A mathematician flags AI leadership, 5G rollout faces hurdles, affordable blue light glasses emerge, and a WordPress founder calls out a major player. Read more...

A 40-year-old man in Poland faces jail time after being arrested for driving under the influence, driving without a license, and possessing amphetamines. Plus, a mistrial in an Antioch corruption case and a call for a "Cognitive Revolution". Read more...

Hong Kong retail sales continue to decline, while Drax Group reports record profits amid subsidy controversy. Political uncertainty also impacts the labor market. Read more...

A Labour peer, Lord David Evans, is under investigation for allegedly offering access to ministers for financial gain. The scandal also involves Lords chief whip Roy Kennedy and raises questions about Labour's manifesto. Read more...

Chinese architect Liu Jiakun receives the 2025 Pritzker Prize. Separately, a Chinese funeral home becomes a surprising culinary destination for its exceptional noodles. Read more...

Explore the latest tech breakthroughs: AI legislation, AI-powered trading tools, portable work solutions, and a revolutionary battery charging technology using human skin. Read more...

This news roundup covers diverse topics, from authoritarian regimes and driving instructor accountability to imitation firearms and a pilot's tragic death. Read more...

Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè defends herself against a no-confidence motion, alleging a "media life sentence," while opposition leaders criticize her stance on wealth and dishonesty. Read more...

South Africa's exports show growth, while JP Morgan's sustainable funds face scrutiny for investing in Glencore, a mining giant with environmental issues in South Africa. Read more...

Kanye West's bizarre concert demands revealed, including a cathedral and Italian citizenship. Plus, Chiara Ferragni issues a cease-and-desist, sparking Fedez's reaction. Read more...

Bill Murray criticizes Bob Woodward's Belushi biography, while Xavier Sardá discusses his departure from 'Crónicas marcianas' due to demanding schedules. Plus, a look at radio's early impact. Read more...

This week in tech: xAI trains its chatbot to avoid impersonating Elon Musk, a TV reviewer shares their dream home theater setup, and Prince Harry & Kamala Harris mingle at a tech summit. Read more...

Senator Lummis warns of AI's energy needs, while a global crackdown targets AI-generated child pornography, resulting in 25 arrests. A look at the growing impact of AI. Read more...

This week in celebrity news: Oprah's old Olsen twins interview sparks outrage, Gene Hackman's passing, and Justin Baldoni challenges Blake Lively's privacy request. Read more...

Donald Trump proposes using Latino remittances for his border wall and meets with Zelenskyy after calling him a dictator. The Trump White House also plans to control media access. Read more...

This week's health news covers topics from pregnancy denial and cancer risks for flight attendants to the lasting impact of COVID-19 and proposed bans for healthcare professionals. Read more...

An international lawyer reveals the challenges of managing a high income, while a small business owner's time management is questioned, and Carrefour Italia faces scrutiny over labor practices. Manufactures Dior sees judicial administration revoked after improving labor oversight. Read more...

A former Czech defense official is convicted of abuse of power while China prepares to repatriate hundreds linked to call center scams, sparking debate over security and sovereignty. Read more...

A Massachusetts judge dismissed an auto industry lawsuit challenging the state's "right to repair" law, ensuring consumers and independent shops can access vehicle repair data. Read more...

This week's UK political headlines include the Duchess of Edinburgh in military training, a setback for worker rights, a documentary about undercover police, and a renewed appeal in a 30-year-old murder case. Read more...