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Senators Advance Resolution to Block Their Pay During Shutdowns
Senators would forgo their pay during future government shutdowns under a measure that just cleared a key initial procedural hurdle on the floor Wednesday.
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X launches a History tab for bookmarks, likes, videos, and articles
X’s new History tab combines bookmarks, likes, watched videos, and read articles into a single place, expanding the app’s role as a save-it-for-later tool.
Business
Alexandr Wang wants AI's feuding leaders to take a chill pill
Meta's AI chief Alexandr Wang said that tensions between AI's key leaders were "unfortunate" and that he hopes the animosities cool.
World
Church leaders killed in latest ethnic violence in India’s Manipur
Protests were held after three church leaders were killed and three others injured in India’s Manipur state.
Technology
OpenAI Brings Its Ass to Court
In Musk v. Altman, the company sought to show the jury a remarkable trophy as physical proof of Elon Musk’s concerning behavior.
Technology
Russia unleashes deadly daylight drone blitz across Ukraine
A sweeping daytime Russian drone assault killed at least six people and wounded dozens across Ukraine on Wednesday, marking a shift in Moscow’s bombardment tactics. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said more than 800 drones were launched, accusing Russia of timing the attack to coincide with US President Donald Trump’s visit to China.
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Amazon devices chief says a new smartphone is “just not the goal”
"We know what customers need right now.”
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Russia places UK ex-Defence Minister Ben Wallace on wanted list
Wallace last year recommended helping Ukraine carry out a strike on the bridge linking Russia to annexed Crimea.
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Keir Starmer 'unpopular PM across the board': Labour lacking 'clear programme, coherent government'
Mark Owen is pleased to welcome Quentin Peel, Associate Fellow with the Europe Programme at Chatham House and former Foreign Editor at the Financial Times. At the centre of his analysis is the precarious position of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, whom Peel suggests is “hanging on in there” despite initial expectations that he might “be going within 24 hours.” The paradox, Peel argues, is that Starmer governs with “a huge majority” that is structurally unstable, born not of enthusiasm but o
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At 10.15pm, do you know where Donald Trump is?
The US president’s late-night Truth Social vitriol riddled with erratic capitalization and spelling? That’s leadershipThis was originally published in This Week in Trumpland. Sign up to receive it in your inbox every WednesdayGas prices are soarin
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Instagram’s new ‘Instants’ feature combines elements from Snapchat and BeReal
The feature lets users share disappearing photos with their Close Friends or mutual followers that can be viewed only once and remain available for 24 hours.
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May's PS Plus Game Catalog additions include Red Dead Redemption 2 and Star Wars Outlaws
Premium members are also getting the classic arcade shooter Time Crisis.
Business
The best and worst outfits at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival so far
Celebrities flocked to France this week for the Cannes Film Festival. Jane Fonda and Demi Moore were some of the best-dressed stars on the red carpet.
Technology
‘One of the longest’ Russian attacks kills at least six people in Ukraine
Moscow says it intercepts and destroys 286 Ukrainian drones overnight.
Business
Private Credit, Retail Fraud Top SEC’s Enforcement Priority List
The new head of the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s enforcement division is keeping an eye on stress in the private credit market and retail investor fraud, signaling the top cop’s priorities a week into the job.
World
Hotter 2026 and El Nino could trigger extreme fires
More than 150 million hectares — over twice the size of Texas — burned globally in the first months of 2026. With a high chance of a supercharged El Nino, the second half of the year could be even worse.
Business
Fake TikTok fans and pop music's 'unethical' marketing
Do indie darlings like Sombr and Geese owe their success to TikTok "trend simulations"? The question has sent shockwaves through their fan base. Yet manipulated charts are as old as the music business itself.
Business
Indians growing anxious as Modi asks them to cut on fuel
With energy prices rising, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Indians to embrace voluntary austerity to protect the economy from the fallout of the war in Iran. But residents say they are already at their limit.
Sports
Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Allegations of sexual abuse
The issue of systemic sexual abuses as part of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is back in the spotlight following new testimonies. Both Israel and Hamas deny the claims.
Technology
Trump arrives in China ahead of summit with Xi Jinping
During high-stakes talks with China's leader, US President Donald Trump is expected to address the Iran war, trade and Taiwan. Trump posted while en route that he wants China to "open up" to US business. Follow DW.
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Gunshots heard at Philippine Senate as ICC arrest expected
Gunshots have been reported inside the Philippine Senate as armed troops entered the building. The chaos comes as one senator faces imminent arrest over an ICC warrant.
Technology
Can South Africa's President Ramaphosa avoid impeachment again?
Ramaphosa sidestepped an impeachment inquiry in 2022 when his ANC-dominated parlimanent blocked it. Now that South Africa's top court revived it — can he escape through a parliament he shares with former adversaries?
Sports
Tigray tensions raise fears of Ethiopia-Eritrea war
The TPLF is reasserting control in Tigray after electing Debretsion Gebremichael. Rising tensions with Ethiopia's federal government are fueling fears of renewed conflict in the Horn of Africa.
Politics
Germany's shortfall in medium-range defense capabilities
The US has announced that it will not be deploying Tomahawk cruise missiles in Germany. Now the German government is looking for alternatives. Could drones be part of the solution?