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Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, the only former Epstein associate convicted in connection with his activities

US House Committee Releases Batch Of 'Epstein Files'

A US House of Representatives committee released a first batch of documents on Tuesday from the investigation into notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Paramount To Make Live-action 'Call Of Duty' Movie

Paramount plans to create a movie based on the wildly popular Call of Duty video game

Paramount, the Hollywood studio recently acquired by the software billionaire Ellison family, will make a movie based on the wildly popular "Call of Duty" video games, it announced Tuesday.

Google Not Required To Sell Chrome, Judge Rules

The US government pushed for Google to sell Chtrome, but lost in court

A US judge on Tuesday rejected the government's demand that Google sell its Chrome web browser as part of a major antitrust case but imposed sweeping requirements to restore competition in online search.

BIWC Group: Unveiling the Shadows of corporate deception

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Don Wenner: How One Entrepreneur Built a Real Estate Empire Rooted in Purpose

For Wenner, success isn't measured in transactions or awards, but in lives changed and communities built.

Sofia Coppola and Marc Jacobs at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday

Sofia Coppola's Love Letter To Marc Jacobs Debuts At Venice

The Venice Film Festival welcomed one of fashion's biggest names on Tuesday, Marc Jacobs, protagonist of a Sofia Coppola documentary that seeks to unveil the creative process of her designer friend.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson speaks during a "Workers over billionaires" rally in the US city

Trump Vows To End Crime In 'Most Dangerous City' Chicago

US President Donald Trump vowed Tuesday to quickly and dramatically reduce crime in Chicago, hinting at sending federal troops into what he branded the "most dangerous city in the world."

The Abdulwahid al-Nur faction of the rebel Sudan Liberation Army says this photograph shows the scene of the deadly landslide which buried a remote mountain village under its control in the Jebel Marra region of North Darfur.

UN Mobilises Response After Sudan Landslide Kills Hundreds

The United Nations said Tuesday it is working to respond to a devastating landslide in Sudan's Darfur region that buried an entire mountain village, killing as many as 1,000 people.

Chaikasem Nitisiri is now the last viable candidate loyal to the Pheu Thai party of the faltering Shinawatra dynasty

Five Thai PM Candidates Vie To Fill Power Vacuum

With Thailand's prime minister sacked by court order, would-be successors are waging backroom campaigns to secure their rise to the kingdom's top office.

A deadly earthquake has struck Afghanistan at 'the very worst moment', according to Islamic Relief in Afghanistan, a UK-based NGO

With Aid Slashed, Afghanistan's Quake Comes At 'Very Worst Moment'

Afghanistan was already facing severe crises when it was rocked by another devastating earthquake, but this time there are fewer resources to muster after foreign funding was slashed to the bone this year.

Landslide Flattens Sudan Village, Kills More Than 1,000: Armed Group

Rescue teams were struggling to reach a remote mountain village in Sudan's Darfur region on Tuesday after a devastating landslide buried almost the entire community killing more than 1,000 people.

Gold reached $3,501.59 an ounce during early trading in Asia, soaring past its previous record of $3,500.10 in April

Gold Hits High, Stocks Retreat As Investors Seek Safety

The price of gold struck a record high above $3,500 an ounce Tuesday while stock markets mostly retreated as investors sought safety on global economy concerns.

Protesters throw stones at a local council building on Lombok island

Govt Gestures Leave Roots Of Indonesia Protests Intact

Government gestures to calm deadly protests in Indonesia have done little to address the economic inequality and hardship fuelling the unrest, leaving deep resentment to linger and flare up again, experts say.

This picture taken on September 1, 2025 and released from North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency via KNS shows Kim outside his train

'Fortress' On Wheels: Kim Jong Un's Bulletproof Train

An olive-green North Korean train, emblazoned with a gold stripe, carried leader Kim Jong Un into China on Tuesday for a grand military parade that President Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin will also attend.

The proliferation of AI tools has led to new forms of abuse impacting children

Australia To Tackle Deepfake Nudes, Online Stalking

Australia said Tuesday it will oblige tech giants to prevent online tools being used to create AI-generated nude images or stalk people without detection.

OpenAI in June revealed a case of ChatGPT assisting a user in developing malicious software

'Vibe Hacking' Puts Chatbots To Work For Cybercriminals

The potential abuse of consumer AI tools is raising concerns, with budding cybercriminals apparently able to trick coding chatbots into giving them a leg-up in producing malicious programmes.

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany spent a decade at Premier League side Manchester City.

Bundesliga Faces Reckoning As Premier League Flexes Financial Muscle

The Premier League's record transfer summer has had an acute impact on Germany, where even Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich have felt the impacts of English football's growing financial muscle.

A demonstrator shouts slogans during a protest demanding police reform and the dissolution of the parliament in Bandung

20 People Missing After Deadly Indonesia Protests

At least 20 people were missing after violent protests sparked in Indonesia by lavish perks for lawmakers that have come to include anger against police, a rights group said Tuesday.

New Nestle chief executive Philipp Navratil had been running the company's Nespresso branch

Nestle Sacks CEO Over Office Relationship

Swiss food giant Nestle on Monday dismissed Laurent Freixe as chief executive with immediate effect over an "undisclosed romantic relationship with a direct subordinate".

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen was in Bulgaria during a tour of seven countries on the bloc's eastern flank, which are more exposed to Russian hybrid threats

EU Chief's Plane Hit By Suspected Russian GPS Jamming In Bulgaria

A plane carrying EU chief Ursula von der Leyen was hit by GPS jamming as it readied to land in Bulgaria and Russia was suspected to be behind the incident, the European Commission said Monday.

The killing of journalists during Israeli strikes in Gaza has sparked protests around the world

International Media Protest Over Journalist Deaths In Gaza

More than 250 media outlets in over 70 countries staged a front page protest Monday highlighting the deaths of scores of journalists in Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza, the Reporters Without Borders media freedom group said.