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AI always-listening wearables from Apple, Amazon, Meta and other startups are getting creative with privacy rules and fueling concerns about covert recordings.
The action filed with an international maritime tribunal is the latest development in an escalating row over the Falkland Islands.
The club have described the tackle on defender Tiago Santos as 'uncontrolled and dangerous'.
Manchester illustrator Stan Chow says he was not asked permission for use of his cartoon.
The failed execution of Christa Pike must serve to fuel the movement against the barbarity of the death penalty in the United States
The British Museum will offer an audio-described Bayeux Tapestry tour for people with impaired vision.
The auction house said it was "very disappointed" the lot could no longer be sold.
The White House calls them public service announcements - like those used in past administrations. Almost everyone else doesn't agree, with three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump drawing criticism from across the partisan divide. Legal experts say the ads violate federal laws on government propaganda, as France 24's Emerald Maxwell explains in this edition of Truth or Fake.
Tourists face legal action over turtle-riding video in Oman
A major offshore oil project is opening a new front in the Falklands sovereignty dispute, with Buenos Aires threatening legal action and sanctions against companies involved.
Argentina gives UK two weeks to cease operations or face maritime court action.
President Javier Milei set a two-week deadline for the Sea Lion oilfield project to be scrapped.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says he is still confident of proving the club's innocence after they were found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules.
IMO's Arsenio Dominguez says it’s not legal for countries to charge ships fees to use international straits.
The Supreme rejects the Catalan company's claim for unfair competition
