BofA Sees Resilient Consumers Despite Higher Gas Prices
Holly O’Neill, president of consumer, retail, and preferred banking at Bank of America, discusses the details of the firm’s latest consumer checkpoint. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Man whose wife killed herself cleared of rape and manslaughter | UK news
A man has been cleared of waging a campaign of domestic abuse and sexual violence on his wife, who went on to take her own life. Christopher Trybus, 43, was charged with manslaughter, as well as with two counts of rape and coercive and controlling behaviour, but was found not guilty after a seven-week trial…
Here’s how to jump-start your company’s responsible AI governance in 90 days
This step-by-step road map will guide you through the essential foundations for managing AI ethics, accountability, and human impact. This month, Anthropic announced that it had built an AI model so powerful it couldn’t be released to the public. Claude Mythos had autonomously discovered thousands of critical security vulnerabilities across all major operating systems and…
Is China a winner of the Iran war or facing economic risks? | Business and Economy
China’s economy beats expectations despite the Iran war, but weak demand and structural risks remain. China’s economy is off to a strong start this year, even as the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran disrupts global energy markets. It grew by 5 percent in the first quarter, beating expectations. But, beneath the headline numbers,…
NASA, Organ Sharing Network UNOS to Study Faster Organ Transport
Every second counts in the life-saving world of medical transplants. To help address that urgency, NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, is teaming up with the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) to explore faster, more reliable ways to transport donor organs using advanced aviation technologies. NASA Langley and UNOS will collaborate under a new Space Act Agreement announced…
May Day Strong: US workers encouraged to join protest against Trump | May Day
Anyone who attended one of the 3,000 No Kings protests in March might have learned of the latest effort to protest against Trump administration policies: May Day Strong. The single-day protest on 1 May is taking its cue from the massive day of action that shut down Minneapolis in January by asking Americans not to…
Beyond the desecrated statue: What truly demands our outrage | Israel attacks Lebanon
Many Christians felt offended after a video circulated on social media showing an Israeli soldier in southern Lebanon knocking down a statue of Jesus, decapitating it and striking its head as it lay on the ground. The act is offensive and painful, particularly for Christians, for whom such an image is not only disrespectful but…
‘In two years, nobody will care’ if actors are AI or not, predicts La Haine director | AI
His hit film was a masterpiece capturing the gritty truth of the Paris suburbs, but the director of La Haine is now sold on an AI-generated future for cinema. Mathieu Kassovitz has called the technology the “the last artistic tool we need” and dismissed concerns about AI stealing other artists’ intellectual property, telling the Guardian:…
Snap Map’s new ‘Place Loyalty’ badges will show the spots you visit most often
Snapchat is rolling out a new “Place Loyalty” feature that will show users when they’re among the most frequent visitors to a place on Snap Map over the past year, the company announced on Wednesday. If you’re in the top 25% of users who visit a certain place, you’ll see your ranking on the Snap…
Kyrie Irving changes Instagram photo to show solidarity with Palestine | Basketball News
NBA player’s profile image shows a Palestinian child blocked from school by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank. Published On 22 Apr 202622 Apr 2026 Famed basketball player Kyrie Irving changed his social media profile picture to an image of a Palestinian child blocked from attending school by Israeli soldiers in the Israeli-occupied West…