Seoul's privacy regulator has penalised TikTok 10.3 billion won for harvesting behavioural data from 9.45 million South Korean users via tracking tools embedded across tens of thousands of third-party apps and websites, without valid consent.
Teeth and jaw fragments from a Queensland fossil site have led scientists to propose a new marsupial order that may have lived on the continent for 35 million years. The lineage left no known descendants.
US intelligence analysts are examining whether Russia helped Iran target CIA facilities in the Gulf with data or upgraded drones, Reuters reports. No firm conclusion has been reached.
A seismic study of the world's largest underwater plateau has found that the colossal eruption that built it also chemically and structurally transformed the oceanic plate beneath it, overturning assumptions about how Earth's tectonic plates form and evolve.
US intelligence analysts are examining whether Russia helped Iran target CIA facilities in the Gulf with data or upgraded drones, Reuters reports. No firm conclusion has been reached.
A brutal sequence of heatwaves has turned much of southern Europe into a tinderbox, driving mass evacuations across France, Spain, Portugal and Greece and killing thousands through heat alone. The European Commission has deployed firefighters from 14 countries.
American builder sentiment has now sat below the key threshold of 50 for more than two years, with the July index falling to 34 as high mortgage rates, rising costs, and a paralysed buyer pool continue to grip the market.
American home loan costs have stabilised in the mid-6% range this week, but geopolitical turbulence and a hawkish Federal Reserve are keeping any meaningful relief firmly out of reach.
Seoul's privacy regulator has penalised TikTok 10.3 billion won for harvesting behavioural data from 9.45 million South Korean users via tracking tools embedded across tens of thousands of third-party apps and websites, without valid consent.
A ransomware campaign carried out entirely by an AI agent has alarmed cybersecurity researchers, arriving weeks after Western intelligence agencies warned that AI-driven attacks are months, not years, away.
A week of record-breaking temperatures in June wiped £1.15 billion from the UK economy in lost output and stripped 24 million hours from the working week, according to new research from the London School of Economics and an Italian climate institute.
Physicists at CERN's CMS experiment have made the most precise measurement yet of a quantum asymmetry thought to explain why the universe contains matter at all. The results, drawn from three years of collider data, confirm the Standard Model but tighten the net around any hidden new physics.
Britain's Josh Kerr ran 3:42.66 to smash Hicham El Guerrouj's mile world record in front of 60,000 fans at the Novuna London Athletics Meet on 18 July. The Diamond League meeting produced four records across a single afternoon, cementing London as the standout athletics fixture of the 2026 season.
Spain's Rodrigo Hernández, known as Rodri, was named the best player at the 2026 World Cup after captaining his country to a 1-0 victory over Argentina in the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's ancient epic has defied industry expectations, opening to $263.7 million worldwide and now tracking for its strongest-ever sophomore weekend. The film is reshaping what cinema audiences will turn out for in 2026.
The International Air Transport Association has named World Economic Forum economist Saadia Zahidi as its next director general, the first woman and first non-airline executive to lead global aviation's largest trade body since 1985.
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