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USA on high alert after Hoaxer uses AI to impersonate Marco Rubio
The U.S. State Department is on high alert after a hoaxer used artificial intelligence to impersonate Secretary of State Marco Rubio, attempting to deceive both U.S. and foreign officials, multiple media outlets reported, citing internal memos, reports Axios. The imposter allegedly sent...
Erdogan, Trump underscore need to fortify NATO deterrence at summit
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and U.S. President Donald Trump met Tuesday on the sidelines of the NATO summit in The Hague, emphasizing the need to strengthen NATOs deterrence capabilities and reaffirming their nations leadership roles within the alliance, reports Daily Sabah. In a wide-ranging...
Japan suspects Chinese carriers simulated anti-US drills near Ogasawara
Japans Defense Ministry has raised concerns that two Chinese aircraft carriers recently spotted in the western Pacific may have conducted drills aimed at countering U.S. forces in the event of a Taiwan crisis. The Liaoning and Shandong were both observed operating near the Ogasawara island chain,...
Trump reposts conspiracy theory claiming Biden is a robotic clone
US President Donald Trump has reignited controversy after reposting a bizarre conspiracy theory on his social media platform, Truth Social, claiming that President Joseph R. Biden was executed in 2020 and replaced by a robotic clone. The post, shared late Saturday night, continues Trumps...
WHO adopts global pandemic treaty amid US boycott, China’s $500M pledge
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday formally adopted a global pandemic agreement designed to prevent and better respond to future health crises, following the global disruption caused by COVID-19. Applause filled the WHO assembly in Geneva as the treatythree years in the makingwas...
Trump cuts off communication with Netanyahu, Israel media says
U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly cut off communication with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over suspicions that the Israeli leader was attempting to manipulate him, according to multiple Israeli media sources. Yanir Cozin, a correspondent for Israeli Army Radio, stated on X...
ChatGPT expands into online shopping with new AI-powered features
OpenAIs viral chatbot, ChatGPT, is stepping deeper into e-commerce by adding shopping capabilities to its growing suite of AI-powered services. The latest update allows users to easily view prices, read product reviews, and access direct purchase links based on personalised recommendations a move...
Elections, democracy matter: US State Department
The United States has reaffirmed its stance on the importance of democracy and electoral integrity in Bangladesh, stating that the countrys future must be determined by its own people. Elections matter. I dont want to sound trite here, but its true. Democracy matters, and actions by people...
African health care systems falter amid USAID funding cuts
As West Africa enters its rainy seasonbringing a surge in malaria-carrying mosquitoesnurse Musa Adamu Ibrahim sits at home, unemployed. In Nigeria, which accounts for 30 percent of global malaria deaths, clinics in conflict-hit Borno state have shut down, following the withdrawal of U.S. funding...