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US lawmakers criticise possible AI use in personalised flight ticket prices
Major US carriers deny using AI to set prices for individual consumers.
Schoolboy makes Hiroshima bombing personal for Peace Park visitors
In Hiroshima’s Peace Park, a young guide helps visitors grasp the impact of the world’s first nuclear bombing.
Tennessee executes Byron Black despite concerns about his defibrillator
Black's US lawyers raised concerns that his heart implant could shock him back to life, leading to undue suffering.
Major flooding in Hong Kong as highest weather warning issued
Record-breaking rains flooded parts of Hong Kong, as the city recorded its highest August rainfall since 1884.
US House panel subpoenas Epstein files from Trump administration
Oversight Committee also issues deposition subpoenas for former top US officials, including Bill and Hillary Clinton.
One year on, protesters celebrate fall of Sheikh Hasina
Thousands rallied in Bangladesh to mark one year since protests forced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
Remembering the original Superman
The rebellious, radical Superman was dangerous. He could inspire. And so he had to be coopted.
Sri Lanka parliament votes to fire impeached police chief
The move comes after a commission found Deshabandu Tennakoon guilty of gross abuse of power.
Trump accuses banks of discriminating against his supporters
The White House is said to be preparing an order calling for regulators to review US financial institutions.