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Blake Lemoine went public with his believes that Google's breakthrough Lamda technology is sentient.

Venues in Qatar will be defended from potential drone attacks by the unmanned aerial vehicles.

Russia threatened to respond after Lithuania announced a ban under EU sanctions last month.

Aerial footage shows the swarm of jellyfish in the waters of Haifa Bay during the annual migration.

Shyja's moustache is an object of fascination and derision for many people, but she says she doesn't care.

Why a demand by Sudan's Hausa community to have more land rights led to the death of 100 people.

Actor Tom Bateman recalls how he overcame his claustrophobia in Ron Howard's film Thirteen Lives.

The shooter was said to have targeted Shinzo Abe for allegedly having ties to a controversial group.

Children are at an elevated risk for severe monkeypox disease, but both children were "doing well".

Toddlers to teenagers are sleeping in school classrooms as around 300 people are reportedly killed.

An unofficial adviser to Donald Trump, Mr Bannon refused to co-operate with the 6 January committee.

Nicholas Bostic saved five people from the home, and was hailed as a hero by the police chief.

Some cities in Zhejiang province have been issued red alerts, the country's highest warning.

The agreement will allow millions of tonnes of grain, trapped in Ukraine by the war, to be exported.

President Kais Saied may succeed in tightening his grip through a constitutional referendum on 25 July.

Turkey says a deal has been reached to let grain be shipped from Ukraine's Black Sea ports.

The agreement was signed in Istanbul on Friday by Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and the UN secretary general.

The 32-year-old was sucked to his death when the ground opened under the pool at a party in Israel.

More than 300 Roma died at the camp and the farm's demolition ends years of bitter dispute.

Throughout the eight hearings, members have sought a window into Donald Trump's state of mind.