‘Whoever wins AI, WINS!’ Trump calls AI doomsday warnings bigger ‘hoax’ than climate change

Trump calls AI warnings a ‘HOAX’ US president Donald Trump has dismissed warnings that artificial intelligence could threaten humanity, calling such concerns a “HOAX” and saying they are even less credible than what he described as the Russia and climate-change controversies.Trump made the remarks on Monday as he argued that the US must continue pushing…

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Imran Khan Release Protest: Pakistan in crisis: PTI to hold Sept 27 stir ‘at all costs’; Imran Khan’s sisters challenge detention orders

Pakistan: Imran Khan’s sisters challenge detention orders in court, demand immediate release Pakistan’s opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) will proceed with its planned September 27 protest demanding the release of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, even as legal challenges have been filed against the preventive detention of his three sisters.A petition was filed in the…

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Retired senior citizen teacher deposited Rs 1.33 crore cash, but filed no ITR; taxman added Rs 48.73 lakh, ITAT quashes reassessment, here’s why

The cash deposits prompted the department to examine whether the senior citizen had any income that had not been disclosed. (Image for representative purpose only) A retired school teacher from Mysore, Karnataka, found himself facing income tax reassessment proceedings after cash deposits totalling Rs 1.33 crore in his bank accounts were flagged under the Central…

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Bank Employees Strike: ‘Resolve issues through dialogue’: Government urges bank employees to call off September 28-30 strike

File photo: Members of United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) hold placards during the nationwide strike for various demands (ANI Photo) The finance ministry on Monday urged bank employees to refrain from resorting to strikes and resolve their remaining demands through dialogue, saying most concerns raised by unions had been substantially addressed.The appeal comes ahead…

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Why world No.1 Sinner cannot afford to skip the Asian swing despite his injury, especially after US Open withdrawal | International Sports News

FILE – Jannik Sinner, of Italy, celebrates a point against Alexander Zverev, of Germany, in the men’s singles final at Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London, July 12, 2026. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, File) Jannik Sinner has not played a match since lifting the Wimbledon trophy on July 12, and his absence from the US Open has…

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‘Playing dog whistles’: Raja Krishnamoorthi slams US education dept after Bo French’s South Asian student post

Raja Krishnamoorthi has criticised the US Department of Education over its “Make college football great again” post. Democratic Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has criticised the US Department of Education over its “Make college football great again” post, saying it came days after Republican Texas Railroad Commission candidate Bo French faced backlash for comments about South Asian…

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Trump dodged Yemen’s plea for military support against Houthis amid attacks on Saudi Arabia: Report

Trump reportedly made no direct pledge of military assistance during the call (Photo: AP). Despite Yemen’s plea for US military support, president Donald Trump stopped short of committing American forces to counter the Houthis during a call with Yemeni president Rashad al-Alimi on Sunday.Alimi had sought Washington’s backing for his Saudi-backed government after the Iran-aligned…

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Napa family rebuilt its winery after the 2017 wildfire for over $30 million; nine years later, debt has reached $37 million and the 50-year-old estate faces foreclosure

The last winery foreclosure in California happened in 1992, but it may happen again soon. Ray Signorello’s father founded their winery when he was just 14 years old. Next year, it is all set to celebrate its golden jubilee, but it might not be able to.On October 2nd, Napa’s Signorello Estate is set to be…

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