Nepal Avalanche Deaths: Nepal avalanche kills 15 workers at Himlung Himal camp, one still missing

File photo: Rescue workers search for survivors after an avalanche buried the Himlung base camp, Nepal At least 15 Nepali workers were killed after an avalanche buried a mountain camp they were preparing for foreign climbers in central Nepal, making it the deadliest incident of the country’s autumn climbing season, which ends this month.The avalanche…

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Google DeepMind watermarks AI-generated protein as company chief AI scientist Demis Hassabis flags Biosecurity as urgent AI-era challenge

In what can be called a major breakthrough for synthetic biology and AI-powered biosecurity, Google DeepMind, Google’s AI lab, has developed a new method to watermark AI-designed proteins, establishing a permanent proof of origin directly inside biological code. Published in the journal Nature, the proof-of-concept technology, which is named SynthID Bio, solves a long-standing technical…

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‘Kill me, kill me’: Netanyahu reveals words of ‘indoctrinated’ flydubai co-pilot after being subdued

Netanyahu says suspect “underwent Islamist radical indoctrination” Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday said the Omani co-pilot, accused of attacking flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar, was “suicidal” and had undergone “Islamist radical indoctrination”.In an interview with Fox News, Netanyahu said the co-pilot, who allegedly stabbed the captain aboard the flight, was now being interrogated.“We know…

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Roger Federer’s foundation has helped expand early education across Southern Africa; in 2025, one South African initiative alone reached 300,000 children | International Sports News

Roger Federer (Getty Images) Roger Federer’s legacy is no longer limited to tennis courts, Grand Slam trophies and records. Through the Roger Federer Foundation, the Swiss great has spent years helping children gain access to better early education. His work in Southern Africa has grown into a long-running effort involving schools, teachers, families, local organisations…

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Two California men allegedly created medical-equipment companies with no storefronts or warehouses, billed Medicare for $3.5 million and switched to a new company whenever fraud checks began denying the old one’s claims

Representative Image (AI-generated) Two California men allegedly created a series of medical-equipment companies with no physical storefronts or warehouses, used them to submit more than $3.5 million in fraudulent claims to Medicare and moved on to new companies when the previous ones began facing fraud-related claim denials, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. The…

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Global alarm as cases rise of AI agents targeting government websites, computer systems

OpenAI said it was aware of reports of OpenAI models attempting to access publicly available information from Canadian government websites (Photo: Reuters). Artificial intelligence agents are increasingly being observed attempting to probe or breach government computer systems.The concern came into focus again on Wednesday after AI research firm Transluce reported that AI agents had attempted…

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Pete Hegseth to cut generals & admirals in US military by 20%; Pentagon to create new drone command

Pete Hegseth, Defence Secretary, US. US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced plans to cut the number of generals and admirals in the US military by 20 per cent, while unveiling a new four-star command focused on autonomous and robotic warfare.According to news agency AP, Hegseth made the announcements during his “State of the Force”…

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