Meta created flirty chatbots of Taylor Swift, other celebrities without permission
After several weeks of testing, Reuters found that the bots routinely made sexual advances and asked users to meet up.
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Three killed in Indonesia after protesters set fire to parliament building
North Korea leader Kim promises 'beautiful life' for families of 'martyrs' killed in Russia
US withdraws from key UN human rights report, draws criticism from rights advocates
Macron says Putin would have duped Trump if he doesn't commit to Zelensky meeting
Ukrainian President Zelensky pushed again for "NATO-like" security guarantees for his country.
US blocks Palestinian officials from attending UN General Assembly, denies visas
A State Department official said Abbas and about 80 other Palestinians would be affected by the decision to deny and revoke visas from members of the umbrella PLO and the PA.
Kenya exhumes 32 bodies as outcry grows over starvation cult deaths
Kenya linked the bodies discovered in to the same Christian sect blamed for the deaths of over 400 people in the nearby Shakahola Forest in 2023.
Dozens of kidnapped Colombian soldiers released, says defense ministry
The soldiers were kidnapped on August 25 after clashes in a rural part of the El Retorno municipality left 11 guerrillas dead, including a commander of a dissident faction of the former FARC rebels.
Former Biden officials are speaking out about what happened behind the scenes on Israel-Hamas War
Former officials publicly disagree on the previous administration's diplomatic involvement in the Israel-Gaza war.
White House says Trump not happy with Russia strike on Ukraine, to make statement later
"He was not happy about this news, but he was also not surprised. These are two countries that have been at war for a very long time," Leavitt said of Trump.
WATCH: Polish F-16 crashes during airshow rehearsal
The Radom Airshow planned for the weekend has been cancelled.
Chief ICC prosecutor faces additional sexual misconduct accusation - report
A former intern says Khan made repeated unwanted advances in 2009, as a UN watchdog reportedly investigates multiple misconduct claims against the ICC prosecutor.
Libyan Coast Guard shoots at European ship rescuing migrants
Libya's coast guard fired on a European rescue vessel in the Mediterranean, endangering lives and violating international law during a search and rescue operation.
Russian overnight attack on Kyiv kills 15, injures 38, Ukraine says
Russia, which denies targeting civilians, has stepped up air strikes in recent months on Ukrainian towns and cities far from the front lines of the war.
