Former national security advisor Ben Rhodes warned that President Donald Trump's Iran military strikes may kill civilians in a New York Times essay on Monday.

The PM01 humanoid robot by EngineAI shows off balance in new footage, highlighting stability and resilience as key goals for real-world robotics applications.

Dean Muhtadi, the co-founder of Paragon Talent Group and former WWE star, talked to Fox News Digital about this year's Slam Fest in Las Vegas.

Nancy Pelosi defended Obama's Libya strikes without congressional approval in 2011, but now is condemning Trump's Iran operation — both carried out without congress' say-so.

The World Baseball Classic returns this week with 20 teams competing for global supremacy, and featuring MLB stars like Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge and Juan Soto.

New research reveals vegetarian seniors may be less likely than meat-eaters to reach 100 years old, challenging previous findings about plant-based diets.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said President Donald Trump "did the right thing" with Operation Epic Fury, while Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, was on Air Force One when he gave the order.

I am forcing a House vote this week on a bipartisan resolution with Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie to end the illegal Iran conflict and reclaim war powers.

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American distance runner Jessica McClain broke her silence Monday after a bizarre course mishap cost her first place at the U.S. Half Marathon Championship.

The US Department of Homeland Security, which said it lodged an immigration retainer for Jalloh as early as 2020, slammed "Virginia's sanctuary politicians."

The nurse was sentenced to prison for engaging in sexual intercourse with a patient.

An 86-year-old B.C. man and former teacher recently given an eight-year federal sentence for historic sexual crimes against young boys will have to await the outcome of his appeal from a prison cell, a B.C. judge has ruled. Read More

It's hard not to be clothes-minded when it comes to artificial intelligence. 

Mercury retrograde, the most maligned of all astrological transits, is upon us.

The deaths of seven more New Yorkers have been ruled due to hypothermia, bringing the total number of people who froze to death indoors to 14, A City Hall rep told The Post on Monday

Defence secretary has not made a final decision but multiple sources say the deployment of HMS Duncan is under consideration

Ellie Chowns, the Green party’s foreign affairs spokesperson, has said she has tabled an “armed conflict (requirements) bill’” which would require any UK military intervention to have a lawful basis, viable objective and approval from MPs.

In a letter addressed to the prime minister, which she shared to X, Chowns, who is the Green’s MP for North Herefordshire, wrote:

In recent days we have seen a deeply concerning escalation in conflict in the Middle East following a series of illegal and dangerously irresponsible airstrikes on Iran by the United States and Israel.

You have now confirmed that UK bases will be used by the US for their operations in the area. This is a significant concession to President Donald Trump and one which risks drawing the UK into a dangerous conflict.

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Growth in the NBA isn’t always linear or steady, but Traoré’s has been as fast as his first step.

ChatGPT owner’s CEO says it will bar its technology being used for mass surveillance or by intelligence services

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OpenAI is amending its hastily arranged deal to supply artificial intelligence to the US Department of War (DoW) after the ChatGPT owner’s chief executive admitted it looked “opportunistic and sloppy”.

The contract prompted fears the San Francisco startup’s AI could be used for domestic mass surveillance but its boss, Sam Altman, said on Monday night the startup would explicitly bar its technology from being used for that purpose or being deployed by defence department intelligence agencies such as the National Security Agency (NSA).

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The gunman who opened fire outside a crowded Texas bar and killed three people in an attack that wounded more than a dozen had not been on the radar of authorities, federal and local investigators said Monday.

New York officials, struggling to meet the state's ambitious green energy mandates amid rising utility costs, are haunted by the decision to close a nuclear plant that supplied power to the Big Apple and the Hudson Valley, critics told The Post.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — Canada's defence minister says the Liberal party is a "big tent" as divisions emerge over its decision to back the U.S. strikes against Iran, calling its supreme leader who was killed in the assaults a "force for evil." Read More

Though the art world is supposed to be inclusive, that isn’t the experience of many disabled creatives – and in a groundbreaking online exhibition at dis_place they have poured their frustrations into art

“I had a lot of frustration about the performance of diversity, equality and inclusion,” says curator Nathalie Boobis. Feeling that the art world’s commitment to access for disabled people was often performative rather than manifesting a sincere commitment to change, Boobis decided to step away. But then came an opportunity to be the in-house curator for Disability Arts Online’s new exhibition space dis_place, and she felt this was finally her chance to highlight disabled experiences in art.

Her inaugural exhibition for dis_place is called I Need to Be More Than a Lesson You Learned. Featuring the work of nine artists and collectives working across several media, it explores the ways in which disabled artists have experienced inaccessibility within the art world and wider society.

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© Photograph: Yang Hao for White Space Beijing/Christine Sun Kim

© Photograph: Yang Hao for White Space Beijing/Christine Sun Kim

Our cartoonist on a decade of magic moments in the big job for world football’s leading ‘man of the people’

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