After 41 years on death row, a Utah man has been released on bail. New DNA testing found no genetic link between him and the 1985 murder for which he was convicted. Douglas Stewart Carter, now 71, was sentenced to death for killing Eva Olesen in Provo, Utah. He has always maintained his innocence, saying
What happens when robots start demanding rules to protect human workers? In Warsaw, they literally took to the streets. Around 30 robots marched outside Poland’s digital affairs ministry on Monday. They were waving flags, circling the streets and broadcasting slogans such as “Defend workplaces”, “Time for rules” and “Don’t wait, regulate”. The protest was organised
Why would the CIA director suddenly fly to Moscow when high-level US-Russia meetings are so rare? That is the question surrounding an unannounced visit by CIA chief John Ratcliffe, reported by CBS. Ratcliffe reportedly arrived in Moscow on Tuesday aboard a US military C-17 transport aircraft that flew via Latvia before landing at Vnukovo airport.
After nearly two years of care in Wales, one tiny turtle is finally heading home and getting there is no ordinary journey. Rhossi, a rare Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, is being flown nearly 5,000 miles from Anglesey back to the Gulf of Mexico. Rhossi was found barely alive on a Welsh beach in December 2023.
Can a messaging app become a battlefield? Russia seems to think so. Moscow has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorist activity. It accuses his platform of being used by Ukrainian intelligence to recruit Russians for sabotage attacks. The allegations centre on a Telegram chatbot called Daivinchik/Leo. Russian authorities claim Ukrainian operatives used it
Is technology making it easier for child predators to operate? German authorities say the answer is becoming increasingly troubling. Artificial intelligence and digital tools are reshaping the landscape of child sexual abuse. A new report from Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) found that 20,051 minors were victims of sexual abuse in 2025, up from
How much would you pay to own a Tyrannosaurus rex? One mystery buyer has just answered that question with a record-breaking $50.1 million (£37.4 million). “Gus” is now the most expensive dinosaur fossil ever sold. The 67-million-year-old T. rex was auctioned by Sotheby’s in New York. It stands more than 12 feet tall and is
After months of growing concern about her health, Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit has received a successful lung transplant. Offering a much-needed moment of hope for the royal family. The 52-year-old royal, who was diagnosed with a rare form of pulmonary fibrosis in 2018, underwent the operation in Oslo. Doctors say the procedure went well, though
What stories can a shipwreck tell after spending nearly 300 years at the bottom of the sea? Off the coast of Norway, archaeologists may have just uncovered a remarkable chapter of global trade hidden beneath the waves. Researchers have recovered a treasure trove of cargo from a newly discovered 18th-century shipwreck. It is lying around
Tear gas outside opposition headquarters. Riot police smashing through barricades. Supporters hurling objects from inside the building. For many Turks watching on Sunday, it looked less like a party dispute — and more like a political showdown spilling into the streets of Ankara. Police stormed the headquarters of Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP)
London turned into a city on edge on Saturday as two massive rival demonstrations — one led by far-right figure Tommy Robinson and another supporting Palestinians. Brought tens of thousands of people onto the streets under one of the UK’s biggest policing operations in years. More than 4,000 officers, drones, mounted police, dogs and even
What was meant to be an adventurous ocean journey has turned into something far more unsettling. Aboard the MV Hondius, crossing the Atlantic, a suspected outbreak of Hantavirus has left three passengers dead and another fighting for life. The victims include a Dutch couple and a German traveller, while a British man is in critical
