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CALIFORNIA PARENTS SUE OPENAI – The Raine’s claim its chatbot, ChatGPT, encouraged their 16-year-old son to take his own life In what could become a landmark case for the future of artificial intelligence, a grieving California couple is suing OpenAI, claiming its chatbot, ChatGPT, encouraged their 16-year-old son to take his own life. Matt and Maria Raine, the parents of Adam Raine, filed their lawsuit in the Superior Court of California—marking the very first wrongful death case against the company. According to the court filings, Adam began using ChatGPT in September 2024. At first, it was a harmless tool—helping with…

QANTAS SAYS APPETITE FOR TRAVEL BOOSTS PROFIT – Underlying pre-tax profit for the year to end-June rose 15% to A$2.39 billion on the prior year Top Australian airline Qantas said today that their annual profit jumped by nearly one-sixth as a post-pandemic rebound in domestic travel persisted and flagged higher fares in the current financial year, sending its shares to a record high. The result and the share market reaction to it show a company riding a tailwind of improved macroeconomic conditions as it seeks to rebuild its reputation after a series of damaging scandals. Underlying pre-tax profit for the…

ROYAL MAIL UNVEILS SOLAR-POWERED “POSTBOXES OF THE FUTURE” – The rollout forms part of their wider strategy to keep pace with changing consumer habits Royal Mail is set to transform one of Britain’s most iconic symbols — the red postbox — with what it calls the biggest change in its 175-year history. The company has announced the nationwide rollout of 3,500 brand-new, solar-powered “postboxes of the future,” designed not just for letters but also to accommodate parcels as large as a shoebox. The innovative units feature a digitally activated drop-down drawer, accessible through the Royal Mail app. Customers will be…

TRUMP ENVOY TO MEET UKRAINIAN DELEGATION – Ukrainian president says diplomacy to end Russian invasion intensifying The U.S. president’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, said that he would meet with Ukrainian representatives in New York later this week, as diplomatic efforts continue to end the Ukraine conflict. Witkoff said that U.S. and Russian officials remain in regular contact. According to Witkoff, Ukraine is considering Russia’s peace proposal, while Moscow has expressed a desire to resolve the conflict. He noted that the Ukraine conflict is more complicated than territorial disputes alone, and that final decisions will be made in the Ukrainian capital…

U.S.-ISRAEL RELATIONS DISCUSSED DURING RUBIO & SA’AR DC MEETING – Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar described the meeting as “very good” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar at the State Department yesterday. Sa’ar, asked what the plan was for a Palestinian state, said there would not be any. Saar made the comment to reporters following a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington that the foreign minister described as “very good.” Israeli tanks pushed into a new area on the edge of Gaza City overnight, destroying houses and prompting residents…

DC MAYOR CREDITS FEDERAL SURGE FOR SHARP DROP IN CRIME – Mayor credits the increase in federal officers  In Washington, D.C., officials say violent crime has fallen sharply after a federal law enforcement surge. Mayor Muriel Bowser reported carjackings down 87% over the past 20 days, along with fewer homicides and gun crimes. She thanked federal officers for their support and backed President Trump’s request for $2 billion to strengthen infrastructure in the district. The move follows Trump’s declaration of a crime emergency earlier this month, which brought in National Guard troops and temporarily placed local policing under federal control.…

STARMER TO REPLACE THIRD TOP AIDE – Nin Pandit expected to leave role as Prime Minister’s personal private secretary Sir Keir Starmer is replacing his top civil servant, marking the third senior departure in less than a year. Nin Pandit, who has served as the Prime Minister’s principal private secretary for just ten months, is said to be leaving the role.  It’s one of the most powerful positions in government, acting as gatekeeper to the prime minister and shaping the flow of information and decisions in Downing Street. Her exit follows the departure of chief of staff Sue Gray last…

BOLIVIA COURT EASES RESTRICTIONS- On opposition figures linked to 2019 political turmoil A Bolivian court has ordered the lifting of preventive prison for former Santa Cruz governor Luis Fernando Camacho and former civic leader of Potosi, Marco Pumari, both accused of involvement in the 2019 political turmoil that led to former President Evo Morales’ resignation, their lawyers and the Supreme Court confirmed. Camacho and Pumari were accused of leading post-election protests in 2019, when they were presidents of the civic committees in their regions. Camacho was granted house arrest while Pumari “will defend himself in freedom,” his lawyer Diego Gutierrez…

AI SPY CAMERAS TAKE AIM AT BRITAIN’S ‘GHOST PLATE’ DRIVERS – As many as 2 million drivers could be using doctored or fake number plates Police are stepping up their fight against motorists who are dodging the rules with so-called “ghost plates.” Across the UK, it’s estimated that as many as two million drivers could be using doctored or fake number plates to escape detection from Ulez charges, speed cameras, and low-emission zones. That’s about one in 15 motorists — a startling figure that highlights just how widespread the problem has become. But now, technology is catching up. West Midlands…

CHRISTIAN CHARITY CHALLENGES PRIDE PARTICIPATION – Christian Institute called for a ban on civil servants forcibly aligning with Pride The neutrality of Britain’s civil service is under sharp scrutiny as a leading Christian charity has taken the bold step of launching legal action, challenging what it calls the government’s open alignment with Pride and gender ideology. The Newcastle-based Christian Institute has formally called for a ban on civil servants wearing rainbow lanyards, declaring pronouns in the workplace, or representing government departments at Pride parades. At the heart of their case is a simple but controversial question: should the civil service,…