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Meta will introduce a system on Instagram to notify parents when teenagers repeatedly search for self-harm or suicide content. Alerts will trigger after multiple searches in a short time. Meta links the feature to its Teen Account supervision tools and says it strengthens online safety for young users. Previously, Instagram blocked harmful searches and directed teens to external support. Meta now adds direct parental notifications for extra oversight. Teen Accounts in the UK, US, Australia, and Canada will start receiving alerts next week. The company plans a global rollout in the months ahead. Molly Rose Foundation Raises Concerns The Molly…

De Niro Sounds Alarm on Trump’s Tenure Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro has once again criticized Donald Trump, warning that the president “will never leave” office without action from voters. Speaking on MS NOW and at the counter-event State of the Swamp at the National Press Club, De Niro said he felt “betrayed by my country” and condemned what he described as a government run by “dishonest and greedy” leaders. “He jokes now about nationalizing the elections. He’s not joking. We’ve seen enough already,” De Niro said, urging Americans to take responsibility in restoring the nation’s values and democracy. Trump…

Nvidia reports record annual revenue of $215.9 billion, equal to £159.1 billion. The company overcomes investor concerns about heavy spending on artificial intelligence. In the final quarter, sales rise 73% year on year, far surpassing analyst expectations. CEO Jensen Huang highlights soaring demand for computing power. Computing demand is growing exponentially, he says. Customers rush to expand AI compute infrastructure. He calls these systems the factories of the AI industrial revolution. Huang ties them directly to long-term business growth. Nvidia Strengthens Its Dominance in AI Infrastructure Nvidia becomes the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, with a market value near…

Recent research highlights how concentrated brain stimulation may improve treatment for mental health conditions. Scientists report that focused methods can provide faster and more effective relief for patients with depression, anxiety, and other neurological disorders. Brain stimulation therapy benefits patients by targeting specific brain regions that regulate mood, thought, and behavior. Techniques like transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) are non-invasive and can be adjusted for intensity and frequency to suit individual needs. In the study, participants received concentrated brain stimulation sessions over a short period. Researchers found that this approach led to notable improvements in symptoms compared to traditional, longer treatments.…

Aston Martin will cut up to 20% of its workforce as it tries to save about £40m. The move could affect around 500 employees. The luxury carmaker announced the plan after reporting a pre-tax loss of £363.9m for 2025. Losses had already reached £289.1m the previous year. The company had reduced 170 roles at the start of 2025. The group said it had to make further organisational changes to prepare for future plans. Chief executive Adrian Hallmark called the cuts an important step toward a leaner business. He said job reductions alone would not solve the company’s challenges. Aston Martin…

A Renewed Offer in a Changed World President Emmanuel Macron is set to outline how France could contribute more directly to Europe’s nuclear deterrence, reviving an idea that initially gained little attention in 2020. Speaking from the Île Longue peninsula — home to France’s four nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines — Macron is expected to stress that any expanded role for France would complement, not compete with, the protection provided by the United States. Back in 2020, Macron floated the idea of involving interested European partners in discussions and exercises linked to France’s nuclear doctrine. At the time, the proposal was…

Paramount Skydance has increased its offer to acquire Warner Bros Discovery and is attempting to push Netflix out of the takeover race. The higher bid could decide control of one of Hollywood’s largest media companies. Warner Bros said Paramount agreed to raise its offer by one dollar per share. The board said the proposal could reasonably lead to a superior deal. Warner Bros will hold further talks before deciding whether to abandon the deal it signed with Netflix in December. Netflix has four days to submit a counter-offer and did not comment immediately. Netflix Stays Guarded and Avoids Bidding War…

Rising Tensions Over Northern Gulf Waters Kuwait is facing renewed friction with Iraq after Baghdad submitted new maritime coordinates and a map to the United Nations, claiming areas Kuwait says are its own, including the Fasht al-Qaid and Fasht al-Aij shoals. The move has reignited long-standing tensions in the northern Gulf, where shared waterways and offshore resources remain strategically important. Gulf Arab states quickly voiced their support for Kuwait. Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman emphasized respect for international law and urged both sides to maintain stability in the region. Iraq Pushes Back Baghdad maintains that its…

Unlicensed gambling companies could lose the right to sponsor Premier League clubs under new government plans. Ministers launched a consultation after a series of controversies and regulatory concerns. Several top-flight teams, including Everton, Fulham and Wolverhampton Wanderers, currently display brands linked to online casinos without a British licence. Clubs have already agreed to remove all gambling sponsors from the front of shirts after this season. The voluntary move will not cover sleeves or other partnerships. This gap allows overseas operators to keep marketing through English football if they avoid British customers. The government now wants to close that route with…

Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Uncertainty European Parliament negotiators have paused the EU-US trade agreement following a US Supreme Court ruling that deemed several 2025 tariffs imposed by Washington illegal. The decision prompted President Donald Trump to announce new 15% duties on imports, leaving the original deal in question. German MEP Bernd Lange, chair of the parliamentary trade committee, said the legal foundation for the pact had “totally changed” and stressed that the EU needs a clear commitment from the US before moving forward. Parliament Seeks Guarantees Before Ratification The EU-US trade agreement, signed in July 2025 by Ursula von der…