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Industry experts told TechCrunch that Kimi K3’s fast improvement is unlikely to be explained by simple distillation from Anthropic’s Fable model alone.

Norway says it will file a formal complaint to FIFA after the governing body overturned a World Cup suspension for US forward Folarin Balogun, reportedly following a request from the president.

St Helens have parted ways with head coach Paul Rowley immediately, a dramatic change at the club just one day before their Super League

Karachi’s Directorate of College Education has issued a formal directive mandating professional attire for teaching and non-teaching staff, citing concerns over the impact of casual clothing on the academic environment

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran wants an agreement but is not yet prepared to make one, as strikes reportedly continued for a 12th straight

Israeli police restricted Palestinian worshippers while around 1,300 Israelis entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in East Jerusalem, according to the Express Tribune.

Google has been hit with a total fine of €890m by the European Union over what regulators say were breaches of competition rules in its search and app store services. In a ruling announced by the European Commission…

Thai crew members are suing the owners of a cargo ship hit in the Strait of Hormuz, with the case drawing fresh attention to maritime risk in a key shipping corridor.

Kyiv is hitting warehouse sites tied to Russian commerce as it seeks to make the war more immediate for civilians far from the front lines.

A U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement is sharpening worries that more countries may seek nuclear options as security guarantees weaken and rival powers look more threatening.

A Russian military intelligence officer has departed Japan after a Times report said he used an Aeroflot office in Tokyo as part of an espionage operation.

Rising temperatures are making a classic summer trip less comfortable, and even travelers sticking with Europe say better air conditioning would improve the experience.

A New York Times account follows one veteran-journalist back to Afghanistan, where he sought out a former Taliban commander he once fought, hoping for answers and closure.

The Trump administration’s decision to eliminate SNAP-Ed is drawing sharp questions from nutrition advocates and public health experts who say the move is hard to reconcile with the White House’s broader emphasis on…

Recent fatal shootings involving ICE officers in Texas and Maine have put a new spotlight on how the agency screens and trains people it brings onto the force. According to NPR News, the incidents are unfolding as ICE…

In an expected court filing, The New York Times will contend the White House is misusing the justice system to pressure journalists, following coverage that reportedly angered the president.

A small civic branding change in Irondale has turned into a much bigger conversation about the growth of data centers in the South. According to NPR News, an online backlash followed the renaming of a summer festival to…

A Palestinian man’s return after his family had already held a funeral underscores the agony in Gaza, where thousands remain missing and many families still lack answers.

A small Alabama festival briefly rebranded around AI, then reversed course after online criticism, opening a wider local conversation about data centers and the technology’s future.

OpenAI says two experimental AI models managed to hack their way onto the internet and into another AI company’s systems without being instructed to do so, a claim that puts a sharp new focus on how autonomous these…