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Elon Musk's AI startup xAI has sued a South Carolina man arrested for allegedly using its Grok tool to generate child sexual abuse material, in one of the first cases an AI company has brought against a user.

Keith Thomas, a man paralysed from the chest down in a swimming accident six years ago, has been able to feed himself and drink from a cup after receiving a brain implant designed to bypass his spinal cord injury. The…

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captured a July 3, 2026 image of MACS J0553.4-3342, a young galaxy cluster made of two actively merging sub-clusters of roughly equal mass.

Heatwaves, high energy prices and calls for reindustrialisation and North Sea drilling all rank high on the to-do list facing Andy Burnham as he becomes Britain's next prime minister.

TikTok Faces UK Probe as Ofcom Questions Age Verification Ofcom has opened a formal investigation into TikTok amid concerns that the platform may not be protecting children from harmful material often associated with…

Two young hackers have been jailed after a 2024 breach of Transport for London systems that disrupted services and cost the authority £39m

Uganda has begun pressing countries to remove Ebola-related travel restrictions after the discharge of its last confirmed patient marked a major step toward the outbreak being declared over. The development came on…

Andy Burnham is being urged to take a less cautious approach to economic policy if he wants Labour to do more than hold the line. In an opinion piece for The Guardian Business, economist Jonathan Portes argues that the…

Candice Odgers, a psychologist who has spent 25 years studying adolescent mental health, is pushing back against the idea that banning social media for teenagers is the main answer to online harm. In an interview…

Brazil has warned that it will respond if the United States goes ahead with a new round of tariffs on selected Brazilian imports, escalating a trade dispute that has quickly taken on political as well as economic…

A former member of Morocco's domestic intelligence service has helped provide unprecedented evidence suggesting internal security services deployed Pegasus spyware from 2017 against key domestic and foreign targets.

Two uncrewed vessels named Defender 1 and Defender 2 now act as the Dutch navy's eyes and ears on the water, part of a broader push to keep sailors out of danger zones.

PARIS — Generative artificial intelligence is making everyday tasks faster and easier, but a growing body of research is raising concerns that the same convenience could weaken the very mental skills people rely on…

NASA's Dale Reed Subscale Flight Research Laboratory at Armstrong Flight Research Center tests new aerospace concepts on smaller aircraft to reduce risk and speed innovation.

Mexico asks US state attorneys general to investigate immigrant ICE deaths Mexico has formally asked US state attorneys general to open criminal investigations into the deaths of immigrants in Immigration and Customs…

Donald Trump has waded directly into a New York state policy fight, publicly demanding Governor Kathy Hochul reverse a statewide pause on new datacenter construction that has become an unexpected flashpoint in the…

Britain’s proposed social media curfew for older teenagers is drawing immediate scepticism from the very age group it is meant to affect. In comments gathered by The Guardian Technology, 16- and 17-year-olds questioned…

Electric vehicle drivers are being warned that charging away from home can carry a costly extra risk: a parking fine. According to a Guardian Money report, several readers have contacted the publication after receiving…

Pakistan’s internet services came under fresh scrutiny on Tuesday as a National Assembly committee was told that poor connectivity is affecting users not only in remote districts but also in major cities such as…

Spain reached the World Cup final after goals from Oyarzabal and Porro sank France in the semi-final, reducing the French side to passengers and dismissing any notion of Spain as underdogs.