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• Forcing firm to make protection of teens its ‘default’ is a very public blow for the tech giant
• Rags to rhinestone­s and into our hearts
• Figure drops below 1 million
• Undiagnose­d PTSD after childbirth affects thousands of women – study
• Dolly Parton, 1946-2026
• Amazon faces suit over ‘eco-friendly’ label
• State lost 30,000 jobs in last three months
• Iconic star of screen and stage dies at 80
• How a tiny firm helped fuel Walter’s empire
• Money woes a ‘rial’ crusher
• Golf-cart traffic stop deepens beef between Miami Beach police, city commission­er
• White House says U.S. is planning to revoke visas from 200,000 foreigners
• A New Blueprint for Prosperity
• Elite private school opens Tri-Valley campus
• NFL BIG SACKED AT HOME
• The ‘no hire, no fire’ job market
• Companies use AI to help improve preventati­ve care
• Michigan’s Left Turn
• Cougars stall Woodland Hills housing plan
• Doses of vaccine may help in Ebola fight, WHO says
• Trump used catering truck, Air Force One decoy in Turkey
• Highest-Paid Podcasters
• A WAGER THAT WORKED
• Fake AI chatbot goes viral, because it’s actually human
• As Florida executions surge, this pastor walks with the condemned to their deaths
• A Deadly Cure for Social Security
• Rodriguez says it’s consumers vs. corporatio­ns in campaign for Florida attorney general
• DOJ election fraud charges remain absent
• AI can detect heart disease in women by using breast screenings, study shows
• World of Forbes
• Shingles vaccine appears to cut the risk of heart attacks and strokes
• World first as brain tumour is removed with AI assistance
• PM drops support for donations cap after lobbying from unions
• HRT linked to lower risk of dementia, study finds
• Teesside MPs issue appeal for more police resources after house fire and A66 deaths
• City firms rush to clear cases of harassment ahead of new rules
• Call-blocking firm fined for its nuisance cold calling