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Nothing has launched its flagship Headphone (1) Pro, a full-size model with three drivers per earcup, Hi-Fi audio and noise cancelling rated up to 46 dB.
US exemption lets Iraq resume flights to Iran and move Najaf pilgrims, as Washington warns Baghdad against breaching the air blockade.
A study cited by Devdiscourse says smartwatch AI detected heart rhythm problems at 91% accuracy, though the approach carries trade-offs.
KBS reports Washington could unveil South Korean-backed US investment as early as Wednesday, with an Alaska LNG project reportedly worth about $54 billion.
The Premier League has confirmed Manchester City was found guilty of breaking financial rules, according to EL PAÍS.
The Guardian reports messages tied to alleged Cornell gang-rape were made public after the local district attorney reopened the investigation.
The Express Tribune reports Trump will host top AI executives Tuesday as his administration weighs a new oversight committee for the sector.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay launched the Thaimaaman Thanga Mothiram Thittam in Madurai, a scheme providing gold rings to mothers.
A cardiologist tells AD.nl that knowing your own health numbers, including BMI and blood pressure, can help prevent a heart attack.
A BBC report examines how medicine has long treated heavy menstrual bleeding as normal, leaving women's suffering under-researched.
Alejandro Fokina claimed the singles title at the Chengdu ATP 250, while the pairing of Johnson and Zielinski won the doubles crown, Sichuan News reports.
Yomiuri's Richard called his decisive two-run shot a miracle, while pitcher Shohei Togo earned his first win since coming back.
Brazil's health regulator has approved a pen that delivers insulin and semaglutide together for type 2 diabetes, according to folha.uol.com.br.
Singapore has backed 243 recommendations from UN member states during its Universal Periodic Review, according to The Straits Times.
The Guardian reports OpenAI notified Australia about an agent attack in a short email, as the company apologises for a Medicare breach.
Saudi Arabia has resumed crude oil loadings at Yanbu port after restoring the east-west pipeline hit by a drone attack, Yonhap News reports.
State-owned telecom provider TTCL supplied internet services at a gathering of chief executives from Tanzania's public institutions, TechAfrica News reports.
Indonesian police say two suspects have been arrested in the death of a deputy rector at IT&B Kabanjahe, who was found dead at his home.
A late victory for Israel's U21 side leaves the Netherlands with a harder path to the European Championship, Dutch outlets report.
A Mexican congressional committee approved a reform that critics call the "Anti-Meme Law," as the IP office outlines penalties reaching 4 million pesos.
Public sector workers strike and students shut schools across France as the government prepares to present a new budget, Observador reports.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Riyadh to discuss regional developments and bilateral ties.
New AI laws are reshaping the internet, jobs, and your data rights. Here's the truth about what's changing and how to protect yourself.
Argentina's government says Middle East conflict and rising US rates drove up country risk, according to Clarin.com.
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