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From slop to Sotheby’s? AI art enters a new phase

Generative AI tools are being embraced by artists, leading to notable success despite criticism. This shift matters as it challenges traditional views on creativity and artistic value.

Louvre museum in Paris closed after robbery, French culture minister says

The Louvre Museum in Paris closed due to a robbery that occurred during its opening hours. This incident matters as it affects one of the world's most visited cultural landmarks.

Czech populist Babis eyes power in election but may need help from extremes

Andrej Babis is poised to lead the Czech government, potentially requiring alliances with extreme parties. This matters as it could shift the country's pro-Western stance amid rising Russian influence.

Thousands protest at ‘No Kings’ rally near White House

Thousands gathered in Washington, D.C. for the 'No Kings' rally to protest President Trump's policies on immigration, education, and security. This matters as it reflects widespread dissent against the administration's approach to key issues.

Watch: How two British women rowed from Peru to Australia

Two British women completed a six-month rowing journey from Peru to Australia, marking the first all-female crew to achieve this feat. Their journey matters as it highlights women's achievements in extreme sports and adventure.

'We're turning the tide on Gaza starvation crisis' - UN aid chief

The UN's OCHA reports a significant increase in aid entering Gaza following a ceasefire deal, addressing the starvation crisis. This matters as it highlights the urgent need for humanitarian support in conflict zones.

Will Gaza ceasefire change South Africa’s ICJ genocide case against Israel?

A ceasefire in Gaza has been established, but South Africa's President Ramaphosa asserts it won't affect the ongoing genocide case against Israel at the ICJ. This case is crucial for accountability regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

UK’s Palestine Action group wins legal bid to challenge ban

A UK court ruled that Huda Ammori can legally challenge the government's ban on Palestine Action, citing free speech concerns. This matters as it highlights tensions over protest rights and government actions against activist groups.

Illinois Governor wins $1.4 million in Las Vegas

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker won $1.4 million playing blackjack in Las Vegas, highlighting his wealth and plans to donate the winnings to charity. This incident raises questions about the ethics of gambling among public officials.

Logic and Creativity: Bridging Two Worlds

V Sivashankara Sastry conducts innovative workshops in Kolar, using everyday objects to simplify complex math concepts, making learning more accessible and engaging for children.

Night owls versus early birds: who is superior according to science?

Chronotypes, or sleep preferences, naturally shift with age, affecting sleep patterns and health. Understanding these changes is crucial as they influence productivity and well-being.

Indonesia retiree rewilds world’s largest volcano lake as church demands plantation closures

Wilmar Eliaser Simandjorang, a retired civil servant, is leading rewilding efforts at Lake Toba amid calls from the Batak church to close a major plantation. This matters as pollution and deforestation threaten the lake's ecological health and...