Fugees rapper jailed for 14 years for ‘betraying his country for money’
Grammy-winning rapper Prakazrel “Pras” Michel of the Fugees has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after being…
Flying with Ryanair? You can't use paper boarding passes anymore – The Journal
Flying with Ryanair? You can’t use paper boarding passes anymore The JournalRyanair moves to 100% digital boarding passes RTE.ie‘I’ve been…
Trump wants money from the BBC. Can he get it? – POLITICO
Trump’s latest claim is the flipside of his $20 billion suit against CBS’s “60 Minutes” over an interview…
Transense Technologies to launch Smart Tyre Inflator at SEMA 2025 in Las Vegas
Transense Technologies plc has announced the launch of its Translogik TLGi Digital Handheld Tyre Inflator, a connected service…
Teen’s suicide highlights digital exploitation and gaps in youth mental health care
However, in the years leading up to her death, her mental health was “fragile” and she was considered…
Digital ID to be voluntary… unless you want a job (or benefits)
Keir Starmer has relaunched the controversial policy, stressing its use for every day life Anyone in the UK…
‘We should kill him’: AI chatbot encourages Australian man to murder his father
Experts are calling for new regulations to require artificial intelligence chatbots to remind users they are not speaking…
BNZ under fire for ‘demeaning’ digital wallet ad
“This portrayal is not only demeaning but damaging to the thousands of hard-working retailers across New Zealand who…
Be more German – POLITICO
Opponents of French Prime Minister François Bayrou look near certain to bring down his minority government early next…
Macron wants EU to target US Big Tech after new Trump tariff threat – POLITICO
A person close to Macron confirmed that exploring possible retaliation against U.S. digital players was indeed “his stance.” Trump threatened…
Europe’s ‘century of humiliation’ could be just beginning – POLITICO
The trade deal is a “direct function of Europe’s weakness on the security front, that it cannot provide…
The EU’s tech rules are under attack — again – POLITICO
Without a hitch, a now-familiar playbook unfolded: The European Commission stood by its “sovereign right to regulate,” European lawmakers…