One firm. One whistleblower. One very inconvenient question. Why is the government still paying $27.4 million to an auditor now under criminal investigation? Australia wants answers.
The floodwater went down. What it left behind was worse. Pieces of faeces on the footpath. Tampons in the street. Brown water soaking into five homes in one of Wellington's most scenic suburbs.
She helped keep Sean 'Diddy' Combs off death row. Now Anna Estevao is walking into a bigger courtroom, with a bigger client, and even higher stakes.
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) could come at a significant environmental cost, with a new United Nations report warning that the rising energy demands of AI systems may place additional pressure on global resources.
The Right to Repair is a legal and policy framework aimed at ensuring that consumers and independent repair businesses can access the tools, parts, software and technical information needed to fix products they own.
The detection of a flesh-eating screwworm in Texas has revived fears of a pest the US eradicated decades ago, prompting emergency containment efforts and industry concern.
The concept is straightforward: waste oil from homes is gathered, processed and eventually converted into aviation fuel capable of reducing the industry's dependence on fossil fuels.
Putin said Moscow remains ready for a diplomatic settlement with Ukraine, while maintaining that any deal must reflect compromises discussed with Donald Trump.
Beijing's latest diplomatic outreach to Pyongyang comes as North Korea balances ties with both China and Russia while expanding its nuclear capabilities.
He arrived with no English, a recipe, and a translation app. A year later he was making $20,000 a month on the streets of Los Angeles. Now he wants the keys to City Hall.
