The government is looking to make it mandatory for resolution professionals to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents in the insolvency process for greater efficiency, transparency, and accuracy.

Police have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a store breaking and larceny at a popular Chinese restaurant in Canaan, Tobago, over the weekend. Investigators said the business owner ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The Tucson City Council is considering adopting a resolution tonight that opposes federal mandates on higher education. The resolution specifically targets President Trump's ...

Taiwan on Wednesday accused China of trying to create a legal basis for "future military aggression” after Beijing issued a paper reiterating its one-China principle and claiming that a UN General ...

Saudi authorities now require confirmed hotel bookings and verified transport for Umrah visa applications, a new rule aimed at better managing pilgrim movement and preventing fraud. Pilgrims must ...

DUBAI/ANKARA, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The central banks of the United Arab Emirates and Turkey signed a bilateral currency swap agreement of a nominal size of 18 billion UAE dirham ($4.90 billion) and 198 ...

"Photon Life" projectors swap lamps for 4LED simplicity By Paul Ridden October 03, 2025 The head of the Photon Life clan is a 4K projector with a 1,100-lument 4LED light source and built-in speakers - ...

In a rare move, all surface water rights holders in the Yakima River Basin will see their water curtailed due to lack of available water. The Washington Department of Ecology is ordering a halt to ...

On Monday, a coroner found that Ms Smith, a beloved Central Coast woman, was killed by her former partner James Scott Church and her body was dumped in the Hunter Valley. Church was long suspected of ...

South Sydney have rejected a player swap proposal from Manly that would have seen forward Nathan Brown return to Redfern in exchange for prop Davvy Moale’s early release. Manly reportadly floated the ...

Essendon players raised concerns with the players’ union after a testy meeting about illicit drugs involving the playing group and club higher-ups. Nine’s Tom Morris reports Bombers players felt CEO ...