U.S. lawmakers in 'uncharted waters' as DeepSeek tests limits of American trade restrictions

Gold Coast Survives Late Charge from Western BulldogsThe Gold Coast Suns secured a 10-point victory over the Western Bulldogs, maintaining their dominance in Darwin with a final score of 15.16 (106) to 14.12 (96). The Suns led by 28 points but faced a late surge from the Bulldogs, who scored four goals in seven minutes to close the gap to three points. Daniel Rioli excelled in his homecoming game with 24 disposals, while crucial performances...

Bryan Kohberger, charged with first-degree murder in the November 2022 deaths of four University of Idaho students, allegedly searched for pictures of female students on his cellphone, some of whom were friends with the victims. His browsing history included searches for "Sociopathic Traits in College Student" and explicit content. Kohberger's trial is set to begin on August 11, 2024, amidst ongoing legal proceedings including a denied request for personality testing by prosecutors. Full Article

Following a recent election in Canada, 111 MPs lost their seats, highlighting the emotional toll of political defeat. Former MPs like Sue Barnes and Mark Holland expressed profound grief, with Holland sharing his struggle with depression and suicide attempts after his 2011 loss, while Barnes compared her electoral defeat to the loss of her husband. Although not all former politicians face such severe challenges, many experience significant emotional distress, as losing a seat is described...

Police in Auckland are seeking public assistance to identify an older woman found in Herne Bay, who may be named Mary and claims to have been born in 1944. A photo shared by the police shows her wearing a jacket, hat, and carrying a walking stick. Authorities urge anyone who recognizes her to contact them by calling 105 and quoting reference number P062504601. Full Article

In 2023, an Indonesian academic and journalist, who specializes in Middle Eastern affairs, faced unexpected detentions at Singapore's Changi Airport during transit, where he was interrogated about his work on Palestine. Despite having professional ties to Singapore's Middle East Institute, his intellectual contributions were overshadowed by state suspicion, leading to a chilling effect on his freedom of expression. After multiple incidents, he now avoids flights through Singapore, highlighting concerns over academic independence and the impact...

Transatlantic cooperation between US and European antitrust regulators has significantly deteriorated, marked by recent criticisms from FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson towards European regulations, which he claims hinder competitiveness. This shift from collaboration to conflict raises concerns about the future of joint efforts against major tech companies, with implications for corporate power regulation. While some EU officials maintain optimism about ongoing enforcement against Big Tech, the rhetoric suggests an emerging trend towards a more nationalist approach...