Meta told to pay $375m for misleading users over child safety A court in New Mexico has ordered Meta to pay $375m (£279m) for misleading users over the safety of its platforms for children. A jury found that Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, was liable for the way in which its platforms endangered children and exposed them to…
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0 claims checkedRussia launches 948 drones at Ukraine in largest attack over 24-hour period Russia has launched the largest aerial attack on Ukraine over a 24-hour period since the war began, hitting cities across…
Australia and EU agree sweeping trade deal in face of global uncertainty Australia and the European Union have agreed a sweeping free trade deal after eight years of negotiations. The deal signed in…
Journalists at Australia's national broadcaster strike for first time in 20 years Hundreds of journalists have walked off the job at Australia's national broadcaster on Wednesday over pay, conditions…
Pilots killed in LaGuardia plane crash named The two pilots killed when an Air Canada plane crashed into a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport have been identified as Antoine Forest and Mackenzie…
BTS comeback concert on Netflix draws 18.4m global viewers A livestreamed comeback concert by K-pop megastars BTS drew 18.4m global viewers on Netflix, according to the streaming service. Saturday's…
Sara Duterte impeachment hearings start as political death match heats up Public hearings on the impeachment case against Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte have started in Congress. The…
'Major player' in alleged mistaken identity kidnap of Sydney grandfather charged A "major player" in the alleged kidnap and murder of an 85-year-old grandfather in Sydney last month has been arrested…
Graffiti conviction for Australian woman who stuck googly eyes on sculpture A 20-year-old woman has been convicted on a graffiti charge for sticking googly eyes on a famous sculpture in South…