A fake social media video where Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn endorse each other for prime minister has been posted online in an attempt to show the potential of so-called ‘deepfake’ videos to undermine democracy. The video, by research organisation Future Advocacy, used Artificial Intelligence (AI) and an impressionist to make the candidates’ clips appear […]
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Kawhi Leonard wasn’t at his best against his former team. His new teammates knocked down big shots and won anyway. Leonard struggled on 2-for-11 shooting and had nine turnovers, but Lou Williams led a big effort from the bench with 21 points and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the defending NBA champion Toronto Raptors 98-88
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Democratic voters have a clear ideological choice in this year’s presidential primaries. But if there is any lesson from the recent New York Times/Siena College surveys of the six closest states carried by the president, it’s that the Democrats have been presented with a series of choices about how to win back the White House
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Hillary Clinton says she’s “dumbfounded” that the U.K. government has failed to release a report on Russian influence in British politics as the country prepares for national elections. The former U.S. presidential candidate told British media that the public needs to know what is in the report by Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee before Britain’s
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A thick gray haze of polluted air is hanging over India’s capital, with authorities trying to tackle the problem by sprinkling water to settle dust and banning some construction By RISHAB R. JAIN Associated Press November 12, 2019, 11:56 AM 3 min read A thick gray haze blanketed India’s capital on Tuesday, with authorities attempting
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The drama in Calabasas has carried all the way to the red carpet. Kim and Kourtney Kardashian made headlines Sunday night as fans and critics alike commented on their awkward interaction at the People’s Choice Awards in Los Angeles. During an interview with E! News host Giuliana Rancic focused on what the women were wearing,
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Image copyright FT The Financial Times has named its first female editor since it was founded in 1884. Roula Khalaf will take over from Lionel Barber, who announced on Tuesday that he would leave in January after 34 years at the pink-coloured financial newspaper. Ms Khalaf, his deputy, said she was “thrilled” to be running
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The city of Lyon, France, is hoping to cement its reputation as the cradle of French gastronomy with the opening of a new cultural gastronomy center that is being described as the first of its kind in France, and the largest of its kind in the world. Six years in the making, the Cité Internationale
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A tiny deer-like species not seen by scientists for nearly 30 years has been photographed in a forest in southern Vietnam November 12, 2019, 10:04 AM 2 min read A tiny deer-like species not seen by scientists for nearly 30 years has been photographed in a forest in southern Vietnam, a conservation group said Tuesday.
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Top of Tokyo: Observation decks offer panoramic city views By JAE C. HONG Associated Press November 12, 2019, 7:39 AM 2 min read Tokyo is a gigantic concrete jungle built on layers of tradition and culture. It’s difficult to grasp the enormity of Japan’s capital in just a few days. One way to gain some
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