Meta debuts no-camera smart glasses and virtual reality spectacles
The Guardianby Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor·16d ago
Meta announced an advanced new set of virtual reality glasses and a collection of new smart glasses Wednesday, including an audio-only version without a camera.
Justin Bieber performs surprise acoustic gig in beleaguered Los Angeles park
The Guardianby Uwa Ede-Osifo·16d ago
With no announcement and little fanfare, Justin Bieber performed a free acoustic set on Monday at a Los Angeles park often in local headlines for less cheery reasons.
Judge seems inclined to side with media outlets who were banned from White House in lawsuit
The Guardianby Jeremy Barr in Washington·16d ago
A US district judge on Wednesday heard arguments in the extraordinary showdown between Donald Trump and CNN, MS Now and Politico, suggesting in comments that he was more inclined to side with the...
Trump greets Xi Jinping at plane as Chinese leader arrives for state visit
The Guardianby Ariana Baio in Washington·16d ago
Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the US on Wednesday evening at the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews, an unusually generous meeting to kick off the Chinese president’s state visit.
Twenty years after An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore still believes in the climate fight: ‘We are going to win this’
The Guardianby Oliver Milman·16d ago
Two decades after the release of his groundbreaking documentary An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore has admitted he was surprised by the ferocious, ongoing backlash from the fossil fuel industry and its...
Six Flags Magic Mountain sued over alleged ‘catastrophic brain damage’ from X2 ride
The Guardianby Dani Anguiano·16d ago
California’s Six Flags Magic Mountain is facing lawsuits from three people who alleged they suffered “catastrophic brain damage” after riding the X2 rollercoaster.
‘I miss old Google’: readers tell us how they search the internet in the age of AI
The Guardianby Blake Montgomery·16d ago
Google has put artificial intelligence at the front and center of its search bar. The most-visited site on the internet still shows the same list of links to users, but they have to scroll past a...
Christian Eriksen leaves Wolfsburg by mutual consent after on-pitch collapse in June
The Guardianby Reuters and Guardian sport·16d ago
Christian Eriksen and German side VfL Wolfsburg have agreed to terminate his contract by mutual consent, the club announced on Wednesday.
Former NFL star Antonio Brown to avoid possibility of 30 years in prison with plea deal
The Guardianby Guardian sport and agencies·16d ago
Former NFL star Antonio Brown plans to accept a plea deal on an attempted murder charge in Miami, his lawyer said Wednesday. Doing so will mean the former wide receiver avoids prison.
Chelsea v Austria Vienna: Women’s Champions League – live
The Guardianby Daniel Harris·16d ago
In Leuven, Roma have just been awarded a penalty that’s an absolute nonsense, the ball headed back into the arm of a player a yard or two away and looking in the opposite direction.
‘We hope he’ll accept’: US invites Putin to G20 summit at Trump golf club
The Guardianby Andrew Roth in New York·16d ago
The United States has invited Vladimir Putin to take part in the meeting of the G20 scheduled in Miami in December in what would be the first major summit with the Russian leader present since he...
Harry Kane says England’s World Cup exit ‘hurt more than any other’
The Guardianby David Hytner·16d ago
Harry Kane has described England’s World Cup semi-final defeat against Argentina as his most painful tournament exit because of how the team lost sight of who they were.
Netherlands v Germany: Klopp and Xavi begin revival projects with derby
The Guardianby Nick Ames·16d ago
Before the latest instalment of a time-honoured international rivalry gearing up for two distinct new beginnings, Jürgen Klopp could not resist sprinkling a little of the old mischief.
McDonald’s to take on KFC and rivals as Gen Z flock to fried chicken
The Guardianby Sarah Butler·16d ago
McDonald’s is betting on fried chicken as health concerns and the rising price of beef shift dining habits.
The Guardian view on Russian disinformation: a foreign threat that relies on UK complicity | Editorial
The Guardianby Editorial·16d ago
In November 2020, Barack Obama warned of an “epistemological crisis” facing western democracies. Polarisation and radicalisation were corroding trust in established information sources.
The Guardian view on the future of the UN: more embattled, but more necessary, than ever | Editorial
The Guardianby Editorial·16d ago
The United Nations was created, its charter states, to “save succeeding generations from the scourge of war”.
No signs Chagos deal can be adapted to suit Trump, say UK officials
The Guardianby Peter Walker and Aletha Adu·16d ago
The Chagos Islands deal is on hold for as long as Donald Trump objects to it, UK officials believe, with no immediate signs it can be adapted to suit the US president.
‘She was an incredible feminist’: Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Fendi collection inspired by Italian pop legend
The Guardianby Jess Cartner-Morley·16d ago
Maria Grazia Chiuri has been having more fun with clothes since she decamped from Paris back to her native Rome to work at Fendi. “I have less of a uniform these days.
Something in your eye? Here’s how to get it out – without making it worse
The Guardianby Sarah Sloat·16d ago
It may feel like a gritty, annoying sensation, or a sharp pain. Either way, you may have the same problem: something is stuck in your eye and needs to come out.
Sleep payments: could they lead to better rest – and better health?
The Guardianby Guardian Staff·16d ago
Name: Sleep payments. Age: A new strategy for an age-old problem. Appearance: Nice work if you can get it. Paying people to sleep? I’m in.
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