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Militant groups began using AI as soon as programs such as ChatGPT became widely accessible. In the years since, they have increasingly used generative AI programs to create realistic-looking photos and videos.

Art is not immune from the advances of the hard right – but it isn’t too late for resistance, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins

The holiday season is supposed to be filled with joy, family gatherings, and festive cheer. Yet for millions of drivers, it also means battling holiday highway jams that test patience and spike stress levels. According to AAA and INRIX, congestion during Christmas and New Year’s can double in major metro…

Patients are reporting that some prescription cards are being blocked when they try to use them for higher‑cost medications. These cards—often marketed as a way...

Brown University shooting leaves two dead and eight injured. Police hunt for a suspect dressed in black as the campus remains on lockdown.

Experts question Donald Trump's health after deep purple bruises reappear on his hands, allegedly covered with makeup. The White House insists it's from handshaking.

The words we use to describe gender-based violence (GBV), such as “victim,” “survivor” and “person with lived experience,” aren’t neutral. These labels are powerful. They can affirm dignity or reinforce stigma. They can mobilize movements or obscure systemic issues.

Canadian students are struggling. Many cannot afford housing, are struggling with mental health crises and increasing numbers don’t have enough money for food.

The new TikTok trend “AI Homeless Man Prank” has sparked a wave of outrage and police responses in the United States and beyond. The prank involves using AI image generators to create realistic photos depicting fake homeless people appearing to be at someone’s door or inside their home.