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A former Spotify employee reveals 2,400 layoffs, and AI automation ruined Wrapped, while exposing the CEO's move to military drones and confirming users' privacy fears.

The ESA's JUICE probe has for the first time photographed interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS in an active state, revealing a glowing coma and possible dual tails — a breakthrough that could shed light on the nature of this visitor from another star system.

Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro asked to keep $200 million from his personal wealth to relinquish power in Venezuela, according to a new report.

A short viral clip of President Trump has reignited debate over his appearance, with viewers on social media calling his skin tone 'more orange than ever'. We examine the footage, official videos, and the reactions, and place the moment in the context of his public image.

FBI Director Kash Patel reveals a rebooted investigation led to the arrest of DC pipe bomb suspect Brian Cole, solving a case where a £394,000 reward went unclaimed.

Legal experts are challenging the Trump administration's basis for a series of lethal strikes on suspected drug-smuggling boats in the Caribbean, warning that the operations may violate both domestic and international law.

Donald Trump's 'Daddy's home!' A Christmas card sparked a furious digital backlash on social media, proving the White House holiday greeting is still a magnet for political warfare. Read how critics slammed the 'cringe' sketch and why the controversy echoes Melania Trump's past holiday frustrations.

New Oval Office photos 'brutally expose' Donald Trump's thinning hair and show band-aids on his hand, sparking fresh health fears.

A new bill from Senator Bernie Moreno would ban dual citizenship, forcing millions of Americans to renounce a foreign passport or give up their U.S. citizenship.

96% of US colleges cite visa problems as enrollment killer, with 91% experiencing denials and 96% reporting wait times preventing fall arrivals. Inside the State Department crisis.

Elon Musk admits he's among the nation's top assassination targets, forcing the Tesla founder to live in hiding. Learn why his endorsement of Donald Trump and the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk have driven the tech titan into extreme reclusion, revealing chilling private texts about his security fears.