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Artificial ‘culinary companion’ will suggest meals based on what you have in your refrigerator and has a chatbot feature

Fake image showed large cloud of smoke near home of Department of Defence in Arlington, Virginia

People on board allegedly ate almonds after woman informed cabin crew of fatal allergy

The Gelendzhik Palace is warmonger Putin's £1 billion palace hideaway in southern Russia - complete with its own church, ice rink, casino and hookah lounge

A woman has gone viral on TikTok after she asked her viewers to help her identify a mystery celeb on her flight.Paige Craig ( @_PaigeCraig on TikTok) boarded a flight to Los Angeles, California, from Orlando, Florida when she witnessed a bunch of people asking for photos with another passenger. In…

A Ukrainian-born activist was jailed for seven years by a Russian court on Wednesday for "justifying terrorism", according to a Telegram channel petitioning for his release.Mikhail Krieger, 63, was arrested last November over social media posts he wrote in 2020 in which he praised two men who staged attacks on…

Amy Irvine spent a week in Marbella, Spain without having to take any time off from work, sunning herself on the balcony and enjoying evenings out eating delicious tapas

Caryn Marjorie’s subscribers pay $1 a minute to talk to an AI version of her but it has gone way beyond being ‘fun and flirty’

Insider investigates a recent trend to assess the potential impact on jobs, support services and national pride

More than a third of the world’s population is on Facebook but it still finds itself in a battle for relevancy.

But it says it isn’t dead or just for “old people,” as critics have said for years. The social media platform, born before the iPhone, is approaching two decades in existence.