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Sam Altman advocates for accepting AI risks to unlock its potential benefits News Sam Altman advocates for accepting AI risks to unlock its potential benefits Sam Altman advocates for accepting AI risks to unlock its potential benefits and foster innovation in technology. Born in Addis Ababa, raised in Limerick: Ruth Negga and the Oscar nomination for Loving Movies & TV Born in Addis Ababa, raised in Limerick: Ruth Negga and the Oscar nomination for Loving Ruth Negga was born in Addis Ababa to an Ethiopian father and an Irish mother and grew up in Limerick. Her role as Mildred Loving in the 2016 film Loving earned an Academy Award nomination. Her father died in a car accident in Ethiopia when she was a child. Nurse sues ICE after being violently thrown to the ground at New Jersey detention center News Nurse sues ICE after being violently thrown to the ground at New Jersey detention center A nurse has filed a lawsuit against ICE after being violently thrown to the ground at a New Jersey detention center. Nobel prize for medicine 2026 recognizes trio for pivotal discoveries in brain research News Nobel prize for medicine 2026 recognizes trio for pivotal discoveries in brain research The Nobel Prize for Medicine 2026 celebrates a trio for their pivotal discoveries in brain research, highlighting groundbreaking advancements in neuroscience. A Panenka that sent Morocco into history: Achraf Hakimi and Africa’s first World Cup semi-final Celebrity Buzz A Panenka that sent Morocco into history: Achraf Hakimi and Africa’s first World Cup semi-final Achraf Hakimi, born in Madrid to Moroccan parents, chose to play for Morocco. At the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, his chipped penalty knocked out Spain and helped Morocco become the first African team to reach a World Cup semi-final. Concerns rise for women’s rights as Andean nations consider stricter penalties for false assault claims News Concerns rise for women’s rights as Andean nations consider stricter penalties for false assault claims Concerns rise for women's rights as Andean nations consider stricter penalties for false assault claims, sparking widespread debate. From Sarcelles to a 5,000-1 title: Riyad Mahrez and Leicester City’s miracle season Celebrity Buzz From Sarcelles to a 5,000-1 title: Riyad Mahrez and Leicester City’s miracle season Riyad Mahrez, the son of an Algerian father and a mother of Algerian and Moroccan heritage, grew up in Sarcelles near Paris. He was the star of Leicester City's 5,000-1 Premier League title in 2016, then won more titles with Manchester City and captained Algeria to the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations. New documentary on Karl Lagerfeld reveals the designer’s eccentric persona but lacks depth News New documentary on Karl Lagerfeld reveals the designer’s eccentric persona but lacks depth The new documentary on Karl Lagerfeld explores the designer's eccentric persona but lacks depth, leaving fans wanting more insights. Sánchez hints at potential early elections as Spain grapples with housing crisis News Sánchez hints at potential early elections as Spain grapples with housing crisis Pedro Sánchez hints at potential early elections as Spain grapples with a growing housing crisis that affects citizens nationwide. A Cameroonian father, an Algerian mother and a World Cup at 19: Kylian Mbappé’s story starts in Bondy Celebrity Buzz A Cameroonian father, an Algerian mother and a World Cup at 19: Kylian Mbappé’s story starts in Bondy Kylian Mbappé grew up in Bondy, a suburb north-east of Paris, the son of a Cameroonian father and a French-Algerian mother. He won the World Cup with France at 19 in 2018, scored a hat-trick in the 2022 final and joined Real Madrid in 2024.