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How Maya Jama went from Bristol native to Celebrity Traitors star
Maya Jama, host of Love Island, competes in the final round of BBC’s The Celebrity Traitors, marking her rise from Bristol council house to major television presenter.
Aerosmith brings Friends Gun N’ Roses, Black Crowes to Hollywood Bowl as Steven Tyler Returns to the Stage
Aerosmith performed at the Hollywood Bowl with guest artists including Guns N’ Roses and the Black Crowes, marking the band’s first live show since canceling their tour in 2023 due to Steven Tyler’s vocal issues.
California leader calls attack on alleged noncitizen voting ‘weaponizing the law’
California’s attorney general calls Trump administration efforts to investigate alleged noncitizen voting ‘weaponizing the law,’ as federal prosecutors demand verification of thousands of ballots weeks before midterm elections.
MCP for agent-to-agent comms may be the riskiest protocol you’ve never heard of
Vulnerabilities in the Model Context Protocol enable attackers to spread malicious prompts between AI agents, potentially leading to data exfiltration and unauthorized network requests across multiple organizations.
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US immigration officers reassigned to screen South African refugees and find ‘unlawful’ voters
The Trump administration has reassigned all immigration officers in a fraud detection unit to screen South African refugees and investigate alleged unlawful voters, causing asylum processing delays.
California Supreme Court hears arguments over sheriff’s seizure of ballots
California’s Supreme Court heard arguments over whether a Southern California sheriff must return approximately 650,000 ballots seized in March from a November 2025 special election on redistricting.
De-Googled GrapheneOS is coming to Motorola’s foldables next year
GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused Android variant, will officially support Motorola smartphones starting next year, beginning with flagship models before expanding to foldable devices.
Netflix reportedly considers opening its app to other streamers
Netflix executives are exploring the possibility of integrating third-party streaming services like Peacock and Fox One directly within its app, though no imminent deal is currently planned.
Robotaxis are real now — so is the pushback
Autonomous vehicle companies are expanding operations across US cities, but regulators, labor unions, and city officials are increasingly demanding stricter rules governing robotaxis before fleets grow significantly larger.
The cat-and-mouse game over 3D-printed guns has begun
The creator of the first 3D-printed gun has developed a tool to circumvent government-mandated detection software, sparking an escalating regulatory battle over ghost gun manufacturing technology.
Why the UK is dithering over what to do about e-scooters
The UK government has delayed making a decision on e-scooter regulation for six years despite popular trial programs, leaving privately owned devices in legal limbo while concerns about safety and pavement use persist.
What will TV look like in three years? Media insiders share their predictions
Media insiders predict the television industry will continue transforming over the next three years, with traditional cable declining while streaming bundles and personalization reshape content consumption and advertising.
Disney-owned ABC files First Amendment lawsuit against FCC
Disney’s ABC has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the FCC, claiming the agency’s investigation into the company constitutes retaliation for its programming critical of President Trump.
UK borrows more than expected in July as Healey prepares for first Budget
UK government borrowing reached £1.8bn in July, exceeding forecasts by £2.3bn and constraining Chancellor John Healey’s options ahead of his first Budget on 27 October.
Economic adviser O’Neill rules out government job but urges boldness on devolution
Economist Lord Jim O’Neill has declined a government position with Andy Burnham’s administration, citing preference for maintaining his business interests and personal autonomy.
Mayors to get powers to overrule local councils on planning decisions
Mayors in 13 English regions will gain powers to override local councils on planning decisions for large development projects, aiming to accelerate housebuilding toward a 1.5 million home target.