Larry Page Reportedly Leaves California Amid Wealth Tax Debate
Google co-founder Larry Page relocates assets and residency amid uncertainty over a proposed 5% tax on ultra-rich Californians
Tim James
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China Bans Exports of Dual-Use Goods to Japan Amid Rising Tensions
Beijing restricts shipments of potentially military-use products to Japan as regional security frictions escalate
Far-Right Dating Site “Tinder for Nazis” Hacked Live on Stage at German Hacker Convention
Hacktivist dressed as a pink Power Ranger breached WhiteDate during a live demo, leaking thousands of user profiles and reigniting debate over extremist platforms online
CES 2026 Showcases AI, Robots and Star Wars in Tech-Filled Opening Day
Artificial intelligence, robots and pop culture took centre stage on the opening day of CES 2026, as tech giants and entertainment brands unveiled their latest innovations in Las Vegas
Bjork Urges Greenland to Seek Independence as Trump Revives Annexation Talk
Icelandic singer Björk has renewed her call for Greenland to declare independence from Denmark, warning that the island risks falling under US control amid fresh remarks from Donald Trump
Nicolas Maduro Faces U.S. Drug Charges as Arrest Sparks Global Tensions
Former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has been brought to New York to face US drug charges, as warnings grow that his arrest could destabilise the global order
Greek Airspace Closure Triggers Major Flight Disruption Across Europe
Greece has closed its airspace after a major technical failure disrupted air traffic control systems, causing widespread flight cancellations and delays across the country
Jake Paul Struggles to Sleep After Broken Jaw in Anthony Joshua Defeat
Jake Paul has admitted he is struggling to sleep after suffering a broken jaw in his heavyweight defeat to Anthony Joshua last month
UK Pursues £2.5bn From Roman Abramovich to Fund Aid for Ukraine
The UK government is pursuing former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich for more than £2.5bn from the sale of the football club, funds that ministers say should be used to support Ukraine