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OpenAI

OpenAI is an American artificial intelligence (AI) research organization comprising both a non-profit foundation and a controlled for-profit public benefit corporation (PBC), headquartered in San Francisco. It aims to develop "safe and beneficial" artificial general intelligence (AGI), which it defi...

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Health3d ago

Sunderby Hospital in Emergency State Amid High Patient Influx

Sunderby Hospital is managing a state of emergency due to a high influx of patients to its emergency department, urging those without acute complaints to contact health centers first.

Weather5d ago

Satellite imagery captures rare snowfall in Patagonian Desert after storm

A storm in early April 2026 blanketed swaths of the Patagonian Desert in southern Argentina with snow, as captured by NASA's Terra satellite on April 3, though the snow had largely melted by the next day.

Politics6d ago

Swedish Police to Enforce Residence Bans in Västmanland to Combat Crime

Residence bans, a legal measure allowing individuals to be barred from specific locations, are being implemented in Västmanland, with local police planning to enforce them soon. The move follows a meeting between police and Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer, who highlighted their effectiveness in crime prevention.

PoliticsApr 6

Hillsborough Law Stalled by Intelligence Services Amendment, Misses Deadline

The Hillsborough Law, which would impose a duty of candour on public officials after disasters, is at an impasse due to a government amendment concerning intelligence services, missing a pledge by Prime Minister Keir Starmer to deliver it by the 36th anniversary of the tragedy.

Crime & justiceApr 4

Seven-month-old baby fatally shot in Brooklyn stroller, suspect arrested

A seven-month-old baby girl, Kaori Patterson-Moore, was fatally shot in the head in Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon while in a stroller pushed by her mother. The shooting, which police believe is gang-related, has led to the arrest of one suspect and an ongoing manhunt for a second.

Economy & businessMar 27

Middle East Conflict Triggers Strait of Hormuz Closure and Global Energy Crisis

Attacks by the US and Israel on Iranian targets, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Al-Khamenei, and Iran's declaration of 'total war' have escalated conflict in the Middle East, leading to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and triggering a global energy crisis. This critical chokepoint, which carries about 20% of global oil and 21% of LNG, has seen fighting all but halt exports, jolting energy markets and driving a major shift in the financial outlook.

SportsMar 23

Swedish Football Association criticizes FIFA's political moves

The Swedish Football Association (SvFF) has criticized FIFA's recent political actions, including a peace prize for Donald Trump and a partnership with his Board of Peace. SvFF chairman Simon Åström says the organization has conveyed its disapproval privately and publicly.

PoliticsMar 23

UK Attorney General Defends International Law Amid Iran War Tensions

UK Attorney General Lord Hermer delivered a speech defending international law and NATO membership, contrasting with U.S. President Donald Trump's threats against Iran in the ongoing regional conflict.

SportsMar 22

Khaddi Sagnia switches jumping leg ahead of long jump final

Long jumper Khaddi Sagnia is halfway through switching her jumping leg from right to left, a process she began over a year ago largely to reduce injuries. The 31-year-old athlete feels very good going into the long jump final on Sunday.

Crime & justiceMar 16

Glasgow schools targeted by social media posts promoting 'war' between teams

Social media posts promoting a so-called 'Glasgow War' have been circulating among schoolchildren, dividing schools into colored teams and allegedly encouraging violence. Authorities are monitoring the situation but have not reported any actual incidents.

Arts & entertainmentMar 15

Natalie Ringler appointed new director of Västmanlands Teater

Natalie Ringler will become the new director of Västmanlands Teater, taking up the position in February 2027. She succeeds Niklas Hjulström, who is leaving at the age of 65.

SportsMar 15

Manchester United Rethink Transfer Plans After Defender Injuries

Manchester United are reassessing their summer transfer strategy due to ongoing injury problems with key defenders Matthijs de Ligt and Lisandro Martinez, according to reports.

SportsMar 15

Arsenal's 16-year-old Max Dowman impresses in FA Cup return from injury

Arsenal's 16-year-old midfielder Max Dowman made a standout return to the first team after over three months out with an ankle injury, helping his side to a 2-1 FA Cup win over Mansfield. Manager Mikel Arteta praised Dowman's performance as exceptional.

SportsMar 14

Gideon Granström transfers from Djurgården to IK Brage

Midfielder Gideon Granström has left Djurgårdens IF for IK Brage in a permanent transfer, with both clubs confirming the move.

Arts & entertainmentMar 13

Hollyoaks Casts Singer Sam Meyer in New Keanes Family for Spring 2024

Channel 4's soap opera Hollyoaks has announced the casting of singer Sam Meyer as part of a new family called the Keanes, joining previously announced actors Matthew Wolfenden, Rebecca Ryan, and Lewis Walton. The family will move into the Chester village in Spring 2024 with a hidden connection to an existing Hollyoaks family.

Crime & justiceMar 12

Fireman sentenced to 12 years for sexually abusing underage girls

A fireman from Norris Green has been sentenced to 12 years in prison with an additional consecutive 12-month term for sexually abusing two underage girls, including a 13-year-old he met through a school visit.

Economy & businessMar 12

People's Postcode Lottery raises ticket price for third time

The People's Postcode Lottery has increased its monthly subscription price, marking the third price hike in recent years. The change has sparked player complaints while the organization promises a larger prize pot.

PoliticsMar 11

Värmland Regional Council Adopts New Preparedness and Traffic Plans

The Värmland regional council made key decisions on March 4, 2026, adopting a new regional preparedness plan and establishing a long-term traffic supply program.