Pen Power Australia’s AI-generated email campaign targets the Palestinian-Australian academic

As governments face community backlash for fast-tracking developments, big tech’s financial contributions face renewed scrutiny

There are calls to empower the police watchdog to require evidence regarding the use of excessive force by police during the protest against Israeli president Isaac Herzog.

Global online marketplace Etsy is known as a home for the handmade, with Etsy proclaiming its mission to "keep commerce human." But buyers and sellers are reporting an influx of AI-generated products ...

The new long-arms carrying unit is expected to begin public training on Sydney's streets after months of secretive work behind the scenes.

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"In your lifetime, do you feel like the world has become a better place or a worse place?" That is the question Cory Hubbard asks prospective clients. As co-owner of DEFCON Underground, a U.S.-based manufacturer of bomb shelters, Hubbard caters to a growing, increasingly mainstream market of consumers seeking protection from worst-case scenarios. From backyard bunkers in the Midwest to deep subterranean hideouts in Northern Europe and the Middle East, the industry offers a range of designs, locations, and price points. Developers told Newsweek that business is booming amid an era of heightened geopolitical and technological upheaval. Read More on U.S. “Interest has grown sharply. I haven't put a precise figure on it, but the rise in inquiries and website traffic has been unmistakable,” Michael Brait, CEO of the Massachusetts-based Bunker Building Consulting LLC, said. “More people reaching out, asking more serious questions, and moving faster from curiosity to real planning than I saw even a year ago." He added: “A subject once treated as fringe has become a mainstream conversation among people with the means to act on it.” Civil War and Iran: What's Behind the Bunker Boom Those in the disaster preparedness business who spoke with Newsweek listed...

Israeli settlers attack Palestinian farmers during olive harvest

The latest corporate tax data released by the Australian Tax Office showed that once again, major gas producers are paying no company tax.

Polling shows the president in free fall. Unfortunately, a number of his most reactionary policies still have disturbing levels of support.