Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has accused the EU of blackmail in a heated debate with European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen over the rule of law. The clash in the European Parliament follows a top Polish court ruling that rejected key parts of EU law.

A mega-comet—potentially the largest ever discovered—is heading from the Oort Cloud towards our direction. Estimated to be 100–200 kilometers across, the unusual celestial wanderer will make its closest approach to the Sun in 2031. However, the closest it will come to Earth is to the orbit of Saturn.

England's National Data Guardian has warned that government plans to allow data sharing between NHS bodies and the police could "erode trust and confidence" in doctors and other healthcare providers. Speaking to the Independent newspaper, Dr Nicola Byrne said she had raised concerns with the government over clauses in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

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“DEATHLOOP”, the heavily hyped next-gen FPS developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda, is launching to rave reviews across the board. “DEATHLOOP” launches exclusively on PS5 and PC on September 14 but reviews have been released a day early. The game has received the highest score possible from a plethora of publications.

Western lowland gorillas are believed to have caught the virus from a zookeeper

The law allows people to prosecute rideshare drivers for transporting women to clinics to receive abortions, where they could be fined $10,000.

The self-described “coolest president in the world” is developing a new form of authoritarianism that may soon attract imitators.

South Korea has passed a bill written to prevent major platform owners like Google and Apple from restricting app developers to built-in payment systems, The Wall Street Journal reports. The bill is now expected to be signed into law by President Moon Jae-in, whose party championed the legislation.

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Cryptocurrency accounts holding roughly $50 million or more worth of bitcoin have steadily increased their buying since the end of June, according to new data.

Inside the nasty split between Google’s billionaire coder and his scorned engineer wife — complete with hidden money and an online revenge campaign.

In 2017, astronomers noticed a star streaking out of the Milky Way at nearly 2 million mph (3.2 million km/h) — roughly four times faster than our sun orbits — and flying against the direction in which most stars trek around the galactic center. It's also made of completely different star stuff, mostly heavy, "metallic" atoms rather than the usual light elements. LP 40-365, as it was called, was as eye-catching as a wooden car barreling up the interstate against traffic at hun...