OpenAI launches cheaper AI model, after scrapping one deemed unsafe

New York Times executive fatally shot by elderly in-laws, police say

Jonathan McKinsey's in-laws, who are both 77 years old, face multiple charges including first-degree murder.

Shocking turn in Lindsay Clancy case during first court appearance after mistrial

Czech Republic v England LIVE: Alexander-Arnold starts and Bellingham rested for Nations League clash

Thomas Tuchel’s men lost to the world champions in their Nations League opener but can kickstart their campaign when they face Czech Republic

LOOK: Trapped in inferno after Russian strike, Ukrainian senior climbs down from ledge

Ihor Malchevsky focused solely on his family as he peered over the edge of the window, thick black smoke billowing behind him after a Russian drone smashed into the building setting it ablaze.

Digger review – Tom Cruise isn’t the revelation he set out to be in this frustrating meta-satire

The ‘Mission: Impossible’ star dons elaborate prosthetics to play a billionaire at the end of the world in Alejandro Gonzales Iñárritu’s risky new comedy

Current EU settlement ‘not working’, cabinet minister admits as Burnham edges closer to rejoining

The PM admitted ‘Brexit has done more harm than good’ in his major speech on Tuesday

$22.4M investment to unlock 165 acres at Kelowna Airport

The federal government is providing up to $22.4 million for infrastructure that will open up the airport land for industrial and aerospace development.

In 1964, an Arizona couple began building a carport with discarded bottles; years later...

A couple in Tucson, Arizona, transformed glass bottles into a 2,700-square-foot home over several decades. They used discarded bottles collected from local sources to construct the unique property and create a natural cooling effect. After completion, the house was maintained by an artist who updated essential systems while preserving original features. The property has now been listed for sale, attracting interest from folk art enthusiasts.

Eiffel Tower chief stepping down over removal of women staff for Hindu group’s visit

The operating company that runs the Eiffel Tower said Tuesday its chief would step down at the end of this year in the wake of a controversy over the removal of women staff during a visit by a Hindu religious group. Patrick Branco Ruivo, who has been director general of the Paris landmark since 2018, would leave his job at the end of the year after an internal probe revealed that “operational flaws and shortcomings” in organising the visit led to the “unacceptable” removal of women staff, the...

What is ‘Project Longbow’? The key findings of the Premier League’s investigation into Manchester City

The club are set to appeal having been found guilty on almost every charge

Immigration increase could be on the horizon, Carney suggests in interview

Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested a "controlled increase" in the country's population could be on the way in a recent interview with the New York Times.

Carney set to make energy announcement in Vancouver

Carney's announcement comes after LNG Canada said earlier Tuesday that it will go ahead with the multibillion-dollar Phase 2 expansion of its liquefied natural gas export terminal.