Barron Trump's mystery words to Joe Biden after his father's fierce inauguration speech are finally revealed Republican representative blasts Trump's Epstein investigation as a'smokescreen' while survivors beg Congress to finally reveal the hidden files: Live updates This is the simple weight loss trick I'd recommend to any woman over 50 who wants to burn calories and tone up - without working out or eating less: KERRY POTTER She runs the anonymous real-life Gossip Girl account outing Hollywood scandals now we expose HER identity and the secret life she's desperate to hide Keith Urban breaks his silence following split with Nicole Kidman - after admitting he's been'completely lonely and miserable' Olivia Nuzzi says Robert F. Kennedy Jr. didn't have a'brain worm' after all I was blackmailed and forced to do the unthinkable. DEAR JANE, how do I hide it from my wife? Trump turns to Epstein's lawyer to prove he has'nothing to hide' as he orders GOP to vote on releasing ALL documents to avert MAGA mutiny Terrifying rise of'taboo cancer': Doctors reveal subtle signs ALL women must know... the most common cause... and a game-changer shot that could save your life Jeff Bezos's ex MacKenzie Scott contributes more than $700MILLION to'historically black colleges' So many single men are taking this new drug cocktail before dates. The results in the bedroom are startling... as I discovered during one marathon session: JANA HOCKING I felt so ill I thought I was dying... but it was a gut condition doctors often wrongly dismiss as IBS: It's so common and there's misinformation about how to treat it, says Nicola... but this is what really works Boy, 9, accused of raping and brutally attacking girl, 5, is allowed home with ankle monitor... despite victim's mom pleading with judge Meghan's ex-husband's reaction to finding out she was dating Prince Harry is revealed by his pal Bethenny Frankel Trump wades into the most explosive debate in right wing media: 'People must decide' My Montecito mole tells me why Me-Me-Meghan'threw a fit' after Kris Jenner's birthday party... this Kardashian drama just won't go away: KENNEDY If I had to start over, here's how I'd make millions again! KEVIN O'LEARY reveals best investments, the career with soaring salaries and worst mistake he made Nigerian gunmen abduct'dozens' of girls from boarding school after killing deputy head teacher in chilling echo of Chibok kidnappings Conor McGregor's friend Dillon Danis slapped with LIFETIME ban by UFC chief Dana White after being involved in ringside brawl READ MORE: Here's what happens in football fans' brains when their team loses Scientists have unveiled the most detailed map of the brain ever created.

Trump turns to Epstein's lawyer to prove he has'nothing to hide' as he orders GOP to vote on releasing ALL documents to avert MAGA mutiny If I had to start over, here's how I'd make millions again! KEVIN O'LEARY reveals best investments, the career with soaring salaries and worst mistake he made My Montecito mole tells me why Me-Me-Meghan'threw a fit' after Kris Jenner's birthday party... this Kardashian drama just won't go away: KENNEDY Jeff Bezos's ex MacKenzie Scott contributes more than $700MILLION to'historically black colleges' Boy, 9, accused of raping and brutally attacking girl, 5, is allowed home with ankle monitor...despite victim's mom pleading with judge Smiling girl, 14, who vanished without a trace is found dead in RV... as cops arrest her family member Marjorie Taylor Greene's lookalike daughter defends mom against'fake MAGA' attacks amid fallout with Trump Trump crashes Mar-a-Lago wedding to talk about getting into heaven... but MAGA Christians are left angry Terrifying rise of'taboo cancer': Doctors reveal subtle signs ALL women must know... the most common cause... and a game-changer shot that could save your life She runs the anonymous real-life Gossip Girl account outing Hollywood scandals now we expose HER identity and the secret life she's desperate to hide Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo cause a stir with ANOTHER'ridiculous' red carpet moment Residents of city dubbed the'Birthplace of Silicon Valley' that's home to Mark Zuckerberg are sick of sleepless nights Nigerian gunmen abduct'dozens' of girls from boarding school after killing deputy head teacher in chilling echo of Chibok kidnappings Emily Blunt's asymmetrical frock horror and Kate Hudson's drab dress lead worst dressed stars at 16th Governors Awards Timothee Chalamet reveals his'true feelings' about ex Kylie Jenner after avoiding the'Kardashian curse' that has destroyed the lives and careers of the sisters' famous exes Iconic O.J. Simpson witness looks VERY different 30 years after legendary murder trial... see him now Most parents try to get them over and done with as soon as possible - but woke scientists now claim that nappy changes should be used as an opportunity to teach babies consent. Dr Nicole Downs and Dr Katherine Bussey, lecturers in Early Childhood at Deakin University in Australia, maintain that parents should not wait until their kids are teenagers to talk about appropriate touching. Instead, consent should be a'normal, everyday part of life' that teaches babies what is acceptable when it comes to their bodies. Parents should take their children's views into account, according to the pair - even when it comes to dealing with a dreaded nappy disaster.

The UN Security Council is expected to vote on a draft resolution backing Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza. The text, submitted by the US, would give a mandate for the deployment of an International Stabilization Force (ISF) and to set up transitional governance there. The US says multiple unnamed countries have offered to contribute to the ISF, though it is unclear whether it would be required to ensure Hamas disarms or function as a peacekeeping force. Its formation is a central plank of Trump's 20-point plan which last month brought a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in their two-year war. The draft also raises the possibility of a Palestinian state - something Israel strongly opposes.

What is the chance your plane will be hit by space debris? Explains: Let our writers untangle the complex, messy world of technology to help you understand what's coming next. In mid-October, a mysterious object cracked the windshield of a packed Boeing 737 cruising at 36,000 feet above Utah, forcing the pilots into an emergency landing. The internet was suddenly buzzing with the prospect that the plane had been hit by a piece of space debris. We still don't know exactly what hit the plane--likely a remnant of a weather balloon--but it turns out the speculation online wasn't that far-fetched. That's because while the risk of flights being hit by space junk is still small, it is, in fact, growing.

Digital Dilemma Can AI predict famine? Aid cuts and restricted access to conflict zones have made monitoring hunger risks more challenging than ever for humanitarian organisations. Al Jazeera's Linh Nguyen looks at whether AI can help them to predict famine before it hits. What does the US's AI roadmap entail?

From 10th to 12th September 2025, Barcelona hosted an academic gathering at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya: the first Hype Studies Conference, titled "(Don't) Believe the Hype!?" Organised by a transnational, collective research group of scholars and practitioners, the conference drew together researchers, activists, artists, journalists, and technology professionals to examine hype as a significant force shaping contemporary society. Hype Studies is an emerging academic field that analyses how and why excessive expectations form around technologies, ideas, or phenomena, and what effects those expectations have on society, culture, economics, and policy. As the playful brackets around "Don't" in the conference title suggest - both a warning and an invitation to question that warning - the aim of the conference wasn't to simply reject hype, but to understand it. The conference approached hype critically by examining it as a phenomenon with real power and consequences that needs to be understood and questioned. The purpose here was to build collective knowledge about hype, develop better and more concrete theories, share empirical findings, and create an interdisciplinary community whilst advancing the field's scholarship and knowledge.

We introduce VoxTell, a vision-language model for text-prompted volumetric medical image segmentation. It maps free-form descriptions, from single words to full clinical sentences, to 3D masks. Trained on 62K+ CT, MRI, and PET volumes spanning over 1K anatomical and pathological classes, VoxTell uses multi-stage vision-language fusion across decoder layers to align textual and visual features at multiple scales. It achieves state-of-the-art zero-shot performance across modalities on unseen datasets, excelling on familiar concepts while generalizing to related unseen classes. Extensive experiments further demonstrate strong cross-modality transfer, robustness to linguistic variations and clinical language, as well as accurate instance-specific segmentation from real-world text. Code is available at: https://www.github.com/MIC-DKFZ/VoxTell

In this paper, we introduce TEDxTN, the first publicly available Tunisian Arabic to English speech translation dataset. This work is in line with the ongoing effort to mitigate the data scarcity obstacle for a number of Arabic dialects. We collected, segmented, transcribed and translated 108 TEDx talks following our internally developed annotations guidelines. The collected talks represent 25 hours of speech with code-switching that cover speakers with various accents from over 11 different regions of Tunisia. We make the annotation guidelines and corpus publicly available. This will enable the extension of TEDxTN to new talks as they become available. We also report results for strong baseline systems of Speech Recognition and Speech Translation using multiple pre-trained and fine-tuned end-to-end models. This corpus is the first open source and publicly available speech translation corpus of Code-Switching Tunisian dialect. We believe that this is a valuable resource that can motivate and facilitate further research on the natural language processing of Tunisian Dialect.

The explainability of deep learning models remains a significant challenge, particularly in the medical domain where interpretable outputs are critical for clinical trust and transparency. Path attribution methods such as Integrated Gradients rely on a baseline representing the absence of relevant features ("missingness"). Commonly used baselines, such as all-zero inputs, are often semantically meaningless, especially in medical contexts. While alternative baseline choices have been explored, existing methods lack a principled approach to dynamically select baselines tailored to each input. In this work, we examine the notion of missingness in the medical context, analyze its implications for baseline selection, and introduce a counterfactual-guided approach to address the limitations of conventional baselines. We argue that a generated counterfactual (i.e. clinically "normal" variation of the pathological input) represents a more accurate representation of a meaningful absence of features. We use a Variational Autoencoder in our implementation, though our concept is model-agnostic and can be applied with any suitable counterfactual method. We evaluate our concept on three distinct medical data sets and empirically demonstrate that counterfactual baselines yield more faithful and medically relevant attributions, outperforming standard baseline choices as well as other related methods.

Biden administration's diplomatic dispute led to U.S. expulsion from Niger, eliminating drone surveillance capabilities needed to combat Sahel region terrorism.