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Returning to our roots: The growing appeal of human composting
Following a change in the law, more and more Americans are cultivating a new life after death
The rise of the AI-powered robot
Meta researcher tells The National AI-powered robots may integrate into society faster than once thought
'Nobody is pushing me out': Biden seeks to reassure nervous Democrats
Democratic Party in full-blown panic after President's disastrous debate
Video: Afghan refugees contend with extreme heat in Pakistan
Temperatures this week rose above 52°C in parts of the country and many are unequipped to keep themselves cool
The Libyan immigrant who feeds the poor in his new home of Pittsburgh
Humble North African roots inspire entrepreneur Abdullah Salem to expand supermarket chain and feed poorest residents of adopted home
How the Gaza war tore apart US Jewish community hit by deadly attack
Conflict raging in Middle East has fractured Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill, which almost six years ago united in grief over mass shooting at Tree of Life synagogue
War in Gaza divides Jews in city hit by anti-Semitic mass shooting
Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill was united in grief after gunman killed 11 at Tree of Life synagogue, but conflict in Middle East is testing pro-Israel community
Pakistani finance minister sees improving economic outlook
Islamabad is on track to secure a new loan from the International Monetary Fund amid rampant inflation
Pro-Palestine congresswoman faces pro-Israel challenger in US primary
Primary in Pittsburgh emerges as early test of whether Israel’s war against Hamas could threaten Democrats critical of conflict
Lights, camera, algorithm: How artificial intelligence is being used to make films
Canadian creatives produce short feature about a balloon-headed man using OpenAI’s new text-to-video model Sora
How artificial intelligence is being used to make next generation of films
Canadian creatives produce short film 'air head' using OpenAI's text-to-video model Sora
Solar eclipse 2024: Millions look to the skies to catch a glimpse
Airbnb says almost 90 per cent of its listings on the eclipse's route have been booked as people travel to view the event
Moment earthquake shakes UN in New York
Tremors struck during a Security Council meeting on Gaza, bringing it to a brief halt
What is US Senator Bob Menendez accused of doing for Egypt?
The veteran US politician, who has denied any wrongdoing, was indicted on bribery charges after an FBI raid on his home uncovered cash, gold bars and a luxury vehicle
US airman on hunger strike outside White House in solidarity with Gaza
Inspired by the self-immolation of Aaron Bushnell, Larry Hebert left a naval base in Spain to stage a protest in Washington