
Saudi Arabia Buys Electronic Arts for $55 Billion
Saudi Arabia’s group buys EA for $55 billion.


Saudi Arabia’s group buys EA for $55 billion.

Blue aquatic creatures have appeared on St Bees beach.

Wild-born beavers appear in Glen Affric after 400 years.

Amazon and Apple invest heavily in AI despite low profits.

A massive iceberg flipped near the coast of Greenland.


The US blocks new exports of Chinese humanoid robots.

Ghanaians are mourning the death of Awuche, their tallest man.

Wimbledon introduces Indian ice cream and Bollywood music.

Football teams to test rule preventing goalkeeper timeout strategy.


The UK is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 35°C.


The extreme heat in Africa is hurting camels.

Endon High School students win a global Lego contest.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey movie inspires many to read the original book.


Runners raced on drifting sea ice at North Pole.
Ravika’s fitness tracker indicated her pregnancy before she knew herself.

The bakery owner disapproved of The Voice’s request for free cakes.

Google has a new smart helper named Gemini that can learn from pictures and words.

A T. rex fossil fetched $50.1 million at auction.

Last month, it rained so much that fewer people went to the shops.

Seventeen uses smart computers to help make music, but real people still create it.

A young man climbed Mount Fuji twice and needed help both times because it was unsafe.

England has 27 new places to swim in nature, but some water might still be dirty.

The Moon robot broke and fell, but it still taught us some things about space.

Seven brave women in Pakistan walk with animals in the mountains to help their village.

Doctor Gladys helps sick gorillas get better and protects their homes.

Argentina’s first solar train explores ancient history and villages.

Sonam Wangchuk makes big ice towers to help people get water when it’s warm.

An AI system spoke about harmful topics after a security breach.

Game makers worry AI might take their jobs, but some think it can help too.

People put special medicine on sick sea rocks to help them get better and have babies.

Virtual reality helps people learn about fires safely by creating pretend fire scenes.