The founder of an AI modeling agency says she is Latina but real Latinas don't sell, so she created digital influencers. These AI models can do anything you want and don't need insurance. The era of AI influencers is coming.
Russia has dropped any pretense and openly threatens massive strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. This comes despite signals that peace negotiations might resume. The Kremlin is not hiding its intentions.
Last week scientists highlighted benefits of the keto diet, made discoveries about mysterious cosmic red dots, and warned against opening old graves. That's according to a Polish science roundup. The piece lists several findings that might have slipped under the radar.
The Ministry of Culture says its invitation to the marshal is still valid, raising questions about the future of the Museum of Literature. Meanwhile, councilor Michalec has taken a new job. The crisis may be ending.
American military officials had warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about the risks of escalating conflict with Iran. They now say that pushing into war could stretch US forces too thin. That might weaken America's ability to defend other regions and its own territory.
A flash flood in a section of the Grand Canyon in Arizona has left at least one person dead and 15 others missing. The National Park Service reported the incident on Sunday. Rescue operations are underway to locate the missing individuals. The flood struck suddenly, catching visitors off guard.
Rescue teams in Nepal and Tibet are racing against time to find flood victims. In Tibet, dozens of Australians remain missing. In Nepal, rescuers are searching for nearly a thousand workers trapped in tunnels at a hydroelectric plant.
Teachers gathered outside the prime minister's office the day before school started. They held signs like "Being polite is over" and "Politicians to the blackboard." A union deputy said the government hasn't linked teacher pay to the average wage, as promised.
Google has updated its maps to show a new name for Lake Ontario, following a dispute between Trump and Canada. The company said the change matches official government sources. The move is part of an ongoing spat over the lake's name.
Barbara Nowacka criticized the decision to veto eDziennik. She described the move as unwise and driven by lobbying efforts.
The US military attacked Iranian rocket launchers in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday. This was the first military action in a month, breaking a ceasefire. Iran responded by firing missiles at US bases in Jordan, calling it retaliation for a deadly attack.
Poland's health ministry wants to cut the free drug list for seniors by about 1,500 items. Producers who refuse to lower prices will see their medications removed. The plan aims to reduce costs but may limit access for older patients.
The European Space Agency is adopting the recipe that helped NASA support Elon Musk's company. Instead of designing and building rockets itself, it wants to buy orbital flights from competing private firms. ESA has signed its first major contracts for new rockets.
Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara says freedom of speech does not exist in Cuba. He warns that the regime would violently crush even a peaceful protest.
Polish Education Minister Barbara Nowacka is facing significant criticism and hate speech. Some view her as a leader who listens to experts, while others claim she manages poorly. Debate continues over her impact on the school system.
The article questions how relevant the 21 postulates of August 1980 are today. It argues that these demands should not serve merely as a symbolic cover for Polish democracy, but should be integrated into the fabric of social life. The postulates need to be more than a historical artifact.
There's speculation that CIA Director John Ratcliffe's recent visit to Moscow included an attempt to show Russian leaders the dire condition of their economy. If that was the case, he had plenty of material to work with. But Putin doesn't need the CIA chief to understand how bad things are—he already knows.
NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman telescope on Sunday. Its mirror is as large as Hubble's, but it can capture a hundred times more sky in a single shot. The mission will hunt for dark energy, dark matter, and tens of thousands of exoplanets.
Krzysztof Stanowski lost his driving license for three months after being caught speeding. He was stopped by traffic police, and his speed was reported as 110 km/h. Radio ZET reported the incident.
Andrzej Wielowieyski, a former Polish senator and public figure, died on Saturday evening, August 29. He was remembered as a tireless worker who devoted his life to serving others and was described as a great Pole in every sense.
Seven judges from Poland's Constitutional Tribunal have issued a statement urging that all judges elected by the Sejm be allowed to rule. They argue this would be the first step toward resolving the crisis surrounding the Tribunal and rebuilding the institution. The judges emphasized that this move is essential for restoring trust in the court.