Posts by Amelia Frost
AI Images Are Advancing Faster Than Human Ability to Tell the Difference, Expert Warns
In a wide-ranging interview with International Business Times’ Isaiah McCall, Ari Abelson, co-founder and president of Open Origins, warns that artificial intelligence will outpace human ability to discern from real or AI-generated images and videos. Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the internet’s visual landscape, making it increasingly difficult to distinguish real photos and videos from…
Read MoreMeta Secures $27B Worth of AI Computing Power Well Over Next Five Years
Meta and Nebius signed a massive $27 billion deal to boost the company’s AI computing power over the next five years. Nebius, a Dutch cloud provider, saw its stock rise 14 percent in early trading Monday following the deal’s announcement, CNBC reported. The network reported that Nebius will provide $12 billion of dedicated capacity at…
Read MoreU.S. Intel Reveals Why Late Ayatollah Didn’t Want His Son to Lead Iran
The late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei worried his son wasn’t smart enough to lead Iran and might be gay, according to reports citing U.S. intelligence. CBS News reported that the intel states that Khamenei worried his son, Mojtaba, was not very smart and was unqualified to lead the nation. The network cited multiple unnamed sources in…
Read MoreIran War Keeps Oil Prices Over $100 as Strait of Hormuz Remains Paralyzed
Oil prices held firmly above $100 a barrel on March 16, 2026, as the ongoing U.S.-Israel war with Iran entered its third week, with Iran’s effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continuing to choke global supply lines despite President Donald Trump’s repeated demands for international help to reopen the vital waterway. US President Donald…
Read MoreUK, Other Allies Weigh Hormuz Warships Role as Trump Warns NATO of ‘Very Bad Future’ Over Iran
The world’s most vital oil corridor has suddenly become the centre of a tense diplomatic standoff. As the United States urges allies to send naval forces to the Strait of Hormuz, many governments are responding with caution rather than firm commitments. US President Donald Trump has called on NATO partners and other allies to deploy…
Read MoreMurphy Oil Corporation Shares Hit 52-Week High of $36.90 on Analyst Upgrades and Oil Price Strength
Murphy Oil Corporation (NYSE: MUR) shares rallied sharply in recent trading, closing at $36.81 on March 13, 2026, up $2.09 or 6.02% from the prior session, marking a new 52-week high amid a wave of positive analyst actions, promising developments in its Vietnam operations and sustained crude oil prices bolstered by geopolitical tensions. Murphy Oil’s…
Read MoreBringing Care Home: How Life Home Care Is Redefining What It Means to Age with Dignity
When Dov Brafman founded Life Home Care, he was guided by a straightforward but profound belief: that people deserve to live their final chapters on their own terms, in the places they love most. Years later, that belief has grown into one of New Jersey’s most trusted home care agencies, a company built not on…
Read MoreTeyana Taylor’s ‘Graphic Siren Eye’ Is Spring’s Coolest Makeup Trend at the 2026 Oscars
If there was a Best Eye Makeup category on the Oscars red carpet, Teyana Taylor would be the sole nominee. For the 2026 Academy Awards, the actor revived the siren eye trend with a fresh twist for spring—and we’re dusting off our sharpest liquid liners to copy her look. Taylor walked the carpet in a…
Read MoreTop Iranian Official Says ‘Members Of Epstein’s Network’ Planning False Flag Attack ‘Similar To 9/11’ To Blame Tehran
Iran’s top national security official, Ali Larijani, claimed on Sunday that “members of Epstein’s network” are planning a false flag attack “similar to 9/11” and blame Tehran for it. Larijani was likely referring to members of the Trump administration, considering him and other government officials have appeared in the files. In a social media publication,…
Read MoreIsrael–Iran War: IDF Denies Reports Air Defences Are Running Critically Low
As the Israel–Iran war intensifies, debate has emerged over whether Israel’s missile defence network is under strain. Reports in international media suggested the country could be running low on interceptor missiles, raising concerns about its ability to defend cities from Iranian ballistic attacks. Israel’s military has pushed back strongly against those claims. Officials from the…
Read MoreMajor Popeyes Franchisee Sailormen Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Closes 20 Locations Amid Rising Costs
One of the largest operators of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurants in the United States has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing mounting debt, inflationary pressures and shifts in consumer behavior that have hammered its bottom line. Sailormen Inc., a Miami-based franchisee that previously operated more than 130 Popeyes locations primarily in Florida and Georgia,…
Read MoreIran’s Economic War Targets Gulf Wealth — Global Investors Rethink Risk
Iran’s conflict with the United States and Israel has entered an unexpected arena, the global economy. While armed forces pursue missile launchers and warships, Tehran is targeting banks, data centres, hotels, airports and seaports, striking the civilian infrastructure that underpins Gulf financial hubs such as Dubai, the UAE and Qatar. This latest strategy is forcing…
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