




Melinda French Gates says new Epstein file allegations revive painful memories, urges accountability for those involved, including Bill Gates, while emphasizing she has moved on and focuses on victims globally.
While the documents reveal disturbing behaviour, questionable judgment, and close contact with influential individuals even after Epstein’s 2008 conviction, the files themselves do not automatically establish criminal guilt for those named.
Gates’ representatives have firmly denied the allegations contained in the documents, dismissing them as baseless and fabricated. In a statement, a spokesperson for Gates said the claims were “absolutely absurd and completely false,” arguing that the emails reflect Epstein’s resentment over being shut out of Gates’ life rather than any factual account.
The claims are drawn from hundreds of thousands of documents released online by the DOJ, part of a larger disclosure encompassing over three million pages of records, 2,000 videos, and 180,000 images connected to Epstein and his network of high-profile contacts.
Caltech University's Professor Karthish Manthiram won the Infosys Prize 2025 in Physical Sciences for his breakthroughs in lithium-mediated ammonia synthesis and oxygen-atom transfer catalysis, showing how renewable electricity can drive the production of essential chemicals.
Bill Gates has initiated steps to wind down the Gates Foundation, approving a $9 billion 2026 budget and outlining gradual workforce reductions as the organisation plans to close by 2045.
Bill Gates has described artificial intelligence as the most transformative technology humans have ever created, warning that while its benefits could be enormous, the risks are equally serious if societies fail to govern its use responsibly.
In an earlier interview, Bill Gates called the divorce his 'biggest regret,' but added that he would still make the same decisions again because of the children and philanthropic work he shares with Melinda French Gates.
In his annual letter 'Optimism with Footnotes' released on January 9, the billionaire said that while AI is poised to be the most transformative force shaping society, it also presents serious risks that could endanger people worldwide.
Confirmed attendees presently include Bill Gates, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayein, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and others.
US Democrats publish 68 new photos linked to Jeffrey Epstein, showing prominent figures, while stressing appearances do not indicate wrongdoing.
Bill Gates said global child deaths will rise for the first time this century, blaming severe Western aid cuts. He criticised the US, Europe and Elon Musk’s DOGE for worsening global health outcomes.
Bill Gates warns that success can be a poor teacher, leading to overconfidence. Learn why staying humble and curious is key to lasting achievement.
Bill Gates has shared his year-end reading list, selecting five titles that explore purpose, climate science, communication, creative industries and the systems that shape modern progress. His recommendations focus on books that reveal how the world works beneath the surface and encourage deeper reflection during the quieter days of winter.
Bill Gates’ daughter Phoebe Gates reveals why she and her siblings were not allowed to use the “Gates” last name during their early school years. The decision, led by Melinda French Gates, aimed to give the children a normal, grounded upbringing away from privilege and public attention.
Elon Musk has reignited his long feud with Bill Gates, publicly urging the Microsoft cofounder to close what he calls a “crazy” short bet against Tesla before it potentially backfires.
Elon Musk has said Bill Gates is “not strong in the sciences,” arguing that the Microsoft co-founder lacks deep scientific understanding despite creating one of the world’s biggest technology companies.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recalls how investing $1 billion in OpenAI back in 2019 was considered a risky move — even by Bill Gates. Today, that “risky” decision has turned into one of Microsoft’s smartest bets.
Bill Gates also defended his own climate record, noting that he offsets his carbon footprint and has invested billions in clean energy innovation.
At Italian Tech Week 2025, Jeff Bezos predicted that by 2045, millions of people could choose to live in space, supported by robotic labour. He called AI and technology the foundation of a coming “civilizational abundance,” countering fears of societal decline.