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One of the many feral cats of Old San Juan. April Stevenson/Getty ImagesFeral cats have long been a part of the landscape in the historic areas of Old San Juan. But the National Park Service is forging ahead with a plan to remove the cats. The advocacy organization Alley Cat Allies in March sued the park service over the plan.

Elon Musk. Grzegorz Wajda/SOPA/Getty ImagesNorway's sovereign wealth fund will oppose Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package at Tesla. Tesla shareholders will vote on the deal on Thursday. Two major proxy advisor firms have also opposed it. Norway's sovereign wealth fund, operated by Norges Bank Investment Management, has said it will vote against Tesla CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package at Tesla's annual meeting on Thursday.

Is OpenAI on the defensive about its new text-to-speech tool? Jaap Arriens/GettyOpenAI released a statement Friday on its safety efforts for Voice Engine, its text-to-speech model. Voice Engine generates natural-sounding speech that some fear could be used for deepfakes. The technology has raised concerns among lawmakers. For the second time in a matter of months, OpenAI has found itself explaining its text-to-audio tool, reminding everyone that it is not, and may never be, widely available."It's important that people around the world understand where this technology is headed, whether we ultimately deploy it widely ourselves or not," the company said in a statement posted to its website on Friday.

Bliss Caribbean Restaurant in St. Louis now enforces an age restriction. Prostock-Studio/Getty ImagesBliss Caribbean Restaurant opened in Missouri in May. Women must be 30 and men 35 to dine at the restaurant. The owners said the age policy helps "maintain a sophisticated environment."A Missouri restaurant has a strict age policy that excludes anyone under 30 to "ensure a grown and sexy atmosphere."Bliss Caribbean Restaurant opened its doors to diners in St.

Narendra Modi signs after taking the oath of office for a third term as the India's prime minister. MONEY SHARMA/Getty ImagesNarendra Modi begins third term as India's prime minister after election victory. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party won 240 seats, forming a coalition for a parliamentary majority. The swearing-in was held at Rashtrapati Bhavan with regional leaders and high security in New Delhi.

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn moreCharles Leclerc driving the Ferrari SF-24 during qualifying for F1 Canada 2024 in Montreal. Getty ImagesThe F1 championship takes a break from Europe this week and heads back across the Atlantic, which will hopefully inject some excitement after a Monaco race that saw the top ten finish in the order they started.