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Yet another sex abuse scandal hits the Catholic Church
Although sex scandals in the Catholic Church are routine and not news, we would like to share you with you the latest one. 383 new cases of abuse have been exposed by a Church of England report. Out of these cases, 168 include children ...
Apple is forced by the EU to stop ripping off its customers with the unique lightening charger and change the devices to the standard and efficient USB-C
Apple is making billions of dollars from monopolizing the charging system of their devices. Using standard USBC chargers will allow Apple users to buy chargers and cables that are much faster for charging, way cheaper than the rip-off pr...
Mayor among dead as gunmen storm town hall in Mexico
Gunmen have killed the mayor of a small town in south-western Mexico, and at least 17 others, officials have confirmed.
NASA, SpaceX Crew-5 mission launches to space station
SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft reached orbit after launching from Florida
21 Inmates Dead, 66 Injured In Ecuador Prison Clashes
Violence in Ecuador's prisons, where drug gangs with ties to Mexican cartels vie for power, is often carried out with knives and sometimes involves beheadings.
Meta board approves personal security for outgoing executive Sheryl Sandberg
Sheryl Sandberg recently stepped down as Meta COO, but the company will continue to pay for her personal security
Man, 37, Denied Food Delivery Because He Looked Under 25
Mr Wilford who has cystic fibrosis and diabetes had spent the last of his cash on the order.
Uber’s former security chief found guilty of hiding 2016 data breach
The Uber verdict marks a rare instance where a corporate information security officer was criminally charged with failing to disclose a hacking
Two Russians fleeing military service seek U.S. asylum
Two Russians fleeing military service have claimed asylum in the United States after arriving by boat in Alaska, authorities said on Thursday.
US Court Halts Twitter-Elon Musk Trial, Asks To Close Deal By October 28
Twitter vs Elon Musk: The litigation was halted until Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. EDT to allow Musk, who is chief executive of electric car maker Tesla Inc, to finance the deal.
Four-member SpaceX crew safely docks with space station
A four-member SpaceX Crew Dragon team, including a Russian cosmonaut and the first Native American woman sent to orbit, safely docked with the International Space Station (ISS) on Thursday and moved aboard to begin a five-month science m...
51 Relaxing Poolside Sitting Areas To Daydream About
Relaxing poolside sitting areas, featuring luxurious outdoor living spaces, conversation pits, outdoor dining rooms, outdoor lounge furniture & modern gardens.
Florida resident changes his state flag to Ukraine's so the U.S. Senate might start actually giving a damn about them
Phil Oh’s Best Street Style Photos From the New York Fashion Week Spring 2023 Shows
This season New York Fashion Week has brought in a worldwide crowd of stars thanks to a packed season that even includes shows from international designers like Fendi and Marni.
About 82,000 still without power in Puerto Rico two weeks after Fiona
Around 82,000 homes and businesses were still without power in Puerto Rico on Thursday, over two weeks after Hurricane Fiona caused an island-wide outage for its 3.3 million people.
Actor Kevin Spacey In Court Over 1980s Sex Misconduct Claim
Anthony Rapp filed a complaint in September 2020 against Spacey for advances and an alleged sexual assault at a party in Manhattan in 1986, when he was 14 and Spacey was in his late 20s.
Mexican economy minister resigns, dealing blow to trade team amid U.S. talks
Mexican Economy Minister Tatiana Clouthier stepped down on Thursday, depriving Mexico of one of its key trade negotiators as her government scrambles to head off a major dispute over energy with the United States and Canada.
EXCLUSIVE Apple wins 2/3 cut in French antitrust fine to 372 mln euros
A French court on Thursday substantially lowered a fine against iPhone maker Apple Inc (AAPL.O) for alleged anti-competitive behaviour to 372 million euros ($366.31 million) from 1.1 billion euros previously, two sources with knowledge o...
Human rights concerns grow over Ecuador prison riots -U.N. officials
United Nations human rights officials are concerned about Ecuador's prison violence crisis, they said on Thursday, after yet another riot at a Guayaquil jail left at least 13 inmates dead and more than 20 prisoners and police injured.
Justin Bieber cancels world tour until 2023 after facial paralysis
Justin Bieber has announced the rest of his world tour will be cancelled as the singer continues to face health battles.
Cannabis stocks surge as Biden overhauls U.S. marijuana policy
Shares of U.S.-listed marijuana growers and sellers surged on Thursday after President Joe Biden took executive action to change U.S. policy on the drug, pardoning all prior federal offenses of simple marijuana possession.
Woman who 'stole' her own money in bank raid with a fake gun let off with a fine
A Lebanese woman who raided a bank with a fake gun to ‘steal’ her own money has been let off with a fine.
Former Colombian finance ministers criticize Petro comments on central bank
A string of former Colombian finance ministers criticized the Andean country's President Gustavo Petro on Thursday after he took to Twitter to question the central bank's decision to hike its benchmark interest rate last week.
Apple CEO Tim Cook says coding should be taught as early as elementary school: 'It's the most important language you can learn'
Cook told the outlet that programming is the "most important language you can learn." He said everyone should learn to code and classes should be taught as early as elementary school.
Chile files charges against mining company for giant sinkhole
Chile's environmental regulator announced on Thursday four charges against Canadian-owned Lundin copper mine for a sinkhole that appeared at the site of one of its mines the north of the country in late July.
Finland wants to transform how we make clothes
Petri Alava used to wear pressed suits and leather shoes to work, managing large corporations selling everything from magazines to gardening equipment.
U.S. lawmakers question Saudi arms sales as Biden mulls OPEC response
Democratic members of the U.S. Congress called for a sharp reduction in military sales to Saudi Arabia, as President Joe Biden on Thursday considered how to respond to plans by OPEC+ nations to cut oil output.
Analysis: As British lender HSBC considers Canada unit sale, antitrust issues loom
As British lender HSBC Plc explores a potential sale of its Canadian unit, lawyers and analysts say the country's concentrated banking market could discourage big domestic banks from bidding as the government has charged the antitrust re...
U.S. judge temporarily blocks parts of New York's new gun law
A federal judge in New York on Thursday temporarily blocked parts of the state's new gun law to allow the Gun Owners of America, an advocacy group, to pursue a lawsuit challenging the legislation.
Mexico to file new gun trafficking lawsuit in U.S., foreign minister says
Mexico will file a new lawsuit in the United States seeking responsibility for cross-border gun flows after a U.S. judge last week dismissed a separate $10 billion lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers, Mexico's foreign minister said on...
Proud Boys member pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy for U.S. Capitol attack
A member of the far-right Proud Boys pleaded guilty on Thursday to a charge of seditious conspiracy over his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, making him the first member of the group to do so.
Apple iPhone: Can India be China’s ‘plus one’ to the world?
Last week, Apple announced plans to make its latest phone model - iPhone 14 - in India, a significant milestone in the company's strategy to diversify manufacturing outside of China.
One Florida community built to weather hurricanes endured Ian with barely a scratch
Like many others in Southwest Florida, Mark Wilkerson seemingly gambled his life by choosing to shelter at home rather than evacuate when Hurricane Ian crashed ashore last week as a Category 4 storm.
US spies admit Ukraine government-backed terrorists murdered the Russian journalists Darya Dugina
Darya Dugina, was a Russian journalist, political scientist and activist. She was the daughter of Aleksandr Dugin, a Russian nationalist political philosopher, whose political views and support for Vladimir Putin she shared. She was murd...
Fox News CEO warned against 'crazies' after 2020 election, Dominion says
Besieged by angry viewers, denounced by then-President Trump, questioned by some of its own stars, Fox News found itself in a near-impossible spot on Election Night 2020 after its election-analysis team announced before any other network...
Oil Prices Rise As OPEC, Russia-Led Allies Announce Major Output Cut
The pound, meanwhile, continued to suffer against the dollar over fears for Britain's recession-threatened economy, falling around two percent to slide under $1.13.
Biden to pardon simple federal marijuana possession convictions
President Biden on Thursday announced that he is taking executive action to pardon people convicted of simple marijuana possession under federal law and D.C. statute.
New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern calls internet freedom a “weapon of war” in most recent UN speech
New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern calls internet freedom a “weapon of war” in her most recent UN speech. She calls for a new type of internet with “rules and transparency”.
Police drove into a car head-on in a traffic stop. The driver wasn't their suspect
A woman is calling for accountability after she says Virginia police officers hit her head-on while she was stopped at a traffic light, even though she wasn't the suspect they were looking for.
King Charles of the UK has pulled out of the cop 27 conference on climate change
The move is surprising given that Charles was always a passionate climate change activist as Prince of Wales and one of the first voices in the World to raise awareness of the climate emergency.
Joe Biden pardons everyone convicted of marijuana possession under federal law
President Joe Biden has announced he will pardon thousands of people convicted of simple marijuana possession under federal law.
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla got COVID again
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla Twitted: “I have tested positive for COVID. I’m feeling well & symptom free. I’ve not had the new bivalent booster yet, as I was following CDC guidelines to wait 3 months since my previous COVID case which was ba...
The head of the Republic of Dagestan exploded in anger during a video call with one of his commanders
The head of the Republic of Dagestan exploded in anger during a video call with one of his commanders after they were filmed trawling the streets and announcing through a megaphone that all young men should pack their things and jump ont...
Biden: "I'm heading to Puerto Rico because they haven't been taken very good care of."
Andorra blocks 37 million in Odebrecht bribes from Alan García and Ricardo Martinelli
Andorran justice has locked eight accounts with a total balance of 37 million euros (33.5 dollars) connected with former leaders and figureheads close to former Panamanian president Ricardo Martinelli (2009-2014).
Joe Biden announces guidelines to protect abortion access
At a meeting scheduled 100 days after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, President Joe Biden announced new guidelines to protect abortion and reproductive rights throughout the country.
Mexico: reporters and activists hacked with NSO spyware despite assurances
Country’s current government had sworn it would no longer use the hacking software
Colombia to restart peace talks with the country’s largest active guerrilla group
Start date for dialogue with the National Liberation Army will be announced after first week of November
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