American actress Ellie Kemper apologizes for taking part in ‘racist, sexist and elitist’ ball in Missouri more than 20 years ago
Ellie Kemper has apologized on Instagram after pictures emerged of her crowned a “queen of…More
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Skynet? Russians? Twitter jesters have field day after #cyberattack trends amid massive downing of popular websites
An outage took many popular websites offline on Tuesday and the instant conclusion for many…More
800+ suspects arrested in ‘exceptional’ global sting operation where gangs were lured into using monitored chat app – Europol
Hundreds of suspects were apprehended in various countries during Operation Trojan Shield/Greenlight, a sting which…More
Tokyo Olympics will constantly monitor foreign journalists via GPS under Covid restrictions
Tokyo Olympics President Seiko Hashimoto confirmed on Tuesday that all foreign journalists covering the Games…More
‘There is no safe place for terrorists’: Turkey ‘neutralizes’ 2 PKK foes in Gara, northern Iraq (VIDEO)
Turkey’s defense ministry has said two PKK terrorists were neutralized by the nation’s air force…More
Malta accuses Britain of choosing politics over science, as the island with no new cases remains on UK amber list
The UK ignored scientific advice and made a political decision by failing to put Malta…More
Issue behind mass internet outage ‘has been identified’ & is currently being fixed, says Fastly
Fastly announced on Tuesday that it had identified the problem allegedly responsible for a mass…More
China becomes 1st country to offer Covid-19 vaccines to children as young as 3
China has granted emergency approval for the use of the Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine in children…More
Outage: Users report major sites down, including Amazon, Guardian, NYT & Reddit
A major server outage on Tuesday resulted in many popular websites going offline, including Amazon,…More
Hong Kong will continue to invite foreign judges, says Lam, judicial system remains ‘hard as a rock’ despite UK judge resignation
Hong Kong’s chief executive has vowed to continue inviting foreign judges to the city’s courts,…More