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Why hackers are targeting the world’s shipping

The shipping industry is increasingly facing cyber threats, particularly from Nigerian criminal organizations, according to lawyer Henry Clack from the London commercial law firm HFW. Clack notes that these groups have engaged in several high-value “man-in-the-middle” frauds, where hackers intercept and impersonate communications between parties, aiming to steal sensitive information and extort companies. Recent data […]

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‘Killer’ child car seats still on sale decade on after warnings

A recent report highlights the ongoing sale of potentially dangerous children’s car seats on popular online marketplaces, despite previous warnings from consumer groups. Concerns regarding these fabric seats were first raised by trading standards officers and the consumer organization Which? in 2014, when they were deemed unsafe and illegal for use in the UK. The

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Mike Vrabel’s reaction to Patriots return TD is going viral for a reason

The New England Patriots faced off against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday in a competitive matchup that extended into the fourth quarter. This game followed the Patriots’ disappointing Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, leaving the team with areas to improve as they prepare for their upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at

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Peter Santenello’s Viral Video Explores Life in the Twin Saults Across the Border

A recent video by travel creator Peter Santenello has gained considerable attention, exploring the distinctions between Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. The video features interviews with local residents on both sides of the border, showcasing their perspectives on various issues. For instance, a Tower of History employee noted they haven’t crossed

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BBC investigates Afghan maternal deaths after US aid cuts

Abdul Wakeel faced a dire situation when his wife, Shahnaz, went into labor. He called for a taxi to the nearest medical facility in Shesh Pol, Badakhshan province, only to find it closed upon arrival. This clinic was one of over 400 healthcare facilities that have shut down in Afghanistan following significant cuts to U.S.

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Apple accuses former Apple Watch staffer of conspiring to steal trade secrets for Oppo

What’s next for Apple after the iPhone 17?

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has reported that Apple may introduce at least ten new products by mid-2026, following the recent iPhone 17 launch event. In his “Power On” newsletter, Gurman outlines some anticipated releases, many of which have been the subject of speculation for some time. Notably, the M5 iPad Pro is expected to launch soon,

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Did Trump admit ‘smart people don’t like me’ amid Charlie Kirk killing row? Video viral

A video featuring former President Donald Trump stating, “smart people don’t like me,” has gained traction on social media. The clip shows Trump at an event at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, where he addressed an audience. Many users have responded with mockery online. The authenticity of the video remains unverified, and the

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Phone batteries are getting more compact, but the US is missing out

Smartphone batteries have significantly increased in capacity, yet the physical size of phones is decreasing. The effectiveness of this trend varies depending on geographical location. The advancement of silicon-carbon battery technology enables manufacturers to enhance battery capacity within the same space. For instance, the Honor Power smartphone features an 8,000mAh battery, exceeding that of some

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Dog saves baby from dramatic fall, internet calls him ‘real hero’

A video featuring a dog saving a child from an apparent accident has gained significant attention online. The 8-second clip depicts a woman washing clothes while her child is in a stroller. As the stroller begins to roll away, the dog intervenes, preventing the child from falling. The video is accompanied by the text, “The

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Suspect in Charlie Kirk shooting not cooperating with authorities, Utah governor says

Authorities in Utah are investigating the shooting death of Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old right-wing activist, who was killed during an open-air event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. Governor Spencer Cox reported that the suspected shooter, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, is currently not cooperating with the investigation and has not confessed to the crime. Robinson was

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