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US Man Named James Donald Vance Jailed For Threatening To Kill Trump, JD
Using the alias "Diaperjdv," James Donald "JD" Vance Jr. issued death threats against US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
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White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
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Unrest In Bangladesh As Dhaka Court Sets Hasina's Trial Verdict For November 17
The Muhammad Yunus regime in Bangladesh is not happy with New Delhi permitting the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to freely interact with the media.
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Ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal's AI Search Startup Raises $100 Million
AI startup Parallel Web Systems, founded by former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, has raised $100 million to build web search infrastructure for artificial intelligence agents and fund deals with online content owners, Agrawal said in an interview.
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"Have Obligation To Do It": Trump To Sue BBC Over Distorted Speech
US President Donald Trump has threatened to sue the BBC for at least $1 billion over its airing of what he says was a deceptively edited documentary, but the case could hinge on whether anyone in Florida watched it online and felt misled.
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Indonesian Teen Who Was Suspected In Mosque Attack, Built Bombs At Home
An Indonesian student suspected in last week's bomb attack on a high school mosque had assembled small-scale explosive devices at home and wanted to copy extremists he found online but had no links with any militant networks, authorities said.
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Delhi Blast's Telegram Link: How Messaging App Became Playground For Terrorists
The less moderated online spaces provided by Telegram have also enabled extremists to reach wider masses and do self-promotion, brand development, and propaganda dissemination.
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China's Singles' Day Is A Shopping Festival. $202 Billion Sales Done In 2024
Originally a holiday to celebrate being single, as a counter to Valentine's Day, the event has grown into a weeks-long online shopping festival that this year began on October 9 and runs through November 11 - making it the longest Singles' Day sale.
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Not Detective Or AI: Louvre 'Fedora Man' Is A Teen With Great Style
When 15-year-old Pedro Elias Garzon Delvaux realised a photo of him at the Louvre on the day of the crown jewels heist had drawn millions of views, his first instinct was not to rush online and unmask himself.
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US Woman Throws Hot Coffee At McDonald's Worker Over Delayed Order In Viral Video
The video shared by the Buena Vista Police Department earlier this week shows the woman throwing the scalding coffee at the McDonald's store manager.
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Why Scam Centres In Southeast Asia Are On The Rise Despite Crackdowns
It's estimated that at least 120,000 people across Myanmar may be held in situations where they are forced to work on online scams, with another 100,000 people in Cambodia.
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Indians Who Fled Myanmar Cyberscam Center Being Flown Home In 2 Batches
The center, known as KK Park on the outskirts of the border city of Myawaddy and said to house a major cybercrime operation, was raided by Myanmar's army in mid-October to suppress cross-border online scams and illegal gambling.
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France Suspends Shein Website After Row Over Sale Of Child-Like Sex Dolls
France's government said it is suspending access to Shein's online platform until the company proves that its content conforms with French law.
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Online Porn Showing Strangulation To Be Banned In UK
Possessing or publishing pornography showing strangulation or suffocation is to become a crime in the UK, the government announced.
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Singapore To Introduce Caning For Online Scammers
Singapore plans to punish online scammers with at least six strokes with a cane, as the city-state doubles down on syndicates following record-high scam losses.
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US Man Named James Donald Vance Jailed For Threatening To Kill Trump, JD
Using the alias "Diaperjdv," James Donald "JD" Vance Jr. issued death threats against US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
-
White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
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Unrest In Bangladesh As Dhaka Court Sets Hasina's Trial Verdict For November 17
The Muhammad Yunus regime in Bangladesh is not happy with New Delhi permitting the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to freely interact with the media.
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Ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal's AI Search Startup Raises $100 Million
AI startup Parallel Web Systems, founded by former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, has raised $100 million to build web search infrastructure for artificial intelligence agents and fund deals with online content owners, Agrawal said in an interview.
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"Have Obligation To Do It": Trump To Sue BBC Over Distorted Speech
US President Donald Trump has threatened to sue the BBC for at least $1 billion over its airing of what he says was a deceptively edited documentary, but the case could hinge on whether anyone in Florida watched it online and felt misled.
-
Indonesian Teen Who Was Suspected In Mosque Attack, Built Bombs At Home
An Indonesian student suspected in last week's bomb attack on a high school mosque had assembled small-scale explosive devices at home and wanted to copy extremists he found online but had no links with any militant networks, authorities said.
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Delhi Blast's Telegram Link: How Messaging App Became Playground For Terrorists
The less moderated online spaces provided by Telegram have also enabled extremists to reach wider masses and do self-promotion, brand development, and propaganda dissemination.
-
China's Singles' Day Is A Shopping Festival. $202 Billion Sales Done In 2024
Originally a holiday to celebrate being single, as a counter to Valentine's Day, the event has grown into a weeks-long online shopping festival that this year began on October 9 and runs through November 11 - making it the longest Singles' Day sale.
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Not Detective Or AI: Louvre 'Fedora Man' Is A Teen With Great Style
When 15-year-old Pedro Elias Garzon Delvaux realised a photo of him at the Louvre on the day of the crown jewels heist had drawn millions of views, his first instinct was not to rush online and unmask himself.
-
US Woman Throws Hot Coffee At McDonald's Worker Over Delayed Order In Viral Video
The video shared by the Buena Vista Police Department earlier this week shows the woman throwing the scalding coffee at the McDonald's store manager.
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Why Scam Centres In Southeast Asia Are On The Rise Despite Crackdowns
It's estimated that at least 120,000 people across Myanmar may be held in situations where they are forced to work on online scams, with another 100,000 people in Cambodia.
-
Indians Who Fled Myanmar Cyberscam Center Being Flown Home In 2 Batches
The center, known as KK Park on the outskirts of the border city of Myawaddy and said to house a major cybercrime operation, was raided by Myanmar's army in mid-October to suppress cross-border online scams and illegal gambling.
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France Suspends Shein Website After Row Over Sale Of Child-Like Sex Dolls
France's government said it is suspending access to Shein's online platform until the company proves that its content conforms with French law.
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Online Porn Showing Strangulation To Be Banned In UK
Possessing or publishing pornography showing strangulation or suffocation is to become a crime in the UK, the government announced.
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Singapore To Introduce Caning For Online Scammers
Singapore plans to punish online scammers with at least six strokes with a cane, as the city-state doubles down on syndicates following record-high scam losses.
