White House: Sexually explicit fake images of Taylor Swift ‘very alarming’
US President Joe Biden’s spokesperson has said fake, sexually explicit images of Taylor Swift that circulated online were “very alarming”.
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Türkiye applauds ICJ Israel ruling
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has hailed the International Court of Justice’s ruling on Israel’s conduct in Gaza as “valuable” Read Full Article at RT.com
Oil tanker on fire in Red Sea after missile attack by Houthi fighters
An oil tanker is on fire in the Red Sea after a missile attack by Houthi fighters.
Ukraine war footage captures a different kind of exploding drone driving for miles on a suicide mission to blow up a bridge
The video tracks an unmanned ground vehicle packed with explosives hitting a bridge. Ukraine also uses airborne and sea drones for similar missions.
There’s a new place to buy refurbished Apple iPhones, MacBooks, and other tech products
There’s a new place to buy refurbished iPhones, MacBooks and other tech products, Newegg, that might give Apple a run for its resale money.
News24 | ICJ finds in favour of SA that Israel is suspected of genocide – but doesn’t order ceasefire
By a strong majority, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has found South Africa’s accusations about Israel’s military operation in Gaza have the potential to constitute genocide – but stopped shy of ordering a ceasefire.
Hollywood excluded from China’s top ten films of 2023
Chinese audiences turned up their noses at this year’s crop of American film offerings, including ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ Read Full Article at RT.com
Israel rejects ‘outrageous’ ICJ ruling
Israel has dismissed the International Court of Justice’s ruling ordering it not to commit genocide in Gaza Read Full Article at RT.com
Apple Isn’t Ready to Release Its Grip on the App Store
In response to new rules, the iPhone maker announced drastic changes for users in Europe. But criticism is mounting that Apple’s new system only recreates old problems.
The Pentagon Tried to Hide That It Bought Americans’ Data Without a Warrant
US spy agencies purchased Americans’ phone location data and internet metadata without a warrant but only admitted it after a US senator blocked the appointment of a new NSA director.