'They will definitely be killed'
The G7, which includes some of the world's richest countries, has made it clear that they believe reports of thousands of North Korean troops being… Read More »'They will definitely be killed'
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Bitcoin and Crypto, Promoted by Trump, Brace for Election Volatility
Many crypto investors are hoping that a win for Donald Trump could propel Bitcoin's price to new heights, although a loss could cause a decline.
Russia launches Soyuz rocket with dozens of satellites, two from Iran
STORY: :: Russia launches a Soyuz rocket into space carrying dozens of satellites, including two from Iran :: November 5, 2024 :: Vosctochny, Russia ::Roskosmos… Read More »Russia launches Soyuz rocket with dozens of satellites, two from Iran
Drug manufacturer closed after black schmutz was found in injectable weight-loss drug
It is unclear on what scale the pharmacy's medications were distributed. Fullerton Wellness could not be reached for comment. Bigger fights This is just the… Read More »Drug manufacturer closed after black schmutz was found in injectable weight-loss drug
Following requests from SpaceX, Taiwanese suppliers are moving production abroad, sources say
By Francesco Guarascio, Khanh Vu and Ben Blanchard HANOI/TAIPEI (Reuters) – Elon Musk's SpaceX has asked Taiwanese suppliers to move production off the island, leading… Read More »Following requests from SpaceX, Taiwanese suppliers are moving production abroad, sources say
Kraken lays off 15% of employees and appoints Arjun Sethi as new co-CEO
The influential cryptocurrency exchange has undergone several reorganizations in recent years.
The UN warns Iran that the world is watching its response to the woman who stripped naked to protest
A UN special rapporteur warned Iran that it is monitoring the case of a woman who was arrested after stripping to her underwear to protest… Read More »The UN warns Iran that the world is watching its response to the woman who stripped naked to protest
North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile ahead of US vote
(Bloomberg) — North Korea fired multiple short-range missiles off its east coast, further escalating tensions just hours before the U.S. election. Most read from Bloomberg… Read More »North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile ahead of US vote
Hundreds of code libraries posted on NPM attempt to install malware on developer machines
The IP address returned by a packet analyzed by Phylum was: hxxp://193.233.201[.]21:3001. Although the method was likely intended to hide the source of infections in… Read More »Hundreds of code libraries posted on NPM attempt to install malware on developer machines
Amazon is a company that investors can 'put money into': analyst
Major tech companies, including Amazon (AMZN), Meta Platforms (META), and Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL), posted solid third-quarter earnings this season. Despite strong results, capital expenditures (CapEx)… Read More »Amazon is a company that investors can 'put money into': analyst
5 Reasons Why Early Voting Is Overwhelmed by Election Misinformation
Misleading anecdotes and rumors are spreading faster and more violently than in the run-up to previous presidential elections.
China's long-term plans for the moon now depend on developing its own spacecraft
When Chinese space officials unveiled the design for the country's first superheavy lift rocket nearly a decade ago, it looked like a fairly conventional booster.… Read More »China's long-term plans for the moon now depend on developing its own spacecraft
The chilling murder of an Alaskan teen by her so-called 'best friend'
Lured by the false promise of $9 million from a man she met online, Denali Dakota Skye Brehmer lured her so-called best friend into the… Read More »The chilling murder of an Alaskan teen by her so-called 'best friend'
Heavy rain at Barcelona airport as recurring storms continue to sweep Spain
The recurring storms in eastern Spain that last week caused massive flooding and killed more than 200 people, especially near Valencia, are dumping rain on… Read More »Heavy rain at Barcelona airport as recurring storms continue to sweep Spain
New York Times tech workers go on strike
The Times Tech Guild represents more than 600 software developers and others who manage the back-end systems behind The Times' digital operations.
