Hong Kong: First person charged under national security law found guilty – BBC News
Hong Kong: First person charged under national security law found guilty BBC News Hong Kong Man Found Guilty in First Verdict Under China’s National-Security Law The Wall...
FBI tells Congress ransomware payments shouldn’t be banned
Congress should not attempt to address the threat of ransomware by making ransom payments to cybercriminals illegal, a top FBI official told US lawmakers Tuesday....
DaBaby defends homophobic comments amid backlash
DaBaby has addressed his recent controversial comments at the Rolling Loud music festival in Miami....
Stacks AMM Revealed, Native Bitcoin Swaps Executed With Proof-of-Transfer Protocol
According to a recent report, the first trust-less swap between the Bitcoin blockchain and Stacks protocol has been executed. The co-founder of the Stacks protocol,...
Pro-Trump mob hurled racial slurs at Black officers on Jan. 6, Capitol Police Officer Dunn says
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America’s largest retailer will cover 100% of college tuition for its workers
Walmart will pay for full college tuition and book costs at some schools for its US workers, the latest effort by the largest private employer...
John Stamos wants to tell you about the most famous crime you may have never heard of
Right off the bat John Stamos knows it’s surprising that he’s narrating a true crime podcast....
Morrisons’ shareholder will not back takeover bid
Silchester International says it is not inclined to support a £6.3bn deal for the supermarket chain....
Harry Dunn joined other Capitol Police officers urging the Jan. 6 committee to investigate whether ‘anyone in power’ aided events leading to the attack
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Are we seeing the end of democracy in Tunisia?
Amnesty International’s, Amna Guellali on the situation in Tunisia where President Kais Saied has denied staging a coup after he sacked the Prime Minister and...