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Actor and comedian turned conspiracy influencer, Briton Russell Brand was sentenced Monday to ten years in prison for rape and sexual assault by a London court.
Read more"It destroys people, but we all make our own choices" - Marseille drug-gang members spoke to the BBC.
Read moreLast month's cyber attack caused refrigerators and freezers in hundreds of supermarkets across France to experience an increase in temperature.
Read moreA rare dinosaur skeleton, whose upcoming auction had caused excitement in the scientific community, will enter the national collections, the ministries of… announced on Monday.
Read moreAdolf Hitler's vacation spot, known as the "Eagle's Nest", was destroyed by arson at the end of October. Since then, the debate concerning its possible reconstruction has raged in Germany. Asked about this on France 24, British historian Evans Richard believes that the ruins should be left as they are.
Read moreU.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) recorded $1.28 billion in net outflows last week, marking their largest weekly withdrawals since late June. The heavy redemptions pushed year-to-date net outflows for the funds to approximately $919 million, according to data. This followed $515 million in net outflows during October, extending a period of sustained investor caution. […]
Read moreParis announced, on Monday, the opening of an investigation into an Iranian electronic group linked to the Revolutionary Guard, against the backdrop of cyber attacks that targeted refrigerators in major stores in Europe last month. Judges were tasked with opening an investigation into cyber attacks...
Read moreToxic air in parts of the Indian capital of New Delhi reached more than 58 times the limit recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday, following fireworks for the holiday...
Read moreThe Iranian Electricity Company "Tawanir" denied the occurrence of any cyber attack or outage in the electricity network in the capital, Tehran
Read moreDemocrats won seats on anti-datacentre tickets and Musk wasted nearly half a billion dollars. Big tech may be losing its grip, but it won’t go quietly Photos That Precede Unfortunate Events: a couple of months back, Donald Trump hosted some of the world’s most powerful tech executives at the White House for a “Super Intelligence luncheon”, which by coincidence is also how my mum described her tuna sandwiches in a forlorn attempt to get me to eat them. Sitting either side of the president were Elon Musk, making a rare offline appearance in daylight hours, and Jensen Huang, the Nvidia chief exec
Read moreThe discount chain is continuing to edge towards collapse and is said to be "running on fumes", according to one insider.
Read moreAberdeen sack head coach Stephen Robinson after dropping to second bottom of the Scottish Premiership.
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