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Austrian Watchdog Files Complaint Against LinkedIn Over Paid Profile Views
A data protection group on Tuesday filed a complaint in Austria against professional networking platform LinkedIn, accusing it of charging users to see who has viewed their profiles.
Swastikas Spray Painted On New York's Jewish Homes, Synagogues: Police
A police spokeswoman confirmed that "multiple locations had swastikas drawn with spray paint" and that no arrests had been made.
US Flying Gas Station Goes Missing Over Qatar, Called 'Emergency' Moments Ago
The flight tracking data show the plane flew in a circular pattern in the air for a while, before it begun its descent for landing.
9 Killed In Explosion At Coal Mine In Colombia Due To Gas Buildup
Monday's incident took place at a legally operated mine in the Sutatausa municipality, 45 miles (72 kilometers) north of the capital Bogota.
Ex-Model Accuses French Scout Of Grooming Her For Jeffrey Epstein
Ex-French model's story comes as part of a wider reckoning with rape and sexual assault in the wake of the global MeToo movement in recent years.
$400 Million Ballroom To A 250-Foot Arch: Trump's Makeover Of White House
Some of Trump's passion projects, have drawn criticism from Americans concerned about pocketbook issues and the preservation of historic landmarks.
Hantavirus Outbreak: Does Quarantine On A Cruise Ship Minimise Disease Spread?
Hantavirus is a rare virus carried by rodents, spread to humans through exposure to their urine, droppings, or saliva. Confirmed cases aboard an Atlantic cruise ship has raised alarm.
Husband Accused Of Killing Former Miss Switzerland, Carving Out Her Womb Says He "Loved" Her
The couple, who married in 2017, appeared to lead a "picture-perfect" life on social media.
Iran–Israel–US Tension Escalates Again; Hormuz Clash Pushes Middle East to Brink
Fresh US-Iran military exchanges, Iranian strikes on UAE deepen fears of wider regional war
"Humanitarian Effort": US Links Hormuz 'Freedom' To India's LPG Needs
The Treasury Secretary also criticised China, alleging Beijing was financially enabling Iran. "Iran is the largest state sponsor of terrorism, and China has been buying 90 per cent of their energy, so they are funding the largest state sponsor of ter
Intentional Fuel Cut-Off Caused 2022 China Plane Crash That Killed 132, Report Claims
US investigators were able to retrieve four voice recordings from the damaged cockpit recorder.
Man Trapped On Cruise Shares Emotional Video On 'Hantavirus' Outbreak: "We're Not Just Headlines"
Three people, a Dutch couple and a German national, have died since April 11 on the cruise, which is operated by Oceanwide Expeditions.
"Unacceptable": India As Iran Attack On UAE's Largest Oil Port Injures 3 Indians
"Unacceptable": India As Iran's Attack On UAE's Fujairah Injures 3 Indians Amid Iran War
South Korea To Probe Ship Fire In Hormuz, Trump Blames Iranian Attack
Seoul said on Tuesday that authorities will investigate the cause of an explosion and fire on a South Koreanoperated ship in the Strait of Hormuz in an incident
"Fascinated, Disturbed": US Judge 'Apologises' To Trump Event Shooting Suspect
A U.S. judge on Monday apologized to the man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump for the "legally deficient" treatment he has
US To Pakistan, How International Media Coverned BJP's Victory In Bengal
From London to New York and Islamabad to Dhaka, publications also gave prominent space to Tamil superstar Joseph Vijay's surprise victory in Tamil Nadu.
Human Remains Found In 15-Foot Crocodile After Dramatic Airlift In South Africa
The field necropsy led to the discovery of two severed arms with hands still attached, half a rib cage and chest flesh.
White House Weighs Vetting AI Models Before Public Release: Report
President Donald Trump's administration is considering requiring US government oversight of artificial intelligence models before they are released to the public, a sharp reversal of the previous hands-off approach to the...
21 Killed, 61 Injured In A Blast At Fireworks Factory In China's Hunan
A blast at a fireworks factory in China's Hunan province has killed 21 and injured 61, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported on Tuesday. The blast in the city of
