French club OGC Nice have declared their player Alexis Beka Beka is now safe and ‘being taken care of’ after a worrying incident unfolded on Friday concerning his welfare. Reports in France had suggested the youngster was identified as a man threatening
When you work in tech, the questions never end. One I get over and over again: “Kim, was my computer hacked?” Maybe. There are tell-tale signs someone or something has compromised your system. Not every situation is so scary. “Kim, how do I
Khalife remains in police custody this morning (Sunday, September 10) after the 21-year-old was arrested in the London suburb of Northolt after four days on the run. The former soldier was captured after a mass land and air search at 10.41am on
New ‘giant’ spider found in Australia The arachnid has been named Euoplos dignitas to reflect “the impressive size and nature of the spider,” scientists with the Queensland Museum said. (Queensland Museum) An Austrian supermarket reopened following a three-day closure to clear the
The average offence rate in the safest 50 postcodes is 27 per 1,000 people, but living there will cost a typical £355,573 – nearly 25% more than the £285,861 norm. Analysis shows the safest district is PL35, covering the Boscastle area of
Google has been the boss of all search engines for some time now, and it doesn’t seem like it’s going to give up its dominance and take a breather anytime soon. Although, people are starting to wake up to just how much
Two Ohio patients who participated in the trials spoke to Fox News Digital about how Leqembi has impacted their Alzheimer’s journeys. On the left, patient Joan Murtaugh is pictured with her husband Larry Murtaugh; on right, John Domeck is shown with his
Pakistan’s military chief warned the Afghan Taliban on Friday of an “effective response” by his forces if they fail to stop harboring militants who plot cross-border attacks from Afghanistan. The stern remarks by the army chief, Gen. Asim Munir, came after two
A Florida firefighter opened his heart and home after he found a newborn baby girl in the station’s Safe Haven drop box. “It’s a gift from God, that’s all it is. There’s nothing else to explain it,” the firefighter told NBC’s Today.
Japanese police have admitted that they allowed artificial intelligence (AI) to influence their decision not to provide protective custody to a child who later died in her mother’s care. “The AI figures are only for reference,” Mie Prefecture Gov. Katsuyuki Ichimi said