The U.S., France and United Kingdom condemned the assault on United Nations (UN) peacekeepers by Turkish Cypriot forces on Friday, calling the attacks a “serious crime under international law.” “We condemn the assaults against UN Peacekeepers and damage to UN vehicles by personnel of the Turkish Cypriot side this morning," the embassies said in a joint...
BestReviews is reader-supported and may earn an affiliate commission. Details. The next generation of iPhones is coming, and new production photos leaked this week have revealed that they may have some features fans have been missing for years. iPhones have lagged behind other phones on the market, such as Androids, when it comes to charging time and data transfer...
Lizzo’s dance crew defended the singer in a letter posted on a social media Thursday amid a lawsuit from three former dancers who accuse Lizzo, her production company and another employee of “creating a hostile, abusive work environment.” In a letter posted on Instagram Thursday, The Big Grrrls, Lizzo’s dance group, thanked the singer for “shattering limitations,”...
While some studies on ivermectin as COVID-19 treatment do exist and some do testify to the drug’s efficacy, that data is overwhelmingly considered inconsistent, questionable and/or inconclusive by experts.
Former President Trump’s presidential campaign unveiled a new endorsement seal Friday aimed at stopping scammers who falsely claim an affiliation with Trump and his campaign while fundraising. Trump’s campaign announced Friday it would grant a “Seal of Approval” to a group of candidates and committees that the president endorses or supports. The gold seal, which reads “Official...
U.S. intelligence agencies warned private American space companies on Friday that foreign intelligence agencies are targeting the industry in efforts to steal or undermine critical technologies. The National Counterintelligence and Security Center, the FBI and the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations, urged the industry to beware of various efforts by foreign entities to gain...
Philadelphia will soon become the first city to allow fans entry into a stadium with facial recognition technology, according to the MLB. The new technology, MLB’s Go-Ahead Entry, will launch Monday, Aug. 21 at Citizens Bank Park, home to the Philadelphia Phillies, according to multiple media reports. The program uses a camera that recognizes any fan who...