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Eric Burlison claims a giant crashed UFO is hidden overseas, as Steven Greer points to Seoul
Congressman Eric Burlison has claimed he heard reports of a crashed alien craft “so large it cannot be moved.”
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Trump administration to launch "freedom.gov" site to bypass European content bans
The Trump administration is developing freedom.gov, a portal that could let users bypass European content bans using a built-in VPN, raising legal and diplomatic concerns.
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Zuckerberg takes stand in landmark youth social media addiction trial
Mark Zuckerberg takes the stand in a US trial over claims Instagram harmed teens’ mental health in a landmark youth social media addiction case.
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Tesla avoids California suspension after dropping "autopilot" claim
Tesla will avoid a 30-day suspension of its dealer and manufacturer licenses in California after the US electric vehicle maker stopped using the term "autopilot" in marketing of its vehicles in the state.
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Abu Dhabi data leak exposes David Cameron, Alan Howard
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron and hedge fund billionaire Alan Howard were among the hundreds whose passports and other identification papers were leaked online after they attended an Abu Dhabi conference, the Financial Times has reported.
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YouTube goes down for hundreds of thousands of users worldwide
YouTube is back up after a widespread global outage knocked the platform offline for hundreds of thousands of users Tuesday evening.
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Waymo responds: overseas assistants don’t remotely drive US robotaxis
Waymo, in a letter addressed to US lawmakers on Tuesday, defended its use of remote human assistants in the Philippines to help “guide” its robotaxis in complex driving scenarios – stating that only in “rare circumstances” could human helpers direct an autonomous vehicle to actually drive.
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Psychic Uri Geller claims Obama admitted UFOs – not at Area 51
Prominent psychic Uri Geller has made a bold claim by attributing a massive Area 51 disclosure to former President Barack Obama. Geller also discussed a mysterious UFO-related trip to Korea he made with the US forces over 50 years ago.
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Ireland opens probe into Grok amid X crackdown in Europe
The Irish regulators have opened a “large-scale” investigation into Elon Musk’s chatbot Grok over AI-generated sexualized images.
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X was down again
Elon Musk’s social media platform X was down for users worldwide, with thousands reporting issues with both the website and the app.
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Bitwarden announces Cupid Vault secure password-sharing feature for free users
Password manager Bitwarden has announced a new feature to share passwords with trusted people: Cupid Vault.
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European Commission approves Wiz acquisition by Google
The European Commission has cleared Google’s acquisition of cloud security firm Wiz after concluding that the transaction doesn’t raise any competition concerns in the European Economic Area (EEA).
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Wood or doughnuts? Polish YouTuber tests what’s cheaper for heating in winter
Winter hit Eastern Europe hard: as temperatures go low and heating prices up, people take their experiences to social media. While Polish YouTuber checked if doughnuts are any better than wood pallets, Ukrainians flood share videos of icy homes after Russian strikes.
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El Paso airspace lockdown sparks UFO speculation and Reddit frenzy
El Paso airspace lockdown sparks UFO speculation and Reddit frenzy This week, The Cosmic Report rounds up three convergent stories detailing El Paso airspace lockdowns, Soviet space-age enigmas, and legendary UAP encounters.
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UK to invest over €460m in next-generation strike missile programmes
John Healey, Britain’s Secretary of State for Defence, encouraged allies to work together on developing new weapons systems as the UK unveiled a plan to invest more than £400 million this year in long-range and hypersonic missile programmes developed in partnership with other nations.
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FTC chair presses Apple over alleged suppression of conservative news in Apple News
The chairman of the Federal Trade Commission wrote to Apple's chief Tim Cook, warning that the company could be violating consumer protection law if it suppressed news articles from conservative publications.
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TikTok Germany manipulation: 3M posts influencing minds, exposed
A survey has revealed that over 3 million social media posts featuring extremist content have been utilised to exploit German political thinking, across various channels on TikTok and Telegram.
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IOC slammed for selling “Nazi Olympics” T-shirt on official e-shop
Critics accuse the International Olympic Committee (IOC) of glorifying the 1936 Berlin Olympics as backlash mounts over its decision to ban a Ukrainian athlete from the games for wearing a helmet honoring victims of Russia’s war.
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“No words – just knowing:” two military UFO witnesses speak out on the same day
Two former military witnesses went public on the same day via separate podcasts to describe UFO experiences, despite them happening decades apart.
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Georgia housing authority hit by Qilin ransomware, applicant data exposed
The Augusta, Georgia Housing Authority has been targeted in a Qilin ransomware attack, potentially exposing the sensitive information of thousands of county residents who rely on the public assistance program.
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