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Leaked Soviet UFO docs reveal cold war alien claims
A batch of Soviet-era UFO documents, allegedly smuggled out in 1993, has been publicly released by acclaimed journalist George Knapp.
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Linux users finally get full WhatsApp functionality – but not a dedicated app
WhatsApp is rolling out voice and video calls on the web, a welcome move for Linux users who still don’t have a dedicated desktop app for the platform.
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Discord will soon ask for a face scan or ID to access sensitive content
Discord on Monday said it will begin rolling out “teen-by-default” settings in March, requiring all adults to submit proof of age to access sensitive content and adult-only spaces as the platform expands its global safety push.
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"Nobody understands a word” – Trump's fury at Bad Bunny's Spanish Super Bowl performance
Donald Trump has posted on his Truth Social platform, slamming Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny for his half-time performance at the American Superbowl, raising debates about modern cultural values in the US.
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TikTok must get rid of addictive design or risk a fine, the European Commission says
TikTok has included several addictive design elements in its app, including infinite scrolling, autoplay, and push notifications, which are in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA).
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Pentagon asked to probe SpaceX for potential Chinese ownership
Two Democratic US senators urged the Pentagon on Thursday to conduct an immediate review of SpaceX amid allegations that Chinese investors have secretly acquired stakes in the closely held rocket maker, citing potential national security risks, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
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Ambitious anti-ICE Big Tech boycott has begun in America: will it work?
Since the beginning of February, Americans have been called to boycott major Big Tech companies actively or passively supporting President Donald Trump and ICE. Unsubscribe, and the markets will move, organizers say. Even though that’s not necessarily going to happen, pressure might work.
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Congress shown classified UAP videos that “defy physics,” lawmaker says
US Congressman Eric Burlison says classified UAP videos shown in a closed-door Pentagon briefing depict objects “defying physics,” as lawmakers push for greater UFO transparency, whistleblower access, and declassification of hidden footage.
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Waymo admits robotaxis are “guided” by humans in the Philippines
Waymo's Chief Safety Officer (CSO) has acknowledged that its robotaxis sometimes rely on live human guidance from overseas operators – a practice raising major security concerns among US lawmakers.
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Viral SIM card gold extraction in China sparks dangerous DIY trend
A Chinese precious-metal refiner known as “Qiao” went viral after posting videos showing gold extracted from telecom scrap, racking up millions of views and earning the nickname “Alchemist.”
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Yet another Forbes "30 Under 30" fintech founder charged with fraud
Barely a year after landing a spot on Forbes’s prestigious 30 Under 30 list, a rising fintech founder has been charged with allegedly cooking the books at her fledgling company.
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Capgemini is selling its subsidiary, probably to distance itself from ICE
Capgemini has put its subsidiary Capgemini Government Solutions up for sale. The French IT supplier and consulting company claims that it has too little control over the subsidiary’s activities.
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AI just found hundreds of space oddities hiding in NASA’s Hubble archive
A pioneering AI space detection system named AnomalyMatch has been used by NASA to scan over 100 million image cutouts from the Hubble Telescope imaging archive, and the results are impressive.
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Singapore establishes its own national space agency
The city-state joins a group of small nations with national space agencies, showing that size doesn’t matter in an industry projected to reach $1.8 trillion within a decade.
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Amazon’s Health AI is seeing patients before doctors do
When healthcare feels more like logistics than medicine, Amazon stepping in with Health AI feels less like disruption and more like inevitability.
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Canada Computers & Electronics confirms customer data breach
Canadian-owned retailer Canada Computers & Electronics has confirmed a data breach involving personal data and credit card information of some of its customers.
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Meta to face trial in New Mexico lawsuit over alleged child sexual exploitation
Meta will face trial in a New Mexico lawsuit accusing the company of exposing children and teens to sexual exploitation on its platforms – and alleging it profited from it.
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Ex-Google employee found guilty of stealing AI trade secrets
Former Google engineer Linwei Ding was found guilty of stealing AI trade secrets for the benefit of the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
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Qilin ransomware gang claims Tulsa airport breach, leaks files
The Qilin ransomware gang has listed Tulsa International Airport as its latest victim, dumping more than a dozen files and triggering the airline sector’s first reported cyberattack of 2026.
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DOJ releases 3.5M new Epstein files to public database – here’s how to access
The DOJ just released 3.5 million new Epstein investigation files into a public-facing database. Thousands of videos and images are now live – here’s how to access them.
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