FBI creates national database to prevent ‘swatting’
Swatting is real. It has already caused multiple deaths. Here’s all you need to know about the smart crime that
The Bodyguards of the Most Protected Celebrities
Celebrities frequently lead public lives while projecting an image of glamour and perfectionism. The lives of celebrities often come under
Unrest over police killing of teen rocks France for second night
Thousands of extra security forces in France are seen dealing with a second night of protest after a teen driver,
Titanic Shipwreck: Human remains possibly found in OceanGate’s Titan submersible debris
Human remains are thought to have been found within the wreckage of the Titan submersible owned and operated by OceanGate
Taiwan’s Defense Strategy: Engaging Private Industry for Innovation and Self-Sufficiency
Concerns regarding Taiwan’s capacity to defend itself have been expressed due to the rising hostilities between China and the island.
Will there be a rise in lightning-related deaths in India as the climate changes?
Gurwaith village residents in Indian Kashmir used to not be afraid of thunderstorms, but in recent weeks, people have hurried
Why does the UK want to end drug testing at festivals when it clearly saves lives?
Anya Buckley’s death was avoidable. In August 2019, a 17-year-old Anya died from heart failure after taking cocaine, ketamine and
After brokering deal that ended mutiny, Belarus leader welcomes Prigozhin into exile
The person behind a recently failed mutiny in Russia, Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin has arrived in Belarus, leader Alexander
Donald Trump countersues E Jean Carroll for defamation, seeks damages
The former US president and a prominent Republican 2024 presidential candidate, Donald Trump, has countersued E Jean Carroll for defamation,
English-speaking tourist carves name on wall at Colosseum, risks prosecution
A young English-speaking tourist sparked widespread condemnation after a video of him using keys to engrave “Ivan + Hayley 23”
