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A SR-71 Blackbird triggers a 'fake missile' alert on North Korean radar, raising tensions.
The Kumbh Mela in Haridwar attracts 7 million Hindus for sacred bathing rituals.
More than five people responded to a call on Twitter to celebrate Ramadan in Animal Crossing, creating a virtual community during the pandemic.
The deputy leader of Britain First discusses Trump's support and issues of Muslim immigration.
Amtrak's California Zephyr hosts Train Jam 2018, where 340 video game developers collaborate to create games during a 52-hour trip from Chicago to San Francisco.
Experts are invited to share their specialised knowledge on a noisy internet platform.
VICE World News streams live on Twitch every Tuesday and Thursday starting August 25.
Cookies are tiny files that track user interactions for targeted advertising online.
India becomes one of four countries to land on the moon with Chandrayaan-3 on August 23.
On November 9, 1989, RIAS TV reported the fall of the Berlin Wall, capturing the crisis in East Germany and the historic celebrations that followed.
Bitcoin faces volatility while Silicon Valley invests in its underlying blockchain technology.
Experts at The Guardian define data journalism and its impact on modern reporting.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's data practices and political connections.
Big tech companies like Google and Facebook continue to grow, facing potential regulatory challenges.
Activists hack Iranian TV to protest Ayatollah Ali Harmony amid Masa Amini's death.
YouTube is a global platform that connects communities and allows individuals like Tyler Oakley to share their lives and express their creativity.
Jake Hang reflects on his tumultuous six-month investment in Bitcoin, marked by significant price surges and crashes, and its impact on his personal life.
An expert tracks down Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game ball, revealing its controversial history.
Candidates develop new apps to collect extensive data for the 2020 election campaigns.
Audrey Mika discusses her style inspirations and favorite music, including Virgil and Marina.
Thousands of Russian soldiers face low morale due to poor training and equipment in the military.
About 120 people in South Korea tested positive for COVID-19 after a single case visited several night spots in Seoul, raising concerns of a second wave.
Protests erupt in Mexico after 43 student teachers are kidnapped and likely murdered in Guerrero.
This episode of My Life Online reveals Amouranth's life as a top Twitch streamer earning $1.5 million monthly.
People across Ukraine celebrate Kherson's liberation from Russian control amid ongoing tensions.
Robert Armstrong discusses stock investing strategies after value stocks outperform growth since September.
Rob analyzes Facebook's $19 billion acquisition of WhatsApp and its valuation complexities.
The aftermath of the Titanic disaster is examined alongside the recovery mission following a submarine implosion, raising questions about the victims' final moments.
Lex Megatrends discusses The Crypto Revolution and its impact on global finance.
Andrew Tate, arrested in Romania, faces charges of human trafficking and organized crime.
The Five Star Movement, founded by Grillo and Casaleggio, leads Italy's populist wave ahead of elections.
Revenue from AI software has increased rapidly since 2018, with the market expected to be worth $126 billion by 2025.
Videos tagged with 'cartel TikTok' display trucks loaded with white powder and vehicles designed for drug smuggling, omitting the violence of cartel life.
Young people in France increasingly support far-right candidates like Marine Le Pen and Zemmour.
Asia-Pacific's fintech sector faces challenges amid COVID-19, impacting unbanked populations.
Russia and Tajikistan conclude military drills near the Afghanistan border amid Taliban concerns.
Politicians in Germany have pushed back national internet rollout targets from 2018 to 2025, with some now suggesting a deadline of 2030.
Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan questions if accessible internet is already dead due to privacy issues.
Iran faces protests over economic issues as the government blocks Instagram and Telegram.
Skippers face challenges transporting yachts back to Europe after the Route du Rhum race.
Major companies withdraw from Facebook's Project Libra due to regulatory concerns.
US companies struggle to comply with Europe's General Data Protection Regulation on privacy.
Tinian takes nine days, but victory leads to ongoing violence and enemy holdouts.
Brazilians elect Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right authoritarian, with 55 percent of the vote.
Hybrid warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict features Ukrainian hackers targeting Russian sites and the IT Army's 290,000 volunteers combating disinformation.
Robert Armstrong questions the future of tech stocks and value stocks in 2021.
After Luangwa rainfall, winged termites attract vervet monkeys looking for food.
Andy Casagrande chases a legendary great white shark breach in New Zealand.
