Three North Korean hackers were charged by the federal authorities for attempting to steal more than 1.3 billion in cash and cryptocurrency from around the globe.
Officials from The Republic of Guinea has declared the return of the Ebola epidemic after at least three people have died and four were infected by the deadly virus.
Authorities have found human remains inside one crocodile, believed to be that of fisherman Andrew Heard.
A group identified as Saraya Awliya al-Dam Guardians of Blood, declared that they were responsible for the rocket attack on the U.S led base in Iraq on Monday, killing one contractor and wounded five civilians.
Due to the shortage of low dead space syringes, only 60 million of its residents will be able to be vaccinated with the Pfizer shots.
This week Ducati and Lenovo spoke about their unique partnership, including a blend of brand sharing and technology sharing targeting Laptops and Racing.
In its attempt to address concerns regarding the emergence of the new coronavirus variant, new and tougher border policies were rolled-out in England on Tuesday.
A classified United Nations report revealed that hackers from North Korea have allegedly stolen around $316.4 million dollars to fund their nuclear weapons program and to boost their struggling economy.
In its efforts to alleviate the transmission of Covid-19, Canada’s Minister of Transportation Omar Alghabra, announced on Thursday that they will extend bans on cruise ships until March 1, 2022.
Around 13,000 American Airlines employees are likely to receive furlough notices by Friday as travel demand remains restricted.