Iran has released British-Australian Academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert in exchange for the three Iranian economic activists who were detained abroad for allegedly escaping US sanctions imposed on Iran.
The Holidays this year are likely to be a little tense given what is going on in the world and the uncertainty of the last US election. Here are some exciting but safe topics during the holiday season.
YouTube announced on Tuesday that it has suspended the One America News Network (OANN) channel for repeatedly violating the video-sharing platform’s Covid-19 misinformation policy.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged countries to implement the use of QR codes to re-open international travel. The QR codes will be used to help establish the health status of a traveler.
The Vatican has started its investigation on how Pope Francis’s official Instagram account came to like a scantily dressed photo of Brazilian model, Natalia Garibotto.
Playing with the systems has been great but building them was proper therapy and that alone was worth the money. AMD kicked some butt this year!
An official report from a four-year inquiry organized by the Australian Defense Force (ADF) to investigate accusations that involved some Australian elite troops who took part in the unlawful killings during an armed conflict in Afghanistan between 2005 and 2016 has finally been released.
In a tweet on Tuesday, Trump announced that Christopher Krebs, the director of the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (Cisa), has been terminated for refuting the U.S President’s election conspiracy theories.
The Boy Scouts of America has filed for bankruptcy protection in February as hundreds from all parts of the country signed up for sexual abuse lawsuit.
BioNTech’s chief executive, Professor Ugur Sahin, said they are optimistic that the experimental coronavirus vaccine they developed with Pfizer, can contain the virus transmission by 50%.