WHO head seeks to reassure Tenerife residents ahead of arrival of hantavirus cruise ship
The head of the World Health Organization is seeking to reassure worried residents of the Spanish island of Tenerife that they are not in danger
Spirit Airlines is dead, but a crowdsourced revival is taking flight online
Spirit Airlines was the budget-friendly carrier America loved to hate.
Spain to evacuate cruise ship with hantavirus outbreak
Spain to evacuate cruise ship with hantavirus outbreak
‘I will serve not rule over Hungary,’ says new PM
Nearly a month ago Péter Magyar steered his Tisza party to a landslide victory, sweeping away 16 years of rule by Viktor Orbán.
Australia’s right-wing One Nation party scores historic parliamentary win
One Nation gains its first seat in the lower house, in a by-election seen as a key test for the populist party.
Two killed in latest US strike on alleged drug trafficking boat
Two men have been killed after the US military struck an alleged drug trafficking boat in the Pacific Ocean.
A manual pentest costs 50,000 dollars. Intruder built an AI that does it in minutes.
A manual penetration test costs between 10,000 and 50,000 dollars. It takes weeks to schedule, days to execute, and produces a report that is
Quantinuum filed for an IPO worth 20 billion dollars. It has 31 million in revenue and a quantum computer that does not exist yet.
Quantinuum filed for a US initial public offering on Thursday that could value the company at more than 20 billion dollars. In the year
Displaced Lebanese children keep learning amid displacement
A school in Sidon is now home to displaced families from southern Lebanon, but classes are still running.
US military kills two people in new eastern Pacific Ocean attack
The killings mark the third attack in May alone by the US military in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
Gaza at the Venice Biennale: Where language falls short, threads take over
I co-commissioned the Gaza Genocide Tapestry which will be displayed at the Venice Biennale. Here’s the story behind it.
CSIS director says Alberta referendum vulnerable to foreign interference
The head of Canada’s intelligence agency says Alberta’s potential secession vote is susceptible to disinformation and foreign interference from players like Russia.
Britain’s Starmer weakened and Labour exposed in local elections
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer moved quickly to acknowledge a bruising local election result for his governing Labour Party, appearing before cameras before the final