A routine train journey in western Switzerland turned into a harrowing hostage situation when a lone individual armed with an axe and a knife held 15 people captive. The standoff ended with a dramatic police raid, leaving the suspect dead and the hostages unharmed, while authorities continue to investigate the motive behind the incident.
Recent Deepfake Images of Pop Icon Taylor Swift were Part of an Online AI challange that aimed breaking safety mechanisms designed to block people from generating lewd images with artificial intelligence. It prompt political action as calls to criminalize AI-generated pornography gain momentum. Graphika analysis reveals broader vulnerability of public figures to non-consensual intimate images
Karolina Shiino, the Ukraine-born Miss Japan 2024 winner, resigned amid controversy over her relationship with a married man, prompting debate over her suitability for the title.
A sophisticated scam utilizing deepfake technology has defrauded a multinational company of $25.6 million, with the culprit impersonating the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) during a video call to deceive employees into transferring funds to fake accounts. This marks the first reported instance of deepfake technology being employed to defraud a financial institution
Five current and former NHL players, part of Canada's junior national ice hockey team, face charges for alleged gang rape in 2018, leading to a renewed investigation following a Hockey Canada scanda
Squid Game actor Oh Young Soo is facing a one-year imprisonment for sexual harassment allegations, with prosecutors demanding jail time and restrictions on future work. The 79-year-old star denies all charges but faces legal battles amidst international fame garnered from the hit series
A Tesla employee from Minnesota, Justin McCauley, was arrested for allegedly threatening to kill US President Joe Biden and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. McCauley, charged with felony terroristic threats, had posted his intentions on social media, prompting concerns about security measures at high-profile companies like Tesla.2 / 2
US experiences a concerning surge in syphilis cases, prompting heightened concerns about the spread of sexually transmitted infections. Public health officials emphasize the urgent need for prevention efforts to address the escalating epidemic.
In a landmark verdict on Thursday (Feb 1), former CIA software engineer Joshua Schulte was sentenced to 40 years in prison for charges including espionage, computer hacking, and possession of child pornography. The case stems from his involvement in leaking classified information, known as Vault 7, to WikiLeaks in 2017
Mother and two young daughters targeted in Clapham acid attack, leaving potentially life-changing injuries. Manhunt initiated for suspect as police appeal for public assistance
The Indian student community is reeling from shock as news surfaces of a third student found dead within a week in the USA, sparking concerns over the safety of international students abroad
Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, surpasses Elon Musk as the world's wealthiest individual, with a net worth of $207.8 billion, fueled by a surge in LVMH shares. Arnault's strategic leadership and investments propel him to the top, marking a historic shift in global wealth rankings.
Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva has been banned for four years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) for doping violations during the 2022 Beijing Olympics, where she led Russia to victory in the team event.
Citadel founder Ken Griffin pauses donations to Harvard University amid controversy over its handling of anti-Semitism, becoming the latest prominent donor to take a stand. Griffin's decision follows similar actions by other billionaires in response to concerns about the university's leadership and response to recent events.
Two brothers in Queens, New York, face 130 counts after allegedly stockpiling weapons and creating a 'hitlist' targeting public figures and 'banker scum.' Authorities uncovered explosive devices and 'ghost guns' in their family's home.
Base jumper Nathy Odinson tragically dies after parachute fails during a jump from a 29th-floor building in Thailand's Pattaya resort. Odinson, known for his adventurous spirit and extensive experience in skydiving, had performed over 5000 jumps worldwide.