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Disney's Slack under attack: Hacktivists expose chat data on artist rights

Hacktivist group NullBulge accessed Disney's network through a compromised video game mod installed by a developer. Unlike typical hackers, the group appears to be uninterested in financial gains

Mumbai on alert: Heavy rains and strong winds expected, warns IMD

The Indian Meteorological Department forecasts that Mumbai regions around the metropolitan will receive 5 to 15 mm of rain per hour until 10 am on Thursday

OpenAI's Sam Altman would make a good Marvel villain: Scarlett Johansson

'How did I get wrapped up in this?' It was crazy. I was so angry,' said Scarlett Johansson while talking about her dispute with Altman and his company, OpenAI

Khaki 2.0: Delhi Police's new look with polo T-shirts and cargo pants

A dedicated committee at the Delhi Police headquarters has been formed to manage the redesign process, including the selection of design, fabric, costs, and vendor

'May not wake up': Lawyer says Kejriwal's sugar level dropped below 50

Kejriwal's blood sugar level dropped to 50 while he was asleep, which is alarming,' said his lawyer in Delhi High Court today

Italian police free 33 Indian workers from 'slave-like' conditions on farms

Indian nationals were forced to work over 10 hours daily, seven days a week, for approximately $4 (Rs 334) per hour

Shaking up US Supreme Court? Biden's plan includes term limits and more

Donald Trump rejects ideas for reforms, accuses Biden and Democrats of attacking the Supreme Court

Six dead in Bangkok's five-star hotel: A case of poison and a missing guest

The locked hotel room in Bangkok's Grand Hyatt Erawan, the untouched room service, and the missing seventh guest have deepened the mystery

WATCH: 25k job seekers cause near-stampede in Mumbai airport for interviews

This incident in Mumbai follows closely on the heels of another chaotic recruitment drive in Gujarat's Ankleshwar

An immigration chart saved Trump during assassination attempt: Here's how

Believe it or not: A moment's head tilt, prompted by an immigration chart, saved Donald Trump's life

'So frightening': Photographer recounts Trump's near miss with bullet

'You never think about something like this ever happening because it is so frightening,' said the New York Times photographer

Trump's shooting: Revisiting the last time a US President was attacked

The assassination attempt on Donald Trump comes 43 years after President Ronald Reagan was shot

From smartphones to smart loans: Gen Z, millennials boost digital lending

The share of digital loans has increased from 1.8% of total retail loans in FY22 to around 2.5% in FY24, revealed a report by Redseer Strategy Consultants

Here's what Melania Trump said on assassination attempt on Donald Trump

Melania Trump issued her first public response since her husband, ex-President Donald Trump, was injured in a shooting at one of his rallies on Saturday

Google eyes largest-ever deal, in talks to buy cybersecurity firm Wiz

The mega acquisition, if successful, would be Google's largest ever, surpassing its previous high of $12.5 billion for Motorola Mobility in 2012

EU slaps charges on Elon Musk's X over disinformation and illegal content

The EU Commission on Friday issued formal charges against X, accusing it of violating the EU's stringent social media regulations

Freezing for the future: US billionaires bet on cryonics for eternal life

As of now, 5,500 individuals have planned for cryogenic preservation, and 500 bodies are currently in storage

Decoded: What is Thirty Meter Telescope? Why is it significant for India?

The Thirty Meter Telescope, featuring a 30-meter primary mirror and advanced adaptive optics, aims to explore fundamental questions about the universe

Biden's Hollywood break-up: Celebrities say it's time for a change

Despite lacking Barack Obama's star power, US President Joe Biden has consistently enjoyed support from A-list celebrities, particularly from the older generation

From cheese to whisky: India returns 1,500 imported foods amid safety woes

India imports food from over 100 countries, regulated under the Food Safety and Standards Act of 2006, ensuring uniform standards for both domestic and imported products