Source code for Xbox Series X games console has been stolen and is being ransomed for million
A hacker has stolen source code for the graphics processor in the upcoming Xbox Series X games consoleand is demanding a 0million ransom for access to the files. Read more...
Labour suspends councillor from party 'after she shared anti-Semitic Facebook posts'
Lyn Boyd, who was elected to Durham County Council by 919 votes in 2017,was reported to the Labour Party on February 2 over a whole host of material allegedly shared on her Facebook timeline. Read more...
Halifax and Barclays scrap new mortgages below 40% deposit
It is not clear to what extent the banks have moved due to staffing issues and a wave of customers requesting mortgage holidays, or a concern house prices could fall. Read more...
Congressman Max Rose Deploys With National Guard for Coronavirus Relief
The freshman Democrat and combat veteran will help set up hospitals in his Staten Island district and other parts of New York City. Read more...
They Made a New Life in the U.S. The Coronavirus Sent Them Fleeing.
Expatriates, especially in New York, have abandoned the lives they built over fear of the inequalities in the American health care system. Read more...
CNNs Chris Cuomo, Brother of Governor, Tests Positive for Coronavirus
The CNN anchor, 49, is feeling well and will continue hosting his prime-time show from home, where he is quarantined. Read more...
The Human Stories of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Some students want to abolish grades; people are working on their Quarantine Routines; and, handily, its National Doctors Day. Read more...
P.G.A. Championship Is Postponed
Four days after the Masters was postponed, the second mens major on the calendar was also put off. Read more...
Coronavirus UK Wales boss Wayne Pivac and WRU executives take 25% pay cut
The Welsh Rugby Union announced on Tuesday that they had to take further measures to reduce costs with no money incoming with postponed indefinitely during pandemic. Read more...
This ski resort helped Covid-19 spread across Europe. Officials might get sued over it
Austrian authorities are facing a class action lawsuit involving as many as 2,500 tourists over their handling of a coronavirus outbreak in the popular Austrian winter sports resort of Ischgl, in Tyrol province. Read more...
Surging bison population in Yellowstone are eating all the parks shrubs and grass
A surging bison population in Yellowstone National Park is doing serious and steady damage to the park's biological diversity, with more than 4,000 bison currently trampling their way around the park. Read more...
Former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt slams Britain's lacklustre coronavirus testing policy
Matt Hancock said the government is 'ramping up' testing, amid criticism from Jeremy Hunt (pictured) that the country had lost track of the coronavirus crisis because of its testing policy. Read more...
For Faye Toogood, the Rough Draft Is Also the Final Product
The British designers new collection of furniture embraces the rawness and primitive qualities of small-scale models. Read more...
Coronavirus Ended the Screen-Time Debate. Screens Won.
Weve tried all sorts of things to stop us from staring at our devices. Digital detoxes. Abstinence. Now? Bring on the Zoom cocktail hour. Read more...
Mark Wahlberg gets his makeup and nails done by daughter Grace
The actor, 48, got his nails and makeup done by his giggling daughter Grace on his 15th day of self-isolation. Mark posted video of himself playfully criticizing his daughter's work. Read more...
NASA announces new mission to study solar particle storms with satellites the size of toaster ovens
NASA has announced a new research mission that will send small satellites into orbit to study solar particle storms, which can cause geomagnetic storms on Earth and disrupt the electrical grid. Read more...
They Made a New Life in the U.S. The Coronavirus Sent Them Fleeing.
Expatriates, especially in New York, have abandoned the lives they built over fear of the inequalities in the American health care system. Read more...
Captain of virus-hit U.S. ship pleads for help
Captain Brett Crozier, commander of the U.S. aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, has called on Navy leadership for stronger measures to save the lives of his sailors. U.S. officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told Reuters that nearly 80 people aboard the ship have tested positive. Gloria Tso reports. Read more...