Old travel book returned to library — 90 years after its due date: ‘Fortunately … we no longer charge late fines!’
A Massachusetts library received an unexpected Christmas present this year: an old book checked out nearly a century ago and…
Democrat senator sounds alarm on ‘crisis’ at southern border, urges negotiators to strike a deal
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., decried the migrant crisis at the southern border and urged action in the new year on…
What is the future of Web3?
Where Web 2.0 moved us from 1990s-style static websites to user-generated online experiences like social media, Web3 is a vision…
Cybercrime Orgs Increasingly Use Human Trafficking to Staff Scam Mills
Interpol breaks up Southeast Asian cybercrime rings, rescuing 149 victims of human trafficking, but the agency warns the human cost…
John Kerry signals desire to remain in Biden admin ‘in one role or another’
Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry is planning to continue his public climate advocacy and may remain in his…
Cruise ship youth counselor admits to molesting several young girls, FBI says
A Celebrity Cruises youth counselor admitted to molesting young girls while working at the ship's youth center, according to the…
Supreme Court dismisses case impacting accessibility information on hotel websites
The Supreme Court has dismissed a case related to a Maine hotel which had the potential to complicate accessibility information…
Washington state Democrat Rep. Adam Smith says cease-fire activists vandalized home
Washington Democrat Rep. Adam Smith said his house was vandalized by cease-fire activists on Thursday night at his Bellevue home,…
The European Space Agency Explores Cybersecurity for Space Industry
An ESA cybersecurity expert explains how space-based data and services benefit from public investment in space programs.
The Week in Ransomware – December 1st 2023 – Police hits affiliates
An international law enforcement operation claims to have dismantled a ransomware affiliate operation in Ukraine, which was responsible for attacks…