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Vatican scrambles to patch ‘phishing goldmine’ app promoted by the Pope: ‘Prayer infrastructure on the framework you learn in week 2 of a Node.js bootcamp’
A Vatican-promoted app has been criticised by security researchers as a “phishing goldmine” after being found to run on outdated, poorly secured web infrastructure, despite receiving a public endorsement from the Pope. Commentators likened its technical setup to something a novice developer might build only a few weeks into learning basic web frameworks, raising concerns…
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Waltz slams France after stunning social media attack on US after UN vote
France’s mission to the United Nations in Geneva launched a strongly worded social media attack on the United States after a UN vote to grant High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk a further four-year term. France accused Washington of abandoning its role as a defender of human rights, prompting a sharp rebuttal from US…
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Comedy stars Jon Stewart and Pete Davidson host second 9/11 benefit show
Jon Stewart and Pete Davidson reunited to organise a second all-star comedy benefit marking the 25th anniversary of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks. Held at Madison Square Garden and produced with Live Nation, the one-night show, “NYC Still Rising After 25 Years: A 9/11 Comedy Benefit”, raised money for various 9/11 charities and followed…
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Serial drink driver, 34, gets ENORMOUS prison sentence after being caught drunk behind wheel for fifth time
A 34-year-old man named Eugenio Les Zavala has been handed a lengthy prison sentence in Texas after being convicted of drink-driving for the fifth time. The case highlights ongoing concerns about repeat drink-driving offenders and how courts are increasingly imposing harsher penalties to deter persistent offenders from getting behind the wheel while intoxicated. The full…
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‘Serial predator’ with previous convictions for sexual assault will not give evidence in murder and rape trial
A defendant identified as Simon Levy, described in court as a “serial predator” with previous convictions for sexual assault, has decided not to give evidence in his own defence during his ongoing trial for murder and rape. The case highlights concerns about repeat offending, as it emerges that Levy had prior convictions for sexual offences…
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Help Us Rank the Biggest Movies and TV Shows From San Diego Comic-Con | Comic Con 2026
IGN has closed out its San Diego Comic-Con 2026 coverage by inviting readers to vote on and rank the biggest movie and TV trailers unveiled at the event. Rather than offering its own critical assessment, the outlet is turning the choice over to its audience via a poll and tier list, reflecting the wide spread…
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Trump halts Iran bombing blitz after his own top general admits sensitive military secret
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Admit It: ‘Choosin’ Texas’ Is the Song of the Summer
Rolling Stone music writer Marissa R. Moss argues that Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” is the clear Song of the Summer for 2026, yet has been largely overlooked by critics and list-makers compiling their own rankings. The piece suggests this snub may stem from the track’s overtly country sound, at a time when previous country-flavoured summer…
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TV Academy & NATAS Begin Exploratory Reunification Talks
The Television Academy (formerly ATAS) and the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) have begun exploratory talks about reuniting, nearly 50 years after their acrimonious 1977 split. Both boards voted overwhelmingly in favour of opening discussions, and the Television Academy has extended sitting governors’ terms by a year to allow them to see…
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‘Heated Rivalry’ Success Sparks New Publishing House From Gay Adult Entertainment Giant Falcon | NakedSword (EXCLUSIVE)
Falcon | NakedSword, the San Francisco-based gay adult entertainment company behind the hit series “Heated Rivalry,” is expanding into publishing with a new erotic fiction imprint called FalconInk. The move comes just nine months after “Heated Rivalry” became a global success, and reflects the company’s ambition to reach beyond its traditional audience, including women, who…