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NewsFeedIsrael’s relentless bombardment of Gaza City has obliterated families, flattened homes, and stretched hospitals to breaking point. As Palestinians flee with nowhere safe to go, children are collapsing from exhaustion and rescue workers are still trying to save people from the rubble.Published On 21 Sep 202521 Sep 2025Click here to share on social mediashare2Share

On Friday, Sinclair had planned to replace the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” timeslot on its ABC-affiliated stations with a special news segment on Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist who was assassinated earlier this month. But the TV station group owner abruptly reversed course — saying it had decided to post the Kirk special on YouTube, not on its ABC local stations, so that “viewers can continue to enjoy ABC programming.” On Friday, the 11:35 p.m. one-hour slot on ABC was a rerun of “Celebrity Family Feud” hosted by Steve Harvey. ABC also ran “Celebrity Family Feud” eps on Sept. 17 and 18 after…

At a time of high anxiety around technology’s impact on arts and culture, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts’ Collider Fellowship is focused on new opportunities, welcoming multi-disciplinary artists to explore how emerging tech can transform live performance and the performing arts. Today, the famed New York performing arts center is announcing its second class of Collider Fellows — a group of six artists working in areas from virtual reality to artificial intelligence to the immersive 4DSound System. “I love that they’re all really thoughtful people who are not just thinking about [the work] itself, but how it fits into…

David Lammy has hinted that the UK government could U-turn to allow Palestinian scholars to bring their children to the UK.A group of 34 Palestinian students, including Chevening scholars, with places at British universities have been given permission to continue their studies in Britain. But nearly all have been told by the Foreign Office that they are not allowed to bring their children with them.One Palestinian student, Manar al-Houbi, who had expected to be able to arrive with her husband and three young children, told the BBC: “I was told [I could not bring my children] just days before our…

After almost two years of horrendous atrocities in Gaza, Senator Bernie Sanders finally recognised the genocide as a genocide. In an op-ed posted on his United States Senate website, he wrote: “The intent is clear. The conclusion is inescapable: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.”Like with other recent declarations – from the United Nations and the International Association of Genocide Scholars – this one came too late. But worse than that, it came in a highly problematic framework. Sanders chose to start his op-ed by essentially suggesting that “Hamas started it”. This not only amounts to victim-blaming but also erases…

Since April 2025, Apple has sent multiple alerts in France warning that some users may have been targeted in complex spyware campaigns. CERT-FR says these attacks focus on journalists, activists, senior officials, and civil servants. Jurgita Lapienytė, Editor-in-Chief of Cybernews, argues these threats are no longer confined to high-profile individuals. Her message: ordinary device users are just as vulnerable. New research confirms her warning. An explosion in spyware investment, exponential growth in exposed datasets, and leaks of personal credentials combine to create a threat environment everyone must take seriously. The Rise of The Spyware Industry A recent report by the…

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Watch: Sea of people seen at Brussels airportAir travellers are facing another day of disruption at several European airports including Heathrow, after a cyber-attack knocked out a check-in and baggage system.There were hundreds of delays on Saturday after the software used by several airlines failed, with affected airports boarding passengers using pen and paper.Brussels Airport said it had “no indication yet” when the system would be functional again and had asked airlines to cancel half their departing flights.RTX, which owns software provider Collins Aerospace, said it was “aware of a cyber-related disruption” to its system in “select airports” and that…

Police say singer is cooperating with authorities in the investigation.The United States singer David Anthony Burke, known by his stage name d4vd, appears to have cancelled the remaining stops on his US and European tours amid the growing fallout from an investigation into a decomposing body of a missing teenager found in the boot of a car.Ticketmaster, which issues tickets for artists worldwide, said: “There are no upcoming concerts in United States” for the artist, and his October tour in Europe was cancelled on Sunday.Recommended Stories list of 1 itemend of listD4vd, whose popularity initially grew on TikTok, has built…

A former Meta executive who wrote an explosive exposé making allegations about the social media company’s dealings with China and its treatment of teenagers is said to be “on the verge of bankruptcy” after publishing the book.An MP has claimed in parliament that Mark Zuckerberg’s company was trying to “silence and punish” Sarah Wynn-Williams, the former director of global public policy at Meta’s precursor, Facebook, after her decision to speak out about her time at the company.Louise Haigh, the former Labour transport secretary, said Wynn-Williams was facing a fine of $50,000 (£37,000) every time she breached an order secured by…