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‘Dangerous power’: Apple tells court to vacate iPhone hack order
Apple has asked the court to reverse its order compelling the company to help the FBI hack an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists. The motion argues the Justice Department and the FBI are seeking “a dangerous power.” “This is not a case about one isolated iPhone,” Apple wrote in the...
Tories rake in 50% more than Labour in party donations
The Conservative Party received more than £5 million from significant donors in the final quarter of 2015 – almost twice the amount received by Labour, new Electoral Commission data shows. According to the figures, the ruling party was given £5.5 million, compared to some £2.67 million handed to Labour....
Ceasefire brings hope for ending ‘proxy war’ in Syria, no truce with ISIS – Obama
The US is skeptical about the Syrian ceasefire, but will do everything it can to make it work, President Barack Obama said after meeting with top security officials. The truce will not apply to Islamic State or Al-Nusra, the president added. Speaking to reporters at the State Department following a meeting of the National...
Kansas shooting rampage: 4 dead, 14 injured, shooter ID’d
The shooter who killed three people and injured 14 others before being shot dead by law enforcement at Excel Industries in Hesston, Kansas, has been identified by local KWCH released a photo, tweeting, "Multiple employees & witnesses confirm SHOOTER is Cedric Ford." A video that Ford uploaded to his Facebook...
NASA’s weirdest & most powerful space telescope yet steps closer to completion
NASA’s huge — and very bizarre looking — James Webb Space Telescope is on track to be launched in 2018 after the completion of one of its main components. The primary mirror on the huge telescope, which is “as big as a tennis court and as tall as a four story building”, has now been installed. All...
EU failure to cope with refugee crisis ‘threatens its very survival’
Austria draws Greek ire with controversial plans to restrict migrant flows, as there are warnings the EU’s failure over refugees could push UK to leave Greece has criticised Austria amid warnings that the EU’s failure to deal with the refugee crisis threatens its very survival. Ministers meet in Brussels on...
French to LET migrants head for Britain: Fury at threat to scrap border checks at Calais
FRANCE last night threatened to dump thousands of migrants on Britain’s doorstep if we vote to leave the European Union. A diplomatic row erupted after a top ranking official said a historic border treaty would be ripped up and binned after Brexit. Calais regional president Xavier Bertrand said France would renege on the...
One chart that shows the world’s biggest arms dealers – and who’s buying
Asia was the main importer of weapons in the last five years The number of major weapons switching hands around the world was up 14 per cent in the last five years, compared to the five years before that. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, an independent resource on global security, has released a...
How social media is destroying the lives of teen girls
SLUT pages. Sink shots. Yik Yak. Finstas. Kik. Snapchat. Revenge porn. Tinder food stamps. If that reads like a different language, chances are you’re not a teenager on social media. It’s this world — a chaotic mix of nude photos, cyber-bullying and dysfunctional relationships — that author Nancy Jo...
Rihanna and Drake Work hard to raise the heat at the Brits
Rihanna ruffled feathers this week when she released a pretty sexually explicit video for her track with Drake, Work. The pair performed the song together tonight, where Rihanna crotch grabbed and gyrated on the rapper. In the second video for the track, which starts immediately after the first on YouTube, the 28-year-old...
Cameron dealt MAJOR blow by poll as Brexit campaign gains majority favour
A NEW poll has dealt a major blow for David Cameron's credibility after it revealed that voters do not believe his claims about his EU deal and have more trust for Brexit supporter Boris Johnson. A massive YouGov poll of 3,482 people revealed that the Leave campaign is one point ahead of the Remain with 38 per cent to 37...
Cyclone leaves thousands homeless in Fiji
Tens of thousands of Fijians are homeless and living in evacuation shelters in the aftermath of a devastating cyclone at the weekend, officials say, as aid begins trickling in to the outer reaches of the South Pacific archipelago. The death toll from Cyclone Winston, the worst storm ever recorded in the southern hemisphere,...
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