Times Square go to panic mode as bike motor exhaust confused with shots
On Times Square, the tourist attraction in New York, panic broke out last night (local time). Hundreds of people ran for their lives after hearing a loud bang. It turned out to be the exhaust of an engine. Images appear on social media…
President Trump goes to El Paso, Mexico to investigate the attack itself
President Donald Trump is going to El Paso on Wednesday. Mayor Dee Margo of the Texan city said that Monday, the White House has not yet confirmed the trip. According to Margo, Trump has offered the help of the federal government. Trump is…
China is not manipulating rates to retaliate in Trade War
China denies that it has manipulated its currency to derive trade benefits from it. The United States accused Asian superpower of this after the Chinese yuan fell sharply against the dollar on Monday. According to Beijing, the allegations…
Connor Betts motives still unclear
Connor Betts (24) was the man who shot nine people in Dayton, Ohio, a bar yesterday. One of the victims is the 22-year-old sister of the shooter. According to the police, Betts and her arrived at the bar, left again and later came back with…
At least twenty dead in a possible ‘lone wolf’ attack
At least twenty people died in the shooting in a branch of the Walmart supermarket in El Paso US. That was announced by the Texas governor. Another 26 people were injured. The perpetrator was arrested and probably worked alone. The police…
Facebook to clearly indicate that WhatsApp and Instagram are parts of the FB company
Facebook will indicate more clearly that WhatsApp and Instagram are part of the company. The apps therefore receive an extra label in the name, writes The Information. In the future, Instagram will be called 'Instagram of Facebook' and the…
Apple no longer wiretaps users in the name of quality
Everything bad tend to happen on the way to improve quality or security
London stock exchange buys big data harvester
The British stock exchange company London Stock Exchange (LSE) takes over financial service provider and data supplier Refinitiv from Blackstone and Thomson Reuters. The deal is fully settled in shares, with Refinitiv valued at $27 billion.…