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The University of Idaho after four students found dead in their residence in Moscow, Idaho

Idaho Murders Suspect 'Never Slept,' Didn't 'Look That Tough' To Kill People: Neighbor

The Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger allegedly never slept and did not look too tough to be able to kill, according to his neighbor.

Woman Was Hit Then Dragged By Car For Several Kilometers; Skin Torn Off

The 20-year-old woman died after she was hit by a car and then dragged for several kilometers in Delhi, India, on New Year's Day.

Here's Where To Watch New Year's Eve Fireworks In New York City

From Times Square to a cruiseboat, here are some of the best places to watch New York City's iconic New Year's Eve fireworks.

Andrew Tate Arrested Over Human Trafficking Case Days After Greta Thunberg Spat

Andrew Tate has been reportedly detained in Romania over human trafficking and rape charges, two days after his spat with climate activist Greta Thunberg.

Covid cases are surging in China, sparking fears about the outbreak's impact on the global economy

50% Of Travelers On China To Italy Flights Tested Positive For COVID-19

Italy has imposed mandatory COVID-19 testing for all travelers from China after 50% of passengers on two flights to Milan tested positive for the virus.

China has scrapped quarantine for inbound travellers from January 8, dismantling the last piece of its zero-Covid policy

US Sets Travel Requirements For Travelers From China, Hong Kong And Macau

The United States will impose mandatory COVID-19 tests for passengers flying in from China, including Hong Kong and Macau, starting Jan 5.

The Rise Of Child Sex Dolls Being Sold Online

South Korea Removes Ban On Import Of Life-Size Sex Dolls

South Korea on Monday lifted its import ban on adult-sized sex dolls following years of complaints by doll owners and companies.

Russian Man Sentenced To 20 Months In Prison For Refusing To Go To War

A Russian court has sentenced a solider to one year and eight months in prison for refusing to participate in the war against Ukraine.

North Korea Hackers Steal NFTs Using Hundreds Of Fake Marketplaces

North Korean hackers have stolen non-fungible tokens (NFT) worth thousands of dollars, a blockchain security firm reported.

'Propaganda happens in Russia, where people are told one thing but the truth is something else entirely,' the print works manager says

Russian Karate Festival Awards Kids With Medals Made Of 'NATO Ammunition'

The medals also allegedly contained the pro-war symbols Z and V.

This App Causes 50% Of Malware, Viruses On MacBooks

According to a study by a tech company, 48% of macOS devices get infected by MacKeeper–an app made to keep macOS safe from malware.

A worker inflates a Santa Claus decoration a Christmas decorations showroom of the National Tree Company in New Jersey on October 26, 2022.

California Man Charged With Stealing Inflatable Christmas Decors From Homes, Businesses

Authorities have arrested a 38-year-old Californian man for stealing inflatable Christmas decorations from multiple homes and establishments on Tuesday.