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Louis Rocha, president of the UAW Local 5960, carries a box of food supplies for a striking worker on October 11 in Lake Orion, Michigan

Coronavirus New York: Growing Number Of Doormen, Janitors Die From COVID-19, Union Reveals

At least 58 unionized service industry employees have died across the country from COVID-19.

Apple, Google COVID-19 Contact Tracing Tech Criticized For Possible Major Privacy Risk

Apple and Google say they are collaborating to help track the coronavirus outbreak using smartphone location data while respecting user privacy

The upcoming Apple and Google coronavirus contact tracing feature has been questioned for being a possible privary risk for users.

iPhone Tip: How To Use Face ID With A Mask On

There's a way to use Face ID even with a mask on. Here's how.

Marriott Hotel Data Breach: 5.2 Million Customers May Have Had Personal Information Accessed

Marriott International is investigating a data breach of its property system that affected about 5.2 million customers.

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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden addresses the media and a small group of supporters during a primary night event on March 10, 2020 in Philadelphia

Biden's Campaign Officially Requests For Secret Service Protection After Recent Disruptions In Events

"The last thing we need is anybody hurt," Biden said.

This file photo taken in 2017 shows international coalition forces and Iraqi soldiers installing a floating bridge at the Taji camp, north of Baghdad, during a training session

Middle East Tensions: 2 Americans And 1 British Citizen Killed In Rocket Assault On Taji Military Base In Iraq

The attack comes during high tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

US officials say they arrested the mastermind of a Russian cyber "storefront" which sold stolen data to hackers and criminals

FBI Arrests Russian Accused Of Heading Hacker 'Storefront'

FBI arrests Russian accused of heading hacker 'storefront'

Unfixable Intel Chips Flaw Threatens Encryption And DRM Protections

It was discovered that the Intel chips are vulnerable at boot-up, which means they could not be patched even by a firmware update.

Riot police have frequently clashed with democracy protesters in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Starts Standing Down Riot Police After Budget Hike

Hong Kong starts standing down riot police after budget hike

Baltimore resident and gunshot survivor Antonio Pinder (L) gets much needed support from his uncle and best friend Lamont Medley (R)

Baltimore Crime Rate Surges, 21 Deaths And Counting In Just 26 Days

Baltimore is averaging nearly a murder per day with three stabbings reported in carnage.

SlickWraps Compromised Customer Info In A Massive Data Breach

The official website of Slickwraps was recently hacked where more than 377,000 customers' data was compromised, but according to Have I Been Pawned, it exposed more than 857,000 customers' accounts.

Counter-spy: William Evanina, director of the US National Counterintelligence and Security Center

US Adds Hacktivists, Social Media Manipulators To Top Intel Threats

US adds hacktivists, social media manipulators to top intel threats

French President Emmanuel Macron says European nations must face up to the possibility of a fresh nuclear arms race

Macron Urges Greater EU Role In Curbing Nuclear Threats

Macron urges greater EU role in curbing nuclear threats

Apple Watch Series Could Get Touch ID-Enabled Digital Crown

A new patent application reveals Apple is considering putting Touch ID on the Apple Watch's Digital Crown.

China and Russia pose the biggest threat to cybersecurity in the Czech Republic, the EU member's intelligence agency says

Cybersecurity News: Iran-Backed Hackers Pose As Journalists To Carry Out Attacks

The attacks are tied to Iranian cyberwarfare group Charming Kitten.

Libya has been mired in chaos since a 2011 NATO-backed uprising that killed longtime dictator Moamer Kadhafi, with two rival administrations vying for power

Amended UN Draft Resolution Calls For Withdrawal Of Mercenaries In Libya

Amended UN draft resolution calls for withdrawal of mercenaries in Libya

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is this year's guest of honour at India's Republic Day

Brazil, India Sign Flurry Of Deals As Bolsonaro Visits Modi In New Delhi

Jair Bolsonaro wants Brazil to establish closer ties with India

Scores of people were injured in the bombing, overwhelming health services in the capital

Turkish Military Plane Evacuates Somalia Bomb Victims

Turkish military plane evacuates Somalia bomb victims

Hundreds have been injured in India during clashes between protesters and riot police wielding bamboo canes, or 'lathis'

The 'Lathi': India's Colonial Vintage Anti-protest Weapon

The 'lathi': India's colonial vintage anti-protest weapon

USAF's New Ballistic Missile Security Chopper: How MH-139A 'Grey Wolf' Will Be Deployed?

The USAF has taken delivery of the fir MH-139A Helicopter called "Grey Wolf."

Displaced Syrians, who fled their homes in the border town of Ras al-Ain, receive humanitarian aid on October 12, 2019, in the town of Tal Tamr -- a UN resolution that would have extended aid for a year has been vetoed

Russia, China Veto UN Extending Syria Cross-border Aid

Russia, China veto UN extending Syria cross-border aid

iPhone, iPad App Launched to Help Autistic Children

iPhone, iPad Tip: How To Set Communication Limits For Children

Apple has updated Screen Time and added the Communication Limits feature so that parents can have more control over who their kids can communicate with during specific times of day. The new feature comes with iOS 13.3, which was launched very recently.

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