The Streisand Effect means Apple CEO’s home is actually easier to find | Continue reading
So far, 426 infections have been confirmed – but Omicron BA.2 has not been designated a ‘variant of concern’ | Continue reading
Amazon has postponed its plan to stop customers using Visa credit cards at the last minute. | Continue reading
About 30 of the passengers have since tested positive for Covid-19 | Continue reading
The ammonia on Venus may be explained by ‘something’ biological making the clouds habitable, scientists suggest | Continue reading
Army-developed SpFN vaccine completed phase 1 of human trials earlier this year | Continue reading
A German court has convicted eight people over their role in a data processing center installed at a former military bunker that hosted sites dealing in drugs and other illegal activities | Continue reading
The ‘house’ is likely to be a large boulder, but astronomers will not know the truth until the month-long trip along the satellite | Continue reading
‘Oh my god, I can’t believe this. This is not real. Oh no, this can’t be happening,’ an employee can be heard saying in a clip of the call | Continue reading
Physicists believe the universe is unlikely to be simulated because they have tried to simulate it themselves for decades - and failed | Continue reading
The new initiative seeks to increase vaccines among residents | Continue reading
Mr Biden says lockdowns are off the table because they are unnecessary due to the availability of vaccines and masks as a Covid countermeasure | Continue reading
Reports say the billionaire is set to step away from his CEO role, which he took up in 2006 and again in 2015 | Continue reading
Moscow has dispatched two icebreakers to free the ships, which include two oil tankers and cargo boats | Continue reading
Dissatisaction over EU exit has risen in recent months | Continue reading
David Kleiman’s family claims he and programmer Craig Wright used the Nakamoto pseudonym | Continue reading
Spotify, Snapchat, Discord and other significant parts of the internet appear to have briefly stopped working. | Continue reading
Crypto analyst PlanB believes BTC will hit $135,000 before end of 2021 | Continue reading
An Associated Press investigation has found that more than 100 federal Bureau of Prisons employees have been arrested, convicted or sentenced in criminal cases since the start of 2019 | Continue reading
Research from Johns Hopkins and NYU suggests that psychedelic drugs can significantly reduce pain and distress for those with terminal illnesses. As the British government faces calls to reschedule these substances, Kevin E G Perry talks to some of those who’ve already chosen to … | Continue reading
Scientists say they have created a new system that can create fuel out of sunlight and air. | Continue reading
Helicpopter for LAPD caught the flying Jack Skellington figure on camera last year | Continue reading
A ‘constellation’ of satellites will be able to pinpoint emissions to individual premises around the globe | Continue reading
Chinese machine performs computations nearly 100 trillion times faster than the world’s most powerful supercomputer | Continue reading
‘An attempt was made to interfere with our systems,’ supermarket chain says as shoppers unable to make purchases | Continue reading
Toledo town, where the study will be conducted, has little to account for in terms of vaccine hesitancy | Continue reading
Eugen Rochko, founder of Mastodon, has asked his lawyers to assess whether former president’s initiative has broken his copyright | Continue reading
Residents reckon life is being ruined by a constant whirring sound – but it places them on front line of puzzling modern phenomenon | Continue reading
Former president says new media network is effort to ‘stand up to the tyranny of Big Tech’ | Continue reading
Software trialled in Scottish schools to speed up lunchtime transactions. | Continue reading
‘It’s very important the government proceeds with extreme caution with any broader sharing of data’ | Continue reading
‘We can’t carry on like this’: Home secretary speaks out on ‘cruel’ comments directed at elected representatives | Continue reading
The novelist Mark Billingham has suggested that readers should throw a book ‘across the room angrily’ if it doesn’t grip them immediately. But entertainment, surely, isn’t the only reason why people read – or why authors write | Continue reading
HGV driver shortage affecting the UK much more than other European countries, industry warns | Continue reading
Company blamed problems on ‘disruptive weather’ and air traffic control issues | Continue reading
Police are treating the incident as an “alleged sonic weapon attack on employees of the US Embassy” | Continue reading
Amid the international energy crisis, lack of rain means Nordic countries face soaring bills | Continue reading
Gene called OAS1 is thought to play key role in shaping individual’s response to Sars-CoV-2 | Continue reading
Exclusive: German driving licences issued before 1999 include entitlement to drive a small to medium-sized truck of up to 7.5 tonnes | Continue reading
Exclusive: German driving licences issued before 1999 include entitlement to drive a small to medium-sized truck of up to 7.5 tonnes | Continue reading
Doctor says misuse of ivermectin can lead to drowsiness, dizziness, tremors, or a coma | Continue reading
The stash has risen in value by more than 800,000 per cent since it was last accessed | Continue reading
The price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has tumbled in the wake of the latest crackdown from China. | Continue reading
Impact of such a space weather event on modern technology is still not completely understood | Continue reading
Government to legislate to end compulsory metric measures ‘in due course’ | Continue reading
Privateer will apparently monitor and clean up objects in space, but little else is known about the company yet | Continue reading
Clips include first look at Keanu Reeves’s return as Neo | Continue reading
From stranger danger to a mysterious Death-like spirit luring children into a lake, the public information films David Barnett grew up watching were brutal, terrifying and, sometimes, utterly perfect slices of filmmaking | Continue reading