World
Mass Shooting Leaves 6 Dead, 15 Wounded in Krakow's Main Square
A mass shooting in Krakow's Main Square has sent shockwaves through Poland, leaving six people dead and 15 wounded after a gunman opened fire on Saturday afternoon.
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World
Armenia Arrests Opposition Figure Over Facebook Posts Criticizing PM Pashinyan
Adekvad party leader Artur Danielyan was arrested for criticizing Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Facebook, with charges stemming from his online activity.
Technology
Collins Releases New Words for 2026 Including P(Doom) and Mogging
A recent dictionary release has unveiled new words including p(doom), mogging, friendslop, and ghost jobs.
Technology
Meta's AI Agent Helps Plan Weekend Activities
A man uses Meta's personal AI agent, Muse, to plan activities for his wife's birthday weekend.
World
Meeting between US First Lady Melania Trump and officials from Ukraine and Russia set for Thursday at White House
The meeting comes just weeks after Melania Trump helped broker a partial ceasefire that allowed civilians to evacuate from the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky.
Travel
Solo Travel Requires Thorough Preparation Before Embarking on a Journey
Travelers should research destinations before booking flights and accommodations to ensure a smooth journey.
World
Attack on Colombian Military Base Leaves Four Civilians Dead
The attack involved unidentified assailants firing rockets made from gas cylinders at a military base in southern Colombia, killing four civilians including a 2-month-old baby.
Business
Proposed Billionaire Tax Sparks Exodus from California
Tech entrepreneur Palmer Luckey has expressed opposition to California's proposed billionaire tax and plans to stay in the state despite its potential financial implications.
Technology
Meta Delays Business Terms Amid Industry Backlash
Meta has confirmed it will not proceed with any policy changes until it has consulted extensively with publishers.
Business
Liberty Mutual's New Mascot Sparks Backlash
A small but vocal crowd gathered outside the Boston headquarters of Liberty Mutual on Sunday to express their discontent with the company's new mascot, Liberty Biberty.
World
Egyptian Court Orders Closure of Independent News Outlet Mada Masr
An Egyptian court has ordered the closure of independent news outlet Mada Masr after its editor-in-chief was convicted on charges including operating a website without a license.
Travel
Creator Marketing Falls Short Without Scalable Systems
Travel brands are struggling to turn creator influence into repeatable business functions due to a lack of clear organizational ownership, budget, and creative planning.
Technology
Shopping for Essential Items via Meta's Shopping Assistant Proves Promising
A common household chore that often gets neglected is tackling the to-buy list and three specific items currently require attention: an ottoman, an air purifier, and a humidifier.
Business
Leadership Roles Often Unintentional for Many Managers
Dustin Moskovitz, co-founder of Facebook, never intended to be a manager and became the company's first Chief Technology Officer by default.
Business
Rich Eisen Returns to ESPN with Nostalgic SportsCenter Revival
The return of Rich Eisen as anchor of SportsCenter has been a ratings success for the network.
Technology
Facebook Restricts Link Posting for Government and Nonprofit Pages
A new policy at Facebook has restricted government and nonprofit pages from posting links on the platform, part of an ongoing experiment to charge creators for sharing links.
Technology
Meta Fined $25 Billion Over Data Privacy Practices
A US court has handed down a massive penalty to Meta for allegedly misleading users about its data privacy practices.
Business
London Family Finds Cost-Effective Meal Solution Amid Busy Schedules
The family turned to a Facebook group for Malaysian moms in the UK for advice on finding a home cook who could prepare meals for them.
Technology
Meta Reports Deceleration in Ad Sales in Europe
Meta has reported a deceleration in ad sales in Europe over the past three months, with growth slowing to 18 percent year-on-year. This slowdown contrasts with other regions where advertising revenue continued to rise at a faster pace.
Science
Global Cybersecurity Emergency Declared Over PHP Vulnerability
Experts are racing to patch a critical vulnerability in the PHP computer language that affects 70% of websites worldwide and leaves them open to data theft and defacement.