Spain’s women’s soccer team coach, Jorge Vilda, has been fired by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) following the controversy of Luis’ Rubiales’ controversial kiss with a player on the team.
Read More Spain’s Women’s Soccer Coach Fired After Kiss Controversy
David Maimon, a criminologist and professor at Georgia State University, recently uncovered an online video posted by a multibillion-dollar global criminal organization that has been stealing from the U.S. government since 2020, providing other criminals with generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.
Read More Criminal Enterprise Utilizes A.I. In ‘Eerie’ Fraud-For-Hire Dark Web Ad
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley are now tied in New Hampshire for the 2024 GOP presidential bid, a new poll shows.
Read More New Hampshire Presidential Poll Shows Nikki Haley In A Tie With DeSantis
Chinese nationals posing as tourists have reportedly snuck onto United States military bases over 100 times in recent years with the intention of collecting sensitive information about the U.S., according to the FBI and Department of Defense (DOD).
Read More Chinese Nationals ‘Posing As Tourists’ Have Snuck Onto U.S. Military Sites Over 100 Times
Attorneys for convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh filed a motion for a new trial on Tuesday, based on “newly discovered” evidence of alleged jury tampering.
Read More Murdaugh Lawyers File Motion In Bid For New Trial
North Korea’s Leader Kim Jong Un is reportedly planning on visiting Russia this month for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Read More Kim Jong Un To Meet With Vladimir Putin As Talks Of Arms Deal Heats Up: Report