Crypto giant Binance attempting to recover $6.3bn stolen in hack linked to North Korea
The cyber-attack, which the company describes as complex, is believed to be the largest ever of its kind.
Four American cities will receive substantial federal funding to improve public safety and reduce violent crime. Jacksonville, Baton Rouge, Jackson, and St. Louis have been selected for this initiative. Each city faces distinct challenges, including police staffing shortages and technological needs. The funding will enhance local law enforcement strategies tailored to community requirements. Details regarding the specific allocation of funds will be announced shortly.
'Turn anger into action': Harris fires up Gen Z, rallies young Americans behind Ossoff in Georgia
Martin Rowson on the UK budget fallout
Scotlands AirShip 002 Holiday Rental Business Listed for Over 750,000
Ajay Devgn moves Bombay High Court against Maharashtra FDA notice over Vimal Elaichi ad
Ajay Devgn has approached the Bombay High Court challenging a Maharashtra FDA show-cause notice over his appearance in Vimal Elaichi advertisements, which allegedly amount to surrogate advertising for banned Vimal Pan Masala.
New Yorks High Line to Open Final Garden Featuring 2,000 Perennials in November
CJP's Saurav Das invites some Opposition leaders to Diwali party; Dipke, Ranka likely to attend too
CJP leader Saurav Das has invited several INDIA bloc leaders, including Derek O'Brien, John Brittas and Sanjay Singh, to a Diwali party on Saturday. The gathering comes amid growing political engagement between CJP and Opposition parties
G20 'family photo' cancelled after protests over presence of Russian minister
European foreign ministers refused to be pictured with Sergei Lavrov at the summit being held in Atlanta.
Germans to join Europe's youth protest wave
In Germany, about 150,000 people have so far registered to turn out on October 31 in around 30 cities, including Berlin, Frankfurt and Cologne, for protests led by a group dubbed GenZ regelt! (Gen Z has got this!).
'Europeans balked': G20 foreign ministers' meeting opens without group photo. Here's why
Ukraine has resumed strikes on Russian oil refineries, Russia says
There was no immediate comment from Ukraine
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has reportedly suffered a $6.3 billion security breach, with analysts suspecting North Korean hackers were behind the theft. However, its US affiliate, Binance.US, has said it was unaffected by the incident, assuring American customers that their funds remain safe and services are operating normally.
This budget fails to live up to Andy Burnham
South Africa-Australia set for classic finale what does history suggest could happen?
South Africa set up an epic final day of their decisive Test against Australia by batting throughout the fourth day. What does history suggest could happen?
Independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta shuts under Kremlin pressure
The closure of Novaya Gazeta one of the last outlets to openly criticise Russia's offensive marks a new low in Moscow's campaign against dissenting voices that gained speed after the Kremlin sent troops into its neighbour in 2022
'Obama, not Trump!': Barack Admin first probed Omar's 'sham' wedding, Feds had proof; report claims
'Obama, not Trump!': Barack Admin first probed Omar's 'sham' wedding, Feds had proof; report claims
From office furniture to tea packets: DRI uncovers unusual drug smuggling tactics in Northeast
Guwahati: An office table with a secret compartment and tea packets bearing foreign markings were allegedly used to transport synthetic drugs into the Northeast, revealing the increasingly unconventional methods adopted by cross-border narcotics smugglers. In two back-to-back operations, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized 50 kg of methamphetamine, including 30 kg of Yaba tablets [] The post From office furniture to tea packets: DRI uncovers unusual drug smuggling tactics in Northeast appeared first on NorthEast Now .
China denies spying on Nvidia's Jensen Huang
China is in a race for tech dominance with the United States, which restricts the export to China of the most cutting-edge silicon chips, designed by industry leader Nvidia and used to train and run AI models
Canada stops using 'avalanche dogs' for rescues in Rocky Mountains, stirring outrage
A 55-year-old dog rescue programme that has found missing hikers and children in the Canadian wilderness was axed as part of government budget cuts.
'You look like hell get in shape': Trump lashes out at journo after being asked about his health
'You look like hell get in shape': Trump lashes out at journo after being asked about his health
'No nation left behind' says Burnham after meeting first ministers in Glasgow
The meeting involved representatives from the UK's four nations to discuss devolving more powers to regions and cities.
How do you bounce back from Liz Truss-level public failure? Don
'His father funded Saddam Hussein!': Abdul El-Sayed's 'controversial family' paid $780,000 to Iraq?
'His father funded Saddam Hussein!': Abdul El-Sayed's 'controversial family' paid $780,000 to Iraq?
Syria dreamed of a new dawn after Assad, but economic misery clouds its future
Manipur: Mizo Integration Cultural Festival begins in Churachandpur
Imphal: The first Mizo Integration Cultural Festival began on Thursday night at Saikawt Village Playground in Churachandpur district of Manipur. The two-day event is being held under the theme Integration Through Culture and features performances by artists from Mizoram and local performers from Churachandpur. The Mizo Integration Council organised the festival following its formation on [] The post Manipur: Mizo Integration Cultural Festival begins in Churachandpur appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Nagalands Chief Minister Advocates for Grassroots Sports Development
Nagalands Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio urges support for grassroots sports and highlights the importance of nurturing young talent. Nagalands Chief Minister Advocates for Grassroots Sports Development
U.S. to Send Dozens Back to Afghanistan, Despite Risk of Persecution
The Trump administration plans to fly the Afghan immigrants from Louisiana to Pakistan, where they are expected to be expelled over the border to Afghanistan.
China ruling party says 'eliminated dangers' after 33 expelled
In more than a decade in charge, Xi has cracked down hard on graft, ensnaring thousands of officials and purging dozens of members of the powerful Central Committee and a string of top military brass
The Streets Dont Have Algorithms
First, Lulas campaign showed how mass mobilisation on the street and social media together makes for a formidable combination even when pitted against big tech and big money
Over 1.2 lakh register for Bhutan
Four-day gathering begins Nov 1 at Gelephu Mindfulness City; governor outlines judicial and investment progress
What Howe could bring to Man Utd - and what are the challenges?
Eddie Howe is being linked with the Manchester United job, but what are some of the considerations for him and the club?
Suspended Jubo Dal leader accused of attempting to rape woman after promising to free husband
Woman files case after recording alleged assault on her phone
From Barbie doll to bench - how Ellie Kildunne slipped from Red Roses' XV
Ellie Kildunne has been the Red Roses' figurehead throughout their rise to world champions, so why is she on the bench for Friday night's Test against the USA?
South Africa all out and set Australia 288 to win decider: third men
Ex-football chief admits offences linked to woman's drugging and rape by husband
Karl Lindsay resigned from non-league Taunton Town Football Club in Somerset before he was charged.
Uttarakhand chopper flying: A lot has changed for better, but a lot remains to be done
Poundland in peril: how rampant inflation and price wars left
Putellas provides mindset change as London City bid to upstage champions
Thousands of students, workers protest in Italy under heavy security
Marches were held in dozens of cities up and down the country, including in Bologna, Genoa, Naples, and Turin where a few minor skirmishes between protesters and riot police occurred at the start of the protest
Bay City Roller can prove top of the pops in fascinating Breeders
In a first, Ireland to set up govt body to explore possibility of united Ireland
In a first, Ireland to set up govt body to explore possibility of united Ireland
YOGI brings London, Toronto and Tokyo together on new single 'Ride or Die'
Highlights Grammy-winning British Asian producer YOGI has teamed up with Toronto rapper SadBoi and Japanese artist NENE for Ride or Die. The single blends South Asian percussion, UK underground electronic sounds and contemporary rap. The release follows YOGI's earlier single ANGREZE and comes with an accompanying music video. Grammy-winning London producer, artist and songwriter YOGI is bringing together musical influences from three cities with his latest single, Ride or Die , featuring Toronto-based singer and rapper SadBoi and Japanese rapper NENE. Released on Friday (October 30), the track combines South Asian percussion with bass-heavy electronic production and contemporary rap. Its accompanying music video features footage of SadBoi and NENE filmed in their respective hometowns, connecting London, Toronto and Tokyo through the collaboration. The release follows YOGI's earlier single, ANGREZE , which explored immigrant identity, cultural duality and his British Asian background. With Ride or Die , he expands that musical direction through a collaboration that brings together three distinct creative voices. SadBoi and NENE bring Toronto and Tokyo influences Representing Toronto, SadBoi is known for blending rap, R&B, dancehall, drill and Brazilian funk. Raised in the city's west end in a Caribbean household, she draws inspiration from Jamaican patois and soundsystem culture. Japanese rapper NENE and Canadian rapper SadBoi Ride or Die Her 2024 project, DRY CRY , released through LVRN, featured collaborations and production contributions from artists including Cash Cobain, Tay Keith, Smiley, DJ SAZE and Duquesa. On Ride or Die , she brings a melodic and self-assured delivery to YOGI's production. Japanese rapper NENE, meanwhile, is known for her solo work and as one half of the duo Yurufuwa Gang. Her music draws on hip-hop, hyperpop, UK garage and drum and bass. Her international collaborations include The Chemical Brothers' Eve of Destruction . She has also worked with Japanese artists including Awich and Young Coco. Her performance on the new single adds another distinct voice to the collaboration. YOGI continues exploring British Asian identity through music Ride or Die marks another step in YOGI's effort to bring South Asian musical influences into underground electronic music. Rather than using traditional rhythms as occasional references, the producer places them at the centre of his bass-driven sound. His career includes working with Dr Dre's in-house production team, contributing to Victoria Mont's Grammy-winning album JAGUAR II and releasing music through Skrillex's OWSLA label. He has also worked on projects connected to artists including Pusha T and Wretch 32. After spending years producing and writing music for other artists, YOGI is now focusing on developing his own identity as a recording artist. With ANGREZE and Ride or Die , he continues to explore the relationship between British Asian identity, underground club culture and global musical influences.
Canadian CEO's Family Fights Off Home Invaders, 3 Shot, Wife Hit With Hammer
The suspects, who possessed handguns and a hammer, broke into the five-bedroom residence through the back door, Toronto Police Service Inspector Kristy Smith said.
US Stock Market today: As the world's biggest technology companies race to expand computing capacity, demand for such facilities has surged, creating what industry executives have described as a generational opportunity for alternative asset managers.
Two suicidal dismissals, two different versions of Tawhid Hridoy
It would be premature to draw sweeping conclusions about his Test career from a single match. Young players deserve time to learn, and mistakes are an inevitable part of that process. But the manner in which Hridoy has surrendered his wicket twice makes the need for reflection unmistakable.
Scottish police probe Andrew, Epstein stay at royal castle: U.K. media
Epstein, who died in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial for sex trafficking, is believed to have visited the British monarch's estate in northeast Scotland in 1999 along with his jailed ex-girlfriend and accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell
Nvidia denies report that its CEO was targeted in alleged Chinese spy plot
Nvidia, a top chipmaker, is denying a report that its CEO, Jensen Huang, was allegedly targeted in a Chinese spy plot. According to a New York Times report published Thursday, U.S. intelligence officials allegedly determined that a top executive at a Singapore-based data center company who developed a close relationship with Huang was funneling information to Chinese officials in Beijing. The executive was identified by the Times as Alice Huang, who was pictured together with the Nvidia CEO in 2024. Sean Gallup/Getty Images - PHOTO: Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, gives a keynote address at the NVIDIA Berlin GPU Technology Conference, October 21, 2026 in Berlin, Germany. Nvidia denied the report in a statement to ABC News, saying Jensen Huang talks with thousands of customer executives every year. Jensen's interactions with Ms. Huang are not unusual or unexpected, the statement read. Meetings with customers are part of a CEO's job. A spokesperson for Chinas Foreign Ministry also denied the report. The reports are baseless and purely slanderous smears against China, spokesperson Guo Jiakun said Friday at his daily press briefing. Nvidia releases software to prevent AI security incidents Neither Alice Huang nor her employer, Megaspeed International, responded to ABC News' request for comment. According to the Times, President Donald Trump was briefed on U.S. intelligence officials' findings but did not take any action. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images - PHOTO: President Donald Trump makes a statement as he is joined by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang during a meeting on artificial intelligence in the East Room of the White House, September 29, 2026 in Washington. The White House has not yet responded to ABC News' request for comment. Trump is a close ally of Jensen Huang, who has advised the president amid an artificial intelligence race with China. Jensen Huang was a guest at a White House state dinner in September, where Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping. That same month, the CEO attended a luncheon for AI and tech industry leaders hosted by Trump at the White House. Trump says AI leaders signed a 'constitution' to police themselves Earlier this year, in January, Huang convinced the president to clear the way for advance chip sales to China, in a deal that gave the U.S. government 25% of the profits. Trump also personally owns shares in Nvidia, the world's most publicly traded company. This article originally appeared on Good Morning America at https://abcnews.com/US/nvidia-denies-report-ceo-allegedly-targeted-chinese-spy/story?id=137704250
Woman's 1981 land investment helps protect 140 acres of Canadian island forest 45 years later
Pope Leo votes in US midterms in first known political ballot for any pontiff
Indian national jailed for 8 yrs in US over laundering case targeting the elderly
Burnham's Number 10 North goes on multi-million pound hiring spree
The new government office in Manchester has launched 50 job adverts for roles including a ewiring the state deputy director.
Russell Brand accusers 'haunted' for years by alleged crimes, court hears
The women involved in the case had othing to gain apart from some closure, the prosecutor says.
Pope Leo XIV makes history, becomes first pontiff to vote in US election; casts mail-in ballot
Pope Leo XIV has made history by becoming the first pontiff to vote in a US election. The Vatican on Friday confirmed that the Chicago-born Pope had cast his vote through a mail-in ballot for...
US tech stocks see sharp falls over AI cost fears
Shares in Intel continue to fall while the tech-heavy Nasdaq opens at its lowest level in more than two months.
We are not in Disneyland: Arteta warns Dowman of Arsenals demands
Treasured items stolen from Munich air disaster memorial honouring 8 Man Utd legends
Arteta warns Dowman 'we are not in Disneyland' after red card
Mikel Arteta says we are not in Disneyland and that he will hold Max Dowman to the same standards as other first-team players after the teenager's red card against Fleetwood.
ICE agent indicted on aggravated assault charge for allegedly hitting man with car
HOUSTON (AP) A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer accused of intentionally ramming his car into a Mexican construction worker in Houston was charged Friday with aggravated assault, prosecutors said. The Harris County District Attorney's office says Mario Alberto Morales was behind the wheel of an unmarked black vehicle on Oct. 10 when it struck Miguel Parra Hernandez, 48, who was running away. Parra Hernandez was later placed in custody with a broken leg. Few federal officers during President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown have faced criminal charges for their actions in the field, although some encounters have come under investigation . The case in Houston was brought by District Attorney Sean Teare, a Democrat, who is also investigating the fatal shooting of a Mexican homebuilder in July that set off protests in the nations fourth-largest city. ICE has said Parra Hernandez stepped in front of the car and called accusations that the officer intentionally struck him false and reckless. It called the indictment charging Morales with second-degree aggravated assault with a deadly weapon a political stunt and said local officials do not have the authority to investigate federal officers acting in the course of their duties. Allegations that ICE struck Miguel Parra-Hernandez intentionally are RECKLESS and FALSE, ICE said in a statement. Teare has said video clearly contradicts the ICE account. Surveillance video shows a Jeep Cherokee speed over a median and drives toward Parra Hernandez as he runs away. During a news conference Friday, he played Morales' body camera footage, which shows him driving and talking about pursuing someone. The video shows a steering wheel, with Morales making a few sharp turns, and at one point, it appears the car has shaken as it runs over something. Morales gets out of the car and turns around, where Parra Hernandez is on the ground. Parra Hernandez and Morales speak in Spanish for a few seconds as Parra Hernandez grabs his leg, yelling in pain. Morales says, He got hit with a car, bro, and, I was coming in and I hit him with the car. Morales was not in custody Friday and a warrant will be issued for his arrest, according to Teare, who said prosecutors have been in touch with the officers attorney. Teare would not provide information on where Morales lives or who his attorney is. Family says ICE was looking for a dead person during operation Other aspects of ICE's account have also been called into question . ICE released a photo of another man, Jose Mendoza-Cervantes, and said he was the target of the operation that day and was seen entering a vehicle with Parra Hernandez. Family members of Parra Hernandez said they had never heard of him. FIEL, an immigrant rights group in Houston, said Mendoza-Cervantes' daughter told them her father has been dead since 2017. She also said his real name is Jose Hector Jimenez. Teare's office has also said its investigation has not found that Parra Hernandez and the man ICE identified as Mendoza-Cervantes were in a vehicle together, contrary to ICE's statement. ICE has not responded to claims that the suspect they were looking for has been dead for nearly a decade. Parra Hernandez has been in the country for more than 30 years. He was living in the U.S. without authorization, according to FIEL, which has been working with his family. FIEL hopes that the indictment of Morales would help with their plea to have him released from custody, said Cesar Espinosa, the group's executive director. Fatal summer Houston shooting also under investigation Teare said the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE, has not cooperated with his investigators and accused ICE of destroying evidence either intentionally or through gross negligence. He said the ICE officer who drove the SUV that struck Parra Hernandez fled the scene before the vehicle could be impounded. In July, Teare said DHS also ignored his requests for information after an ICE officer fatally shot 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in his van. DHS has said Salgado Araujo had weaponized his vehicle before the shooting and that an officer fired in self-defense. Other passengers in the van have disputed that account . Teare has not given a timetable for when his office's investigation into the shooting will be complete. In September, a witness to the shooting was seen entering a courthouse area reserved for grand jury proceedings . ___ Wilder reported from Austin. ___ Wilder is a corps member for The Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues. This article originally appeared on Associated Press at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/us-immigration-customs-enforcement-officer-153716667.html
The Today show hosted its annual Halloween special, celebrating NBC's 100th anniversary with various tributes. Savannah Guthrie and Jenna Bush Hager dressed as characters from Friends, performing together. Al Roker humorously portrayed Gumby while other anchors took on iconic NBC personalities. Special guests, such as Martha Stewart and Jack McBrayer, surprised the hosts with entertaining appearances.
How a passenger's confession helped convict her cousin of murder
Simon Richardson hit cyclist Michael Mullins with his car and dragged him along for over a mile.
It really was the idiots in charge: inside the TV sketch show that launched a generation of stars
Big hair with the pre-Raphaelites, 17 Orkney stand-outs and night frights in Derry
Penn's Cave, family-owned since 1908, goes up for sale for $34 million after 118 years
Martha Washingtons 1760 Letter About Daughters Illness Sells for $47,500, Joins Library of Congress
Anura Dissanayake running to stay in the same place
Anura Kumara Dissanayake, in two years in office, has ensured stability to Sri Lankan economy but he has a lot to accomplish in terms of political reforms
Why is the US stock market down today? Weak earnings from Intel and Amazon, plus AI worries, pulled the Nasdaq down 2.14% and the S&P 500 down 1.29%. Dow Jones is at 52,113.50, down 0.44%. Nvidia, AMD and Reddit also fell.
This is the hard lesson from Israel
Remember Hema Malini vs Hema Malini? Alaska has a similar poll twist
Remember Hema Malini vs Hema Malini? Alaska has a similar poll twist
Sajek road blockade to be relaxed for one day on November 1
Two protesting organisations announce one-day relaxation but say indefinite blockade will continue afterwards
Irfana breaks 12-year-old national record
Irfana also helped Bangladesh Navy
A sensational century from Glenn Phillips set the tone as New Zealand clinched their first win of the T20I series on Friday. Phillips' hundred was well supported by Michael Bracewell who scored a half-century of his own as the hosts plundered 259/7. In response, India's chase never got going as they were restricted to 172/9.
All six on board missing Helicopter in Uttarakhand declared dead, confirms UCADA
After taking off from Sahastradhara helipad in Dehradun, the chopper was heading to Kharsali helipad in Yamunotri. Four passengers on board were from Mumbai, while two others were from Andhra Pradesh, the SDRF said, adding that Capt Robin Singh was flying the aircraft.
Theres a new chapter to write: Le Bris upbeat as Sunderland eye Coventry reunion
Swami Chidanand Saraswati, spiritual head of Parmarth Niketan Ashram, has opposed the 'fatwa' issued by Muslim cleric Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi against actor Sara Ali Khan for visiting Kedarnath Temple and offering prayers. Speaking in Haridwar, Saraswati said people following a positive path and working for the welfare of society
Priyanka Chopra shared pictures from her Karwa Chauth celebrations with husband Nick Jonas, including glimpses of her mehendi, traditional red outfit, and family moments with daughter Malti. However, the seventh picture in her Instagram carousel caught fans' attention, as it appeared to show a bite mark on her hips
Set up to fail? Where England's World Cup campaign went wrong
England's men and women endured different types of disappointment at the Rugby League World Cup on Friday - and the inquests have already begun.
Pope Leo XIV becomes first pontiff to vote in a US election
The Chicago-born pontiff, who has a tense relationship with Trump, mailed in a ballot for the midterm elections that will decide control of the US Congress.
Diversity Visa Program is also called the green card lottery. It was introduced to extend immigration opportunities for people of particular countries that remained underrepresented in the US immigration system.
3 Arrested in Connection With Deadly Blast in Central Athens
The authorities said an attempt to steal copper gas pipes ultimately led to the massive explosion last month, which killed six people.
Cost of living protests to spread to Germany and reignite in France on Halloween
