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Trump made a series of explosive allegations about the 2020 election on Thursday night, including that China hacked American voter files.

Hedge firms pay big bucks for lightning fast market data which is fed into algorithms that execute trades where milliseconds mean the difference between profit and loss.

Since becoming Queen, Camilla's style has evolved with a quiet confidence and timeless elegance - qualities that shine through in her latest birthday portrait.

Russia is now losing up to 7,000 of its troops each week on the battlefield in Ukraine, the CIA has revealed. 

Speaking at the ITV2 Reality Showcase on Friday, Junior, 21, said he and Princess, 19, had the tattoos as a sign of their 'love and unity' as a family.

Part of the M11 will close this weekend

The FBI arrested a Florida man accused of uploading fake Steam games containing malware that stole passwords, data, and cryptocurrency wallet credentials from victims. Prosecutors say the scheme infected about 8,000 people, compromised roughly 80 crypto wallets, and stole at least $220,000 through games that appeared legitimate but secretly carried malware. TechCrunch reports: On Tuesday, the FBI arrested Zyaire Wilkins, a 21-year-old Florida resident and student. On Wednesday, prosecutors accused him and a number of unnamed co-conspirators of hacking crimes. Over the past two years, Wilkins and his partners allegedly published several malware-laden video games on Steam, including BlockBlasters, Dashverse, Lampy, Lunara, and PirateFi. Using that malware, says the FBI, Wilkins and his accomplices infected around 8,000 victims, and then hacked around 80 cryptocurrency wallets to steal at least $220,000 worth of crypto. Wilkins and the others marketed their malicious video games on Discord, LinkedIn, and Telegram, according to the authorities. [...] After the FBI identified another person involved in the crimes, according to the complaint, federal agents interviewed them. The unnamed person said they worked with other people to raise money to launch and market the malicious games in return for sharing some of the stolen cryptocurrency. The FBI identified a specific crypto account involved in the scheme, and then traced cryptocurrency payments made with that account to buy several gift cards, including for UberEats. After subpoenaing Uber, the feds were able to see that the gift cards were linked to an account that made deliveries to Wilkins, who went by the nickname Sibel.eth online, according to the complaint. The feds then got a search warrant for Wilkins' residence, where they seized his MacBook laptop, cellphones, other devices, and digital wallets. According to the complaint, he refused to speak or answer any questions.

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Survation research released as the former Greater Manchester Mayor became leader found the party's support has surged five points in the past month.

A 'psychotic' Afghan migrant who was turned away from hospital two days before he stabbed a dog walker to death in West London is set to be detained indefinitely in Broadmoor Hospital.

Ramadhani Matenga, 30, appeared at Colchester Magistrates' Court on Wednesday to deny charges of common assault and criminal damage.

Vincent Saxon, 54, appeared at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court on Thursday after the alleged offence, which happened on Saturday last week.

An emotional Vanessa Feltz hosted her last Channel 5 daytime show on Friday.

Argentina fans have been put on red alert after Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic was appointed to officiate Sunday's World Cup final between Spain and Argentina.

Temperatures in the capital were expected to hit triple digits Friday with highs of 102F on Saturday and Sunday.

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Anthropic is reportedly in very early talks to lease computing power from Meta in a potential deal worth around $10 billion. The discussions follow Anthropic's recent compute deal with SpaceX and come as Meta explores selling excess AI capacity as part of a broader push to turn its massive infrastructure spending into a cloud business. CNBC reports: Access to enough AI chips remains a challenge for firms like Anthropic, which places usage limits on its most advanced models like Fable. [...] Meta could spend as much as $145 billion on capital expenditures, including for AI infrastructure, in 2026. Last October, Zuckerberg said that companies are regularly "asking if we have compute that they could buy from us at some premium to what we've bought it at."

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The Duchess of Sussex is letting her husband take the lead in the ongoing conflict with his family, including the row over staying at Buckingham Palace, allies claim.

Danniella Westbrook has said she 'hates the way she looks' as she undergoes a series of surgeries to undo the damage years of drug abuse did.

Pep Guardiola reportedly had a verbal agreement to take over as England head coach in 2024, before reversing his decision to remain at Man City.

A passenger on a Germany-bound flight allegedly invoked Sharia law to avoid sitting next to a woman, before slapping an air stewardess who confronted him.