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Chinese spies targeted Alysa Liu's family - nearly driving the 2026 Olympic gold medalist to quit skating.

The 39-year-old reality star shared details of her personal mental health struggles in the latest episode of the TLC show.

UNC2814 historically targets governments and telcos

A China-linked crew found a unique formula for attacking telcos and government orgs across the Americas, Asia, and Africa in its latest round of intrusions. Google's threat intelligence, along with unnamed industry partners, disrupted the gang, which used the Chocolate Factory's own spreadsheet tools as part of its exploits.…

President Donald Trump declared in his State of the Union address that ' inflation is plummeting' and that his administration is driving prices down 'to the lowest level in five years.'

Official Ministry of Justice documents showed that following an initial spike in the prison population the jury trial changes would see fewer offenders behind bars.

Conspiracy theorists claim the blueprints for a plan to control the human mind using invisible TV signals have resurfaced on the internet and anyone is now free to use it.

Academic urges users not to harass those suspected of snooping with (sp)eyewear

Worried that someone wearing Meta's snooping spyware goggles could be creeping up on you? Android users now have access to an app that can warn them if someone is wearing such smart glasses in their vicinity by using Bluetooth.…

Seamus Blackley, one of the original founders of Xbox who helped convince Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer to back a console project more than 26 years ago, told GamesBeat in an interview that he believes Microsoft is quietly sunsetting the platform under the guise of an AI-driven leadership transition. Microsoft recently announced that Asha Sharma, whose career has focused on AI and software as a service, will replace Phil Spencer as Xbox CEO, and that COO and president Sarah Bond is leaving the company. Blackley said he expects Sharma's role to be that of "a palliative care doctor who slides Xbox gently into the night," arguing that Satya Nadella's all-consuming bet on generative AI has turned every business unit -- Xbox included -- into a nail for the same hammer. He compared the appointment to putting someone who doesn't like movies in charge of a major motion picture studio, and advised Sharma to either develop a genuine passion for games or find a way to leave the job soon.

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The soapstar, 52, who recently underwent reconstructive surgery in Dubai, displayed the results while relaxing in the sun.

Chips are likely Zen 5's last hurrah before Venice makes its debut later this year

AMD's edgiest Epyc chips are officially getting a Zen 5 refresh with the introduction of its 8005-series processors codenamed Sorano.…

Chaos has engulfed Mexico in recent days after the army killed of one of the world's most notorious drug lords, Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes. That sparked a wave of retaliation.

A schizophrenic cannabis user who stabbed a nine-year-old girl to death as she played outside with her hula hoop has finally been jailed for her murder.

The theoretical physicist was seen grinning from ear-to-ear alongside two unidentified women holding what appear to be fruity cocktails as they basked in the sunshine.

The 56-year-old was arrested on Wednesday after Russell Watts was found dead in his hotel room at the Hotel Catalonia Punta Del Ray on January 10.

Agent-making tool that mimics human workers is about to get its enterprise close up.

OpenAI has managed to make a name for itself with ChatGPT. But if it wants its new enterprise AI product Frontier to succeed, it's going to need help. According to an analyst, the company is smart to partner with the world's biggest consultants to push Frontier, which can create and control role-based AI agents throughout an organization.…

Scotland Yard said Operation Cedarfield will be on high alert to shut down gangster-style brawls organised online pitting schools against each other.

The Oscar-nominated actor pretended to be an entirely new character, a New Yorker named Shend, for the new issue of W magazine .

Matt Pound will leave his role as Rachel Reeves' political secretary after the Chancellor gives her Spring Statement next week.

A woman allegedly driven to suicide by a 'tsunami' of abuse from her barrister told her GP he was 'very dangerous' and felt he would 'always find her'.