Mexico’s top prosecutor has denounced flaws in the investigation into a ranch dubbed “ranch of horror” in the western state of Jalisco, where thousands of bone fragments and ashes were found. The discovery has sparked outrage and raised concerns about the government’s handling of disappearances and cartel violence. Alejandro Gertz, Mexico’s attorney general, said that … Read more
Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s efforts to cut spending through job cuts and downsizing have sparked widespread anger across the US, hitting showrooms particularly hard. A series of incidents involving vandalism, including Molotov cocktails at charging stations in South Carolina, have led authorities to treat such acts as domestic terrorism. Investigations into the cases reveal classic … Read more
GTA Online Event Week is back, running from March 20th to 26th. This week offers various bonuses, discounts, and more. Returning Job Modes include The Vespucci Job (Remix) with double money and RP. However, Power Play has been removed. Players can also take their daily spin at the Casino’s lucky wheel for a chance to … Read more
Apple has been fined over false advertising claims related to its revamped Siri voice assistant. The company’s iPhone 16 lineup was advertised to come with upgraded features, but the upgrade didn’t arrive as promised. As a result, a federal lawsuit was filed against Apple, alleging “false advertising” and “unfair competition”. The lawsuit is seeking class-action … Read more
Warner Bros. has made significant changes to its release schedule, impacting several highly anticipated movies. While Superman is still set for a July release, other films are facing delays or changes in their release windows. The most notable delay belongs to Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride!” starring Christian Bale and Jessie Buckley. Originally set for September … Read more
The Times of Israel’s website is currently experiencing technical difficulties, with users reporting issues accessing the site. The issue appears to be related to browser compatibility, as some users have reported being able to access the site using different browsers. According to a statement from the Times of Israel team, the issue is still under … Read more
Apple TV+, the streaming service launched by Apple in 2019, is facing financial struggles, losing more than $1 billion annually, according to The Information. Despite this, its subscriber count has reached around 45 million, citing two anonymous sources. The report reveals that Apple spent over $5 billion on content since its debut but cut the … Read more
The Bank of England has held interest rates steady at 4.5% as it grapples with global and economic uncertainty. The decision, widely expected, is a slight departure from the governor’s previous statements, which hinted at a gradual decline in rates. Governor Andrew Bailey emphasized that inflation remains above the Bank’s target rate of 2%, currently … Read more
Turkish protesters took to the streets for the second consecutive night, following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu in a corruption and terrorism investigation. Demonstrations were held outside City Hall, with small groups clashing with police in Taksim Square. The protests are likely to continue into the weekend despite a four-day ban imposed by … Read more
Attorney General Pam Bondi has described the recent wave of vandalism against Tesla vehicles and showrooms across the US as “domestic terrorism”. The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating the attacks, which have escalated from protests to violent incidents. Despite Democrats’ past efforts to combat domestic terrorism, they have largely remained silent on the … Read more