Jacob Mulli

Jacob Mulli is a lifelong journalist and technologist. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s degree in information and library sciences. He left the world of journalism to pursue a career in tech and social media, and is now a communications and marketing strategist for a tech company based in New York City. He also writes on tech and innovation.
Crypto Money Laundering Rises 30% In 2021 -Chainalysis

Crypto Money Laundering Rises 30% In 2021 – Chainalysis

Cryptocurrency laundering by cybercriminals surpassed $8.6 billion last year, up 30% from 2020, according to Chainalysis, a blockchain analysis company. In total, cybercriminals have laundered more than $33 billion worth of cryptocurrency since 2017, according to Chainalysis, with most of this money flowing to centralized exchanges. As a result of the significant growth of both

WHO: COVID Boosters Should Start With Most Vulnerable

WHO: COVID Boosters Should Start With Most Vulnerable

Coronavirus vaccine boosters are now recommended by the World Health Organization, starting with those at greatest risk. A shift from its previous position that booster shots are not necessary for healthy adults and an acknowledgement that vaccine supply is improving around the globe. The U.N. health agency announced on Friday that booster doses of the

Drivers Trapped In Cars After U.S. Snowstorm Shuts Major Road In Virginia

Drivers Trapped In Cars After U.S. Snowstorm Shuts Major Road In Virginia

Hundreds of Virginians remained stranded in their cars overnight as officials worked to reopen a stretch of Interstate 95 that was closed after a storm blanketed the region in snow a day earlier. Near Fredericksburg, about 55 miles (89 km)  of a major north-south thoroughfare, I-95 was closed in both directions, according to the Virginia

Bird Flu kills Thousands Of Cranes In Israel's Worst Wildlife Disaster

Bird Flu kills Thousands Of Cranes In Israel’s Worst Wildlife Disaster

As a precaution, local poultry has been culled due to a bird flu outbreak in Israel that has killed more than 5,000 migratory cranes. Authorities have closed uninhabited areas in a popular nature reserve and warned of possible egg shortages. Rangers in hazardous material suits gathered crane carcasses from the northern Hula Nature Reserve and

German Regional Health Ministers Call For Tighter Rules On UK Arrivals

German Regional Health Ministers Call For Tighter Rules On UK Arrivals

Germany’s regional health ministers have called for a nationwide ban on people arriving from Britain, where the Omicron coronavirus variant has sparked an outbreak that is now happening at epidemic levels. Germany has called on Berlin to classify Britain as a virus-variant area, meaning people arriving from the country would have quarantine for two weeks

Florida Science Teacher Fired For Refusing To Wear Mask

Florida Science Teacher Fired For Refusing To Wear Mask

It has been reported that a teacher in South Florida has been fired for refusing to wear a mask over a long period of time. As a result of his gross insubordination, the school board in Broward County decided Tuesday night to fire John C. Alvarez, a science teacher at Piper High. South Florida Sun

School District Faces Two $100M Suits After Oxford Shootings

School District Faces Two $100M Suits After Oxford Shootings

After four students were killed and others injured at Oxford High School, a lawyer announced Thursday that two lawsuits have been filed seeking $100 million in each case. The district, its superintendent, principal and others have all been sued. Geoffrey Fieger, an attorney with the Fieger Law firm in Detroit, said the suit was filed

Two Innocent Convicts To Be Vacated After 56 Years

A press release from Innocence Project and civil rights lawyer David Shanies’ law office informed that District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. of Manhattan district attorney’s office has decided to move to vacate Muhammad Aziz and the late Khalil Islam after more than half a century. They were convicted in the Black civil rights leader Malcolm X

Over-crowd Stampede Kills Eight At Travis Scott Show In Houston

At least eight people are dead and dozens more injured being paddled and stumped Eight Died & Many Injured At Travis Scott Show In Houston In Over-crowded Mass Stumpingduring rapper Travis Scott’s performance at the Astroworld Festival outside NRG Park, Houston becoming one of the deadliest concerts in U.S. history. The primary investigation says an over surged chaotic crowd