South Korea Sentences Children For Watching South Korean Videos
The North Korean authorities have sent two young teens to 12 years of hard labor for watching South Korean videos.
The North Korean authorities have sent two young teens to 12 years of hard labor for watching South Korean videos.
A video went viral on social media in which a defendant could be seen charging the court judge to attack her.
NASA has released images of a “Christmas tree” like a cluster of stars. The agency said on Tuesday that it found NGC 2264, a grouping of young stars resembling a Christmas tree surrounded by brighter stars.
A man who spent nearly half a century in prison was released after his case lacked sufficient evidence. Glynn Simmons, who is now 70 years old, spent 48 years in prison after he was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1974. A court order by an Oklahoma judge declared him innocent, suggesting there was nothing that proved Simmons was the suspect.
Prince Harry won a partial victory against a British newspaper who allegedly hacked into his phone.
A video of a Brazilian woman setting fire to his husband went viral. Dailymail said the woman set fire to his husband with alcohol at the fish market shop she owns in Brazil.
In a recent announcement on X, formerly Twitter, CEO Linda Yaccarino revealed a significant uptick of over 10 million users in December.
A US military plane has crashed into the waters off southern Japan, as per the NHK, Japan Broadcasting Corporation.
A bottle of Scotch whisky called “the most sought-after” globally, set a new auction record by selling for a staggering $2.7 million.
SpaceX’s space rocket Starship has self-destructed over the Atlantic Ocean. The rocket computer exploded in the air 8 minutes after it was launched from the coastal town of Boca Chica.
IBM has suspended ads on X, formerly Twitter after their ads appeared near pro-Nazi posts.
The Canadian parliament accidently honored a Nazi soldier who fought with the Nazi in the second world war. The Ukrainian soldier, Yaroslav Hunka, was celebrated as a “Ukrainian Hero” by Canada’s House of Commons. The House Speaker Anthony Rota apologized when he realized that Hunka served in 14th Waffen-SS Grenadier Division, accused of killing jews.
