"You got to know who you're sending your text to," one Republican advised after Pete Hegseth accidentally leaked classified ...
The Canadian Press on MSN11h
Canada's Jesse Marsch, shown a red card against the U.S., says he would do it againCanada coach Jesse Marsch missed Jonathan David's 59th-minute deciding goal in Sunday's 2-1 win over the U.S. in the CONCACAF ...
Answering for America has become an increasingly delicate experience under Trump 2.0, a dozen U.S. citizens in other ...
We talk with Goldberg about this absurd chain of events, and with Shane Harris, who covers national security for The Atlantic ...
Canada coach Jesse Marsch missed Jonathan David's 59th-minute deciding goal in Sunday's 2-1 win over the U.S. in the CONCACAF ...
In an accidental leak, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, was included in a chat among top security officials ...
MLB was back at it a few days later, telling us that watching baseball with PlayStation 2 graphics was actually The Future, ...
Cryptopolitan on MSN3h
‘The official USD1 is not tradable yet’ – CZ warns users against scams in WLFI-linked stablecoinBinance’s former CEO Changpeng Zhao acknowledged the USD1 stablecoin in an X post on March 24. He clarified in another post ...
Anyone with access to the iOS 18.4 public beta will have first dibs on using the new emoji that accompanies the latest ...
An expert reveals the hidden meanings behind emojis that parents should look out for - including the cat face, dynamite and ...
but that doesn't mean you can't commit a crime by sending an emoji. Just like any other form of communication, people can use emoji to threaten, harass, insult, pressure, or deceive somebody else.
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