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In a complaint filed last Thursday, attorneys for Rebekah Jones, who designed a dashboard on coronavirus spread in the state, say she was fired for “refusing to publish misleading health data.”

As the technology for creating fake videos becomes more sophisticated, and the videos themselves get better and harder to detect, they’re showing up in all sorts of places, ranging from revenge porn to clickbait.

“As people across our country continue to speak out about violent, systemic racism and the urgent need for tangible change, Ta-Nehisi

Hammerstein officials hope to learn tips on how to attract visitors to Highland Farm in much the same way that approximately …

Competition with cheaper lemon producers abroad forced Italy’s Amalfi lemon growers to open up to tourism for survival, but COVID-19 has snatched that form of income from them too.

These photos of US landmarks’ transformations throughout the years will have you traveling through time.

The Twitter accounts of numerous rich and famous people and companies were hijacked to lure followers into a Bitcoin scam.

With COVID-19 cases and deaths piling up, the country’s second biggest tourism destination of Aurangabad in Maharashtra has taken a severe hit with estimated losses of over Rs 1,000 crore and counting.

The president is the most high-profile Twitter user of them all, so why was his account not targeted in last night

Landslide in Kerala: Police, fire, forest and revenue department officials have been rushed to spot; National Disaster Response Force teams have also been deployed to rescue landslide victims