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    Viral clip sparks frenzy: What was really thrown out of that White House window?

    A video from the White House went viral. It showed an object thrown from a window. This led to online rumors. The White House stated a contractor threw the item during maintenance. Donald Trump was away at the time. Social media users speculated about Melania Trump's involvement. Security protocols were also questioned. The incident continues to generate discussion online.

    Hackers demand Google's action: Scattered LapSus Hunters threaten information leak

    A hacker group, Scattered LapSus Hunters, is threatening Google, demanding the termination of two employees and cessation of network probes. This ultimatum follows a Salesforce breach where hackers accessed business contact information, leading to increased phishing attempts targeting Gmail users. Google assures its core systems remain secure despite the ongoing threats and security concerns.

    US Open uproar: Polish millionaire Piotr Szczerek vanishes from social media after snatching child's signed hat

    Polish millionaire and CEO Piotr Szczerek is facing intense criticism online after a video showing him taking a signed cap intended for a young fan went viral. . The incident unfolded as Polish tennis player Kamil Majchrzak celebrated his thrilling five-set win over ninth seed Karen Khachanov. However, Kamil Majchrzak later found the boy and personally delivered the hat, earning praises online.

    When was Trump last seen? US President public disappearance sparks buzz amid health speculation

    US President Donald Trump has no public appearances scheduled over the weekend and this has left people wondering where he is. There are rumours circulating online with hashtags where is Trump and Trump is dead, fuelling speculation about his whereabouts. Netizens are curious to know when was the US President last seen in public.

    Stop them at the gate! India has a new battle against the betting traps

    An Indian parliamentary committee is pushing for stricter digital verification of offshore betting advertisers, citing a surge in fraudulent promotions targeting Indian users. This comes after a ban on domestic real money gaming (RMG) crippled local platforms, inadvertently opening the door for foreign sites like Parimatch and 1XBet.

    Stanford researchers build a brain-computer that can read your thoughts, but it needs a 'mind password' first. Here's how it works

    Stanford researchers have developed a brain-computer interface that decodes inner speech with a unique password-protection mechanism. Designed for individuals with speech impairments, the implant translates imagined sentences with impressive accuracy. The system activates only upon recognition of a pre-set mental password, like "Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang," ensuring privacy. Trials showed nearly 98% accuracy in password detection.

    The Economic Times
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