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One day last August, I was on a ride-along with the Border Patrol when we received a signal from one of Uncle Sam’s motion detectors: Illegal aliens were advancing towards the Rio Grande. We arrived at the scene within minutes. Unfortunately, they were already gone.
Relationships are being strained by sycophancy, abuse and grandstanding.
University of Oregon student groups are holding an event titled “Thanks But No Thanks-giving: Decolonizing an American Holiday.”
Fake news can sometimes very closely mimic real news.
Chinese social media apps have struggled to win over users beyond their home turf. TikTok is changing that.
Nowadays Chinese elderly are more tech-savvy than ever before, Beijing Business Today citing a consumption report jointly released by China's e-commerce platform Suning.com and Suning Finance that said on Tuesday that the over 65-year-old group showed more strength in purchasing smartphones and Single Lens Reflex Camera than the middle-aged group ranging from 45-60 years old.
China opened its third internet court, in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, on Friday to help deal with the rising number of disputes and problems caused by society's ever-growing reliance on cyberspace.
The UK government is considering "all options", including a regulator, as part of new legislation governing the internet.
European rules that allow individuals the "right to be forgotten" online could be extended worldwide.
More than 1,500 listings of live animals for sale have been found on Facebook in Thailand by a wildlife trafficking watchdog.
