“Gaza Must Be Decided by Palestinians”

This news article discusses Dr. Ellie Chowns, a Green Party MP, condemning the Gaza Board of Peace, which was proposed by Donald Trump and includes Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu. Chowns criticizes the board for excluding Palestinians and women, undermining international law, and being unfit for peacebuilding. She emphasizes that Gaza’s future should be decided by Palestinians themselves, through the Palestinian National Administration Committee, rather than imposed by foreign leaders with histories of war, occupation, and repression.

Police investigate threatening letter sent to Lakemba Mosque | ABC NEWS

Police are investigating an abhorrent race hate letter sent to the Lakemba Mosque in Western Sydney, which calls for multicultural groups and protesters to be beaten to death. The NSW premier and federal government have strongly condemned the letter.

Why is it so difficult to battle terrorism in Nigeria? | DW News

This DW News video discusses the escalating violence in northern Nigeria, focusing on the impact of recent U.S. airstrikes and featuring an interview with Nigeria's Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa.

'America in reverse' Gavin Newsom criticises Trump's USA

‘No food, no water, no medical care’: fears mount at Syria’s Al Hol camp

Activists report that Iran's crackdown on protests has killed at least 5,000

Canadian Prime Minister declares that the U.S.-led international order is breaking down

Report calls out Israeli policy of ‘torture and abuse’ of Palestinian prisoners

A report by Israeli rights group B’Tselem, titled Living Hell, accuses Israel of a systemic policy of torture and abuse against Palestinian prisoners, detailing instances of sexual violence, beatings, starvation, and denial of medical care.

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See something in real life and think, “What is this thing?” This is exactly the kind of content /whatisthisthing on Digg is for. Share your weird finds and let the community identify them.

Firefox joins Chrome and Edge as sleeper extensions spy on users

A group of cybercriminals called DarkSpectre is believed to be behind three campaigns spread by malicious browser extensions: ShadyPanda, GhostPoster, and Zoom Stealer. These campaigns targeted users of Firefox, Chrome, and Edge, with the extensions tracking browsing behavior and installing backdoors. The malicious extensions were found to hide JavaScript code inside image logos and use steganography to evade detection. Mozilla and Microsoft have removed the identified add-ons from their stores, but users with already installed extensions need to manually uninstall them.

Firefox joins Chrome and Edge as sleeper extensions spy on users

A group of cybercriminals called DarkSpectre is believed to be behind three campaigns spread by malicious browser extensions: ShadyPanda, GhostPoster, and Zoom Stealer. These campaigns targeted users of Firefox, Chrome, and Edge, with the extensions tracking browsing behavior and installing backdoors. The malicious extensions were found to hide JavaScript code inside image logos and use steganography to evade detection. Mozilla and Microsoft have removed the identified add-ons from their stores, but users with already installed extensions need to manually uninstall them.

Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says history should not be written about Gaza’s victims

Hunger Striker at Risk of Death: ‘I’m Finally Being Heard’

"Physically, I am deteriorating as the days go by. I no longer feel hunger. I feel pain." On Novara Live, Aaron Bastani shared the story of Heba Muraisi, the hunger striker enduring lengthy pre-trial detention after allegedly targeting an Israeli weapons factory in Filton. M

Gaza hit by devastating rainstorm: 'We're in a state nobody can imagine'

A rainstorm swept across the Gaza Strip, flooding hundreds of tents and collapsing homes sheltering families displaced by two years of war. At least six people have been killed, local health officials said. Three months since a ceasefire halted major combat, Israeli forces ha

Record $2.7B in crypto stolen in 2025, North Korea takes 60%

In 2025, cybercriminals stole over $2.7 billion in crypto, marking the third consecutive year of record-breaking crypto thefts. The largest heist was the breach at Dubai-based crypto exchange Bybit, where hackers stole around $1.4 billion. North Korean government hackers were accused of this and other major crypto thefts, which have totaled around $6 billion since 2017. Other significant hacks included breaches against Cetus, Balancer, and Phemex, netting hackers millions in stolen crypto.

UConn engineers create lensless camera with microscope-level resolution

University of Connecticut engineers have developed a computational imaging system that achieves ultra-high resolution without traditional lenses, a breakthrough that could transform fields from forensic science to medical diagnostics. The technology, published in Nature Communica

A New Theory Suggests Mass May Emerge From Invisible Dimensions

A recent study published in Nuclear Physics B proposes that mass may emerge from hidden dimensions that change over time, forming stable geometric patterns that behave like particles and fields within spacetime. Led by physicist Richard Pincak, the research suggests that torsion, a property of these dimensions, could be responsible for the emergence of mass, potentially altering the curvature of spacetime and the rate of cosmic expansion. The theory, which does not contradict the existence of the Higgs field, offers a new perspective on the origin of mass and symmetry-breaking in the universe.

This Hack to Your Brain’s ‘Superhighway’ Boosts Memory By Over 200 Percent—And May Even Prevent Alzheimer’s

This article from Popular Mechanics explores how olfactory stimulation can significantly boost memory and potentially prevent Alzheimer’s. Renowned neuroscientist Michael Leon’s research demonstrates that using essential oils can improve memory by over 200 percent. The olfactory system, which directly connects to the hippocampus, acts as a ‘superhighway’ to the brain’s memory center. Leon’s study found that participants exposed to essential oils nightly showed a 226 percent improvement in memory. Additionally, olfactory stimulation may help students with executive function and could be beneficial for those who lost their sense of smell due to COVID-19.

Germany unveils $40B space security strategy

Germany presented its first national space security strategy on Wednesday, pledging €35 billion ($40 billion) to strengthen satellite infrastructure and defend against growing threats from Russia and China in orbit. The strategy, unveiled by Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and F

Experts warn global rise in ultra-processed foods poses major public health threat; call for worldwide policy reform

A comprehensive review by 43 international experts published Tuesday in The Lancet warns that ultra-processed foods are fueling a global health crisis, with consumption tripling in countries like Spain and China over recent decades and now exceeding 50% of daily calories in the U

‘Faith Is Under Attack’: Nicki Minaj Spreads Misleading Information at the United Nations

Nicki's claims of extremism against Nigerian Christians, like Trump's, aren't backed by any data Nicki Minaj spoke at the United Nations Headquarters today, calling out what she perceives as “extremism” against Christians in Nigeria. “I would like to thank President Trump for pr

China's Shenzhou-21 crew, who are currently temporarily stuck aboard the Tiangong Space Station, will be sent an uncrewed backup spacecraft on Nov. 25.

China is set to launch an uncrewed Shenzhou spacecraft to the Tiangong space station to provide the Shenzhou-21 astronauts with a means of returning home. An airspace closure notice issued Nov. 17 indicates that China is preparing the Shenzhou-22 spacecraft and a Long March 2F

A leaked internal document has revealed that SpaceX could miss NASA’s Artemis 3 deadline by over a year.

SpaceX has fallen behind in developing a crewed lunar lander for NASA’s Artemis 3 mission, prompting the agency to reopen the contract to other providers. The added pressure has pushed SpaceX to revise its strategy, but the new approach still appears insufficient to meet NASA’s t

New data reveals 98 Palestinian deaths in Israeli custody since October 7

Post-mortems of the deceased and testimonies from former detainees suggest many died from torture, medical neglect, and food deprivation. According to a leaked Israeli intelligence database, dozens were civilians. At least 98 Palestinians have died in Israeli prisons and milit

Live: Israel says resuming ceasefire after new strikes on Gaza kill more than 100

Israel on Wednesday said it had resumed the Gaza ceasefire after having carried out a series of overnight air strikes that killed more than 100 people, including scores of children. Israel said the strikes were aimed at Hamas targets in retaliation for the killing one of its sold