37 percent of companies lose over $100,000 to a cyberattack
Cyberattacks can cause significant harm to businesses, not least financial losses. According to recent findings from the Atlas VPN team, 37 percent of companies lose over $100,000 per cyberattack on average. Some lose even more, with 22 percent of companies suffering significant losses ranging
Chechen leader says he will send teenage sons to fight in Ukraine
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has said his three teenage sons - aged 14, 15 and 16 - will soon head to Ukraine to fight on the frontlines.Mr Kadyrov, a close
‘Unbelievable’ Video Shows 2 Bees Working Together to Open a Soda Bottle
A daring soda heist.
US manufacturing falls to lowest level since May 2020
Orders have shrunk amid rising interest rates aimed at taming high inflation in the United States.
Haiti’s public health crisis deepens as cholera cases reported
Haiti reports at least seven suspected deaths as outbreak hits amid rising gang violence, limited fuel and water access.
World Cup Countdown: North and Central America
Al Jazeera gets the North and Central American perspective ahead of the World Cup.
Climate change could turn some blue lakes to green or brown
Some picturesque blue lakes may not be so blue in the future, thanks to climate change.In the first global tally of lake color, researchers estimate that roughly one-third of Earth’s lakes are blue. But, should average summer air temperatures rise by a few degrees,
Iran’s Khamenei blames Israel, US in first comments on protests
The supreme leader calls the anti-government protests, which began after the death of Mahsa Amini, 'riots'.
Activist Sacheen Littlefeather, who declined Brando’s Oscar on his behalf, dead at 75
Sacheen Littlefeather, the actor and activist who declined Marlon Brando's 1973 Academy Award for The Godfather on his behalf in an indelible protest of how Indigenous people in the
Ringo Starr cancels Canadian shows after catching COVID-19
Ringo Starr has cancelled shows in North America after the former Beatles drummer tested positive for COVID-19
UN chief: World is in `life-or-death struggle’ for survival
U_N_ Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is warning that the world is in “a life-or-death struggle” for survival as “climate chaos gallops ahead.”
Burkina Faso coup leader says vote still expected by 2024
Burkina Faso’s new junta leader says the military still hopes to hold a new election by 2024
Libya’s Tripoli government signs economic deals with Turkey
One of Libya’s rival governments has signed preliminary economic and maritime deals with Turkey in a move that has inflamed tensions with the other administration
Supreme Court declines to hear bump stock cases
The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear arguments over a ban on bump stocks that initially went into effect under former President Donald Trump.
Zelenska describes war like ‘Middle Ages’; Russia monitoring Ukraine NATO bid
Olena Zelenska, the first lady of Ukraine, described the ongoing war like something out of the Middle Ages as Ukrainians continued to reclaim territory from Russian control.
Watch: ‘Berlin’ teaser introduces cast of ‘Money Heist’ spinoff
"Berlin," a new series based on the "Money Heist" character Berlin (Pedro Alonso), is coming to Netflix in 2023.
Eating refined grains may bring on heart disease earlier, study says
Eating lots of refined grains, such as white bread and white rice, is similar to consuming a diet full of sugars and oils, and linked to a higher risk of premature coronary artery disease, a new study says.
Breast cancer deaths keep falling, but wide gap for Black women persists
The death rate from breast cancer continues to decline, according to a new report Monday from the American Cancer Society. But there's a wide, worrisome gap in Black women's outcomes that remains unchanged.