Charleston, WV, America
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31° | 19° 88° | 66° |
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World Headlines
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- A day after the latest cyberattack crippled computers internationally, starting in Ukraine, expert opinions are varying widely over who was behind it and what the real goal was.
- Enhanced airport security in U.S. could end laptop ban
- The U.S. Homeland Security Department is set to announce new security measures Wednesday for international flights bound to the United States, which could lead to a lifting of a ban on laptops and other electronics from passenger cabins from certain airports.
- Is Prince Charles misunderstood?
- Prince Charles, who arrives in Canada Thursday for a three-day visit, has been labelled an old fogey and mocked for talking to plants, but the heir to the throne has also become a keen environmentalist and social entrepreneur seen by some as well ahead his time.
- Ransomware attack hits property arm of France bank BNP Paribas video
- A global cyberattack has hit the property arm of France's biggest bank BNP Paribas, one of the largest financial institutions known to be affected by an extortion campaign that started in Russia and Ukraine before spreading.
- ABC, meat producer settle in $1.9B US 'pink slime' libel suit
- ABC and a South Dakota meat producer announced a settlement Wednesday in a $1.9 billion US lawsuit against the American network over its reports on a lean, finely textured beef product that critics dubbed "pink slime."