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AT&T claims 73 million customer data leaked on ‘dark web’
Personal information, including Social Security numbers (SSNs), passcodes, and contact information, of millions of current and former AT&T customers was compromised online, according to the multinational corporation. The largest telecommunications provider in the United States, AT&T, issued a statement on Saturday stating that a recently discovered dataset on the "dark web" contained information for approximately 73 million affected accounts, including 7.6 million current AT&T account holders and 65.4 million former users.
Climate shifts may hike chocolate costs due to cocoa issues
In recent months, intense dusty seasonal breezes from the Sahara have obstructed the sunlight required to develop cocoa bean pods in West Africa. Heavy precipitation from the prior year has also disseminated a decaying disease throughout cacao trees. Undoubtedly, chocolate specialists have observed that eggs cost more this Easter. As a result of the impact that shifting climate patterns have on cocoa supplies in West Africa, the price of chocolate may now rise.
Compare 5 egg varieties for Easter flavor, appearance, and dunkability
Regardless of whether they are chocolate eggs or hen eggs, no other delicacy more aptly represents Easter than the egg. Although the majority of us adhere to the conventional poultry egg, we may place only some of our trust in a single source. Even guaranteed double-yolks and quail eggs the size of acorns could inspire a new breakfast favourite.
Senegal’s fishermen seek president’s support for better fishing
Inequality is palpable to the traditional, small-scale fishermen residing at Ouakam Beach in Dakar, the capital of Senegal. A stone's throw from where he fishes, Adama Gueye, a 58-year-old canoe captain, indicates the coast, where towering villas of the upper class, including politicians, stand lofty and mighty. "The disparities are readily apparent to the naked eye."
Georgia Steel reflects on trolling: ‘Felt hated, lost identity’
In 2018, Georgia Steel ascended to prominence during the fourth season of Love Island. Following her return to South Africa earlier this year for an "All Stars" rendition, she received hundreds of vicious messages from trolls; she now wishes to speak out. "Hate, threats of death, abuse, and profoundly personal matters." Everything that hates exists… Nobody, I believe, can adequately prepare you for that."
Turkey’s opposition fights for large cities electorally
In contrast to the general tendency for local elections to elicit minimal attention beyond the town hall, Turkey becomes engrossed in the process of electing officials ranging from metropolitan mayors to neighbourhood representatives weeks prior to the actual voting day. Ten months after the last presidential and parliamentary elections, Turkish television and newspapers have been awash with news, commentary, and debate regarding the March 31 local election.
Egyptian state TV says Israel-Hamas truce talks will restart
Israel recalled its negotiators earlier this week, stating that Hamas had made "irrational" demands in exchange for the proposed release of forty of the remaining 130 hostages held by the militant group. The conflicting parties had recently intensified negotiations on a suspension of Israel's offensive in exchange for the release of the 40 hostages.
Pope Francis presides over Easter Vigil at St. Peter’s
As a health precaution, the pontiff decided to withdraw from yesterday's event at the eleventh hour. As a health precaution, the Pope presided over the Easter Vigil at the Vatican on Saturday night, one day after, avoiding the Good Friday procession at the Colosseum. Pope Francis disembarked from his wheelchair, assumed a seated position in St. Peter's Basilica, and commenced the opening liturgy.
Scottish winner: I want to return as Gladiator
After defeating civil servant and wrestler Wesley Malé, Finlay Anderson, 35, emerged victorious in the athletic competition's championship round. The father of two, who has completed multiple deployments in the Middle East, was tied with his opponent at the beginning of the final Eliminator level but ultimately prevailed and celebrated with his loved ones.
Netherlands: Police arrest suspect after nightclub hostage situation
Police evacuated approximately 150 residences in the vicinity of the popular pub where a knife-wielding man had four individuals captive. A suspect's apprehension outside the Dutch nightclub has put an end to the hostage situation that had ensued. Four individuals were reportedly held captive in the town of Ede by a man armed with blades, according to the police.
Archbishop’s Easter sermon mentions Kate and King Charles
The Archbishop of Canterbury began his Easter sermon by discussing the cancer treatments undergone by both King Charles and the Princess of Wales. "There are moments in every individual's life that irrevocably alter them," said Justin Welby at Canterbury Cathedral. He expressed "compassion and sympathy" as he listened to Catherine disclose her cancer prognosis.
Luxury watch probe raids Peru President Dina Boluarte’s residence
Police stated that President Dina Boluarte of Peru's residence was seized as part of an ongoing corruption investigation involving undisclosed luxury watches. Citing a police document, the AFP news agency reported that approximately forty officials participated in the early Saturday morning raid in quest of Rolex watches that Boluarte had not declared.
