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Neil Gaiman sexual assault controversy explained: Internet rejects bestselling author's 'gaslighting' denial, says came out only to sell new book

Acclaimed author Neil Gaiman is embroiled in a significant public controversy. Multiple women have come forward with allegations of sexual assault and misconduct spanning decades. Gaiman vehemently denies these claims, calling them untrue and a smear campaign. The situation has ignited widespread debate about consent, evidence, media coverage, and the…

The Times of India

Mystery as another socialist South American leader vanishes without a trace

Bolivia’s ex-leader Evo Morales disappeared from public view just days after the capture of his close ally – former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro

The Independent UK

One job where AI stepping up isn't such a problem - AI-assisted cybersecurity team discovers mass of OpenSSL vulnerabilities, praised for 'high quality of the reports and their constructive collaboration'

AI-assisted analysis revealed 12 long-standing OpenSSL vulnerabilities, exposing the limits of manual review and accelerating coordinated remediation across critical internet infrastructure.

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Former Prince Andrew has faced questions on Epstein before. Don't bet he'll do it again

Former Prince Andrew saw his reputation destroyed six years ago and became the butt of internet jokes when he gave a disastrous interview to the BBC about his relationship with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

The Independent UK

Olive oil is a refined, exquisite interest’, the internet fires back after a banking recruiter rejects a candidate for a bizarre reason

Popeye would be furious.

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Do you need a cortisol test? A doctor reveals what you should do instead

Medical experts are warning against labelling the ‘stress hormone’ as a villain

The Independent UK

Private Internet Access VPN review: A privacy app that goes deeper than others

Want a VPN with plenty of customisation options? This could be the one for you

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Jaguar Claims Its Striking GT Drives 'Like No Other Electric Car'

It’s already been a little over a year since Jaguar hit the reset button with the outlandish Type 00. The striking concept that set the internet ablaze with its distinctive proportions and controversial marketing campaign still hasn’t transitioned into a production model. However, the company is easing the wait with…

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Woman Orders Spaghetti When She Promised Her BF That She Won’t, He Immediately Leaves The Restaurant

It’s hard to imagine a universe where spaghetti causes drama unless there's a clear lack of it. But one man asked the internet if he was wrong to get up and leave when his girlfriend started to eat the spaghetti she ordered in a restaurant so aggressively that people were…

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Texas man finds tattoo artist online. Then he gets scammed out of $300: ‘So many people saying the same thing’

Decades into the lifespan of the internet, “online” is still kind of the Wild West. Equal parts the perfect place to find small businesses and an unfortunate hotbed for scams, existing on the internet is as much of a coin flip as it is a thrill.

The Mary Sue

Internet freedom doesn’t mean a free-for-all

Brief letters: Intellectual property | Contact point | The car’s the star | Scandi duvets | Swiss roll solution

The Guardian - UK

Starlink uses emergency fix to block Russian drones using its devices to bomb Ukraine — company looking for permanent solutions to stop unauthorized use of its service

The Ukrainian government has successfully blocked unauthorized Starlink terminals from operating within its borders, stopping Russian drones from using the internet service to strike targets deep within the country.

Tom’s Hardware

How the left can win back the internet – and rise again

In the final part of this series, we look at how infighting has ripped the left apart online while the right has flourished – and how some progressives are turning the tide, says digital media academic Robert Topinka

The Guardian - UK

Moltbook, a social network where AI agents hang together, may be 'the most interesting place on the internet right now'

"Moltbot feels like a glimpse into the science fiction AI characters we grew up watching at the movies."

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Outages, cable cuts, power failures, and more - 2025 was a rough year for the internet; these were its toughest moments

Internet outages in 2025 were driven by power failures, weather damage, cable cuts, and routine technical faults across diverse regions.

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Instead of Fining Him, Sikkim Cops Did THIS to a Wrongly Parked Bike - The Internet Is in Love

A small moment from Sikkim is quietly stealing the internet’s heart. No drama, no scolding, no fine. Just two police officers doing something unexpectedly kind. A bike was parked where it shouldn’t have been, blocking the road. Instead of waiting around to write a challan, they simply picked it up…

The Independent UK

Omid Djalili: ‘Iranians will fight to the very end against this regime’

British-Iranian comedian Omid Djalili talks to Caspar Barnes about the brutal protest crackdown – and whether US intervention could usher in a new era for Iran

Tom’s Hardware

U.K. internet provider's bailout cancelled because rats chewed through its fiber optic cables — biodegradable cable jackets use soy- or corn-based materials, attracting hungry rats

A British broadband internet provider refused to buy a distressed competitor as its entire fiber network has reportedly been chewed up by rats and rodents.

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Android Central

Google takes down an invisible network that was secretly using your phone's internet

Google just crippled IPIDEA, freeing millions of hijacked devices and cutting off a major cybercrime pipeline.

The Guardian - UK

How the right won the internet

In the second part of our series on digital politics, we look at how online provocateurs have advanced extreme political ideas – and watched them seep into the mainstream, says digital media academic Robert Topinka

We Got This Covered

Internet loses it as two massive pit bulls were left frozen in terror for 10 minutes after a chilling object flew into their yard

It’s a serious case of cute aggression.

The Independent UK

Elon Musk’s SpaceX and xAI explore merger for space-based AI

The deal would unite SpaceX’s reusable rockets, Starlink internet satellites, the X platform and the AI chatbot Grok

Tom’s Guide

NymVPN Review

An innovative new provider with an impressive focus on anonymity but plenty of room for improvement

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50 Times Job Seekers Ruined Their Own Interviews

When the internet talks about recruiting, we often hear the applicants’ perspective, criticizing ruthless hiring managers who make the whole process unnecessarily exhausting and ghost them the first chance they get. So, after an online thread emerged where people conducting job interviews shared the wildest things they witnessed candidates say…

The Guardian - UK

TV’s transition must have an inclusive vision

Letter: Kieran Clifton of the BBC responds to concerns about plans which would make UK television available only via the internet

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