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Apple Inc. has agreed to pay up to $ 500 million to settle litigation accusing it of quietly slowing down older iPhones as it launched new models, to induce owners to buy replacement phones or batteries. CBC | World News
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Bullied Teenager Callum Manning Becomes Instagram-Famous After His Sister’s Tweet About Bullying
A British teenager who was bullied for starting an Instagram account to review books has found himself with something every social media user craves: hundreds of thousands of followers, CNN reports. Callum Manning can thank his sister and her tweet about the perils of bullying for his sudden Instagram fame. Callum, 13, loves books. And a few months ago he ...
Read More »Royal event cancelled: Coronavirus fears force royals to CANCEL huge gala dinner
THE King and Queen of Sweden have been forced to cancel a gala dinner this week amid fears of coronavirus. Daily Express :: News Feed
Read More »Aussie Bombshell Brooke Evers Says She’s ‘Cold AF’ In Sheer Black Bodysuit For Poolside Snap
Brooke Evers’ most recent social media share has her showing off her killer figure in a sheer black bodysuit that is making her Cold AF. As fans who follow Zoo Weekly’s “2008 Beach Babe of the Year,” know, Evers has been switching things up quite a bit in the past few days, rocking everything from workout gear to bikinis and ...
Read More »Migrant deaths reported near Greece as EU grapples with new Syrian war migrant flows
The European Union’s chief executive, Ursula von der Leyen, expresses sympathy with Turkey over the conflict in Syria but says it’s not permissible for Ankara to let refugees and migrants on its territory cross into Europe as reports indicate at least two migrants have died trying to reach Greece. CBC | World News
Read More »Israel heads to the polls once again amid political gridlock — with no end in sight
Ahead of Israel’s third election in less than 12 months, no single issue seems to have moved the needle significantly enough to swing voters in one direction or another — leading to predictions of a fourth poll in the fall. CBC | World News
Read More »COVID-19: Here’s what’s happening around the world Monday
South Korea’s viral outbreak surged and millions of children in Japan stayed home from school Monday as officials in more than 60 countries wrestled with the epidemic. CBC | World News
Read More »Candice Swanepoel Shimmies In A Tiny Leopard-Print Bikini
Candice Swanepoel showed off a whole lot of skin after she slipped into the tiniest leopard-print bikini for a new video shared to Instagram over the weekend. The beauty, who’s been a Victoria’s Secret Angel for around a decade, seriously sizzled as she moved around and struck several poses for the camera as she revealed almost every inch of her ...
Read More »‘The Young And The Restless’ Comings And Goings: Paul Helps The Newmans
The Young and the Restless comings and goings for the week of March 2 bring several fan favorites in the form of Paul and Reed. Plus, Jared is a man in need, and Lindsay manages to wreak havoc with Mariah’s relationship. Paul Williams actor Doug Davidson appears on Monday, March 2. During his appearance, Paul updates Victor (Eric Braeden) and ...
Read More »Solar storms may be linked to mass grey whale strandings
Each year, grey whales travel more than 16,000 kilometres along the Pacific Coast, from Mexico to Alaska and back. But every so often, many of them become stranded. Now a new study suggests these strandings could be linked to solar storms. CBC | World News
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