Charging your dwindling battery at a public charging station, like those found in malls and airports, could put your data at risk.
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Is Tupperware's fate sealed? Shares plunge as company warns it could collapse
Tupperware issued a grim warning in a filing about the health of the iconic food storage container company. Its shares plummeted by 50 per cent.
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Fyre Fest II is 'finally happening,' says Billy McFarland a year after his prison release
Billy McFarland, the fraudster creator of the infamous failed Fyre Festival, is once again viral — this time for claims that a second Fyre Festival is currently in the works.
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Al Jaffee, Mad magazine and Fold-In cartoonist, dead at 102
For decades, virtually every issue of Mad magazine featured new material by Jaffee.
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'Pure heaven': Hilary Swank welcomes twins, shares sweet Easter photo
Hilary Swank, star of ‘Alaska Daily’ posted an Instagram photo of herself wearing a bathrobe and facing a sunset as she holds her two new babies.
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King Charles coronation: Details of procession, crown jewels unveiled
With less than a month to go for King Charles’ May 6 coronation, here is how the day will unfold and what he and Queen Camilla will wear.
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How much longer will new vehicles come with AM/FM radios?
You may have heard that some carmakers will stop offering AM radio. Alan Cross explains the move is part of something that goes beyond just AM radio — way, way beyond.
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Time for a digital spring cleaning? Here’s how to get started
Spring cleaning may be an annual tradition for many, but what about decluttering your digital space? Here are some tips on how to clean up your digital world.
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Pop star Paul Cattermole, member of S Club 7, dead at 46
British pop star Paul Cattermole, a member of the late 90s group S Club 7, has died aged 46, a statement published on the band’s Twitter page said.
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Avian flu and dogs: How to protect your pets as cases of the fatal virus rise
While the avian flu is primarily a disease of birds, it can also infect mammals, especially those who hunt, scavenge or otherwise consume infected birds.
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Sleep too little or too much? You may have an increased risk of stroke, study finds
Poor sleep habits do not just leave you tired and groggy the next day. A new study warns that a lack of sleep, or too much of it, could be a risk factor for stroke.
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