Vincent Van Quickenborne: Belgian justice minister apologises for ‘Pipigate’ scandal – BBC
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Vincent Van Quickenborne: Belgian justice minister apologises for ‘Pipigate’ scandal – BBC
Vincent Van Quickenborne: Belgian justice minister apologises for ‘Pipigate’ scandal BBC’Pipigate’ peeing scandal puts Belgian minister in hot water ReutersI was playing air guitar! Belgian minister hits back in peeing scandal&nbs…
Vincent Van Quickenborne: Belgian justice minister apologises for ‘Pipigate’ scandal
Vincent Van Quickenborne has received criticism after guests at his birthday urinated on a police van.
Rescuers Rush to Save American Man Trapped in Turkish Cave
A 40-year old American cave specialist experienced gastrointestinal bleeding and was unable to climb out of a cave in southern Turkey on his own.
Rigged Software and Zero-Days: North Korean APT Caught Hacking Security Researchers
Google again catches a North Korean APT actor targeting security researchers with zero-days and rigged software tools.
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Deadly Floodwaters Inundate Greek Villages
A night of heavy rainfall brought more flooding to central Greece, leaving some villages almost completely under water.
Tips to optimize your drive-thru
Going through a drive-thru remodel may seem intimidating. Working with an experienced partner like Cisco will enable you to put the focus back on your customer while we focus on implementing solutions that will increase traffic flow and ordering efficiency.
Senate Votes To Approve Anna Gomez as 5th FCC Commissioner
The U.S. Senate today approved a nominee to fill the vacant, fifth seat on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The Senate voted 55 to 43 to approve Anna Gomez as the fifth FCC Commissioner. Her term will be for five years from July 1, 2021, so…
Closing prices for crude oil, gold and other commodities
Benchmark U.S. crude oil for October delivery fell 67 cents to $86.87 a barrel Thursday.
Invasive species increasing at ‘unprecedented’ rates: What you need to know
Invasive species destroy forests, ravage crops and cause extinctions – making them a growing global threat.