As Louisiana’s coast washes away, the dead are the first to go
Hurricanes and rising seas are displacing caskets. What do you do when the climate crisis comes for the dead?
Features
How digital content security stays resilient amid evolving threats
With threats evolving and multiplying, it’s essential to understand how technological advancements can serve as both a challenge and an opportunity to safeguard digital content. In this Help Net Security interview, Rusty Cumpston, CEO at RKVST, d…
Our homes were turned to rubble by deadly earthquake but now we’re rebuilding thanks to generous Sun readers
HER once-neat home reduced to rubble by Turkey’s deadly earth- quake, mum-of-three Selver Erpirti had lost everything.
Yet rather than dwell on her misfortune, Selver instead joined rescue teams and dug through mounds of debris with her bare hands i…
Inside family dinner which left 3 dead and others on life support – as mushroom ‘poisoner’ ‘stonewalls cops’
IT seemed like any other family lunch as relatives tucked into a tasty beef wellington – but days later, three guests are dead of mushroom poisoning.
A surviving witness lies critically ill in hospital and the finger of suspicion points at the woman…
Brothers at ‘war’: Niger citizens bear the brunt of ECOWAS sanctions
The diplomatic standoff between ECOWAS and Niger coup plotters has made life harder for Nigeriens.
Interview – Andrew Gawthorpe
Andrew Gawthorpe details changes in American politics on the domestic, partisan, and foreign fronts, along with the lasting impacts of the Trump Presidency.
Drought and conflict are hurting Kenyan forests. Can the army fix things?
Five seasons of drought and clashes caused by herder migration have shrunk Kenya’s forests on a large scale.
Learning from past healthcare breaches to fortify future cybersecurity strategies
In the face of rising cyber threats, the healthcare sector has become a hotbed for cyberattacks. Given the gravity of this situation, we sat down with Shenny Sheth, Deputy CISO at Centura Health, who sheds light on the contributing factors making healt…
Why are world leaders racing to the Pacific Islands?
Not just the US and China; India, Indonesia and South Korea are scrambling for influence in a strategically vital region
How drug lord Otoniel took Pablo Escobar’s bloody crown by killing villagers with chainsaws & ‘using heads as footballs’
ARMING his men with chainsaws and using victims’ heads “like footballs”, his thirst for blood even outshone his infamous predecessor.
Bu Otoniel, the ruthless Colombian drug lord touted as the successor to Pablo Escobar, has now fi…