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That really is one fabulous car!

That is a work of art at least, but probably not very comfortable to wear.

Or people who have a beef with others using it for retaliation.

The United Kingdom has blocked over 1 million suspicious emails, likely involved with scams. All of these emails have been reported by the public after the beginning of a new initiative called Suspicious Email Reporting Service. Apparently the initiative receives about 16,500 reports per day...

You're probably right. I hope someone does do that.

That sandwich looks so good!

Criminals like that think they are untouchable more often than not, I wouldn't be surprised if he lived like that.

...That is one odd place.

A Russian-born individual named Sergey Medvedev, 33, plead guilty before the US District Court of Nevada to one of the biggest cybercrimes perpetrated on US soil – he swindled a hopping $568 million. He also confessed that he was the person behind Infraud Organization, which was offering...

I thought Vietnam had no new local transmission cases for the past month or so?

Is that price actually cheap for NYC? Because this place needs to be stripped and scrubbed of everything top to bottom by the looks of it to be made habitable. I like the fireplace, I wonder whether it can be saved.

It's a great technology that will hopefully become more and more efficient in the coming years.

I'm sorry you lost your dog. I know from personal experience how much it hurts.

What about that information about a travel bubble with Vietnam and Taiwan?

The New Zealand financial regulator Financial Markets Authority (FMA) recently published its annual Investor Confidence Survey. The country endured a lengthly lockdown to eradicate the virus, but investor confidence in it remained quite high, according to the report. According to the released...

It's rare and hard to purify. That always makes a material expensive. And since it's pretty and malleable, it's also easy to display as a show of wealth.

That is going to be one sticky bed.

I really like this one. The interior is lovely too.

Japan's technological paradoxes are fascinating. On one hand they do this. On the other hand information is still heavily transferred with faxes.

Now that was an interesting case. I am glad it was settled.