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Hulk Hogan’s son Nick pays tribute to his ‘hero’

25 Jul

Hulk Hogan’s son Nick honors his ‘hero’

Roger W. WatsonCulture and Entertainment

Nick Hogan, son of the famous wrestler Hulk Hogan, has expressed profound appreciation for his father, recognizing him as a constant source of inspiration and resilience. In a recent public announcement, Nick discussed the significant influence his father has had on his life—both personally and professionally. He described him as his "hero" and conveyed his thankfulness for the lessons ingrained in him during his upbringing.Hulk Hogan, whose birth name is Terry Bollea, stands out as a highly prominent individual in pro wrestling. His extraordinary persona, legendary mustache, and commanding presence in WWE (known previously as WWF) have enthralled fans worldwide…

People are wearing nightgowns anywhere but to bed

25 Jul

Nightgowns make a statement far from the bedroom

Roger W. WatsonFashion and Trends

What was once a symbol of bedtime ritual has taken a bold leap into the world of everyday fashion. Nightgowns, long associated with comfort, softness, and the sanctuary of sleep, are now making frequent appearances far beyond the bedroom. Across urban streets, casual gatherings, and even formal events, people are embracing nightgown-inspired looks as part of their daily wardrobes—a shift that reflects both a cultural and stylistic evolution in how clothing is perceived and worn.The transformation of nightgowns into attire suitable for any time of day is more than a fleeting trend. It forms a significant part of a wider…

'Quishing' scams dupe millions of Americans as cybercriminals exploit QR codes

25 Jul

‘Quishing’ scams: How QR codes are being used to con millions

Roger W. WatsonScience and Technology

QR codes are now a regular feature of daily existence. Individuals utilize them to access eatery menus, make parking payments, download applications, or reach online sites. By simply scanning with a smartphone camera, these codes link users straight to digital content. Their ease of use has made them very favored in both private and business environments.However, the same technology that makes QR codes useful has also opened the door for cybercriminals. A new type of scam, known as “quishing,” is now targeting unsuspecting users. The term combines “QR” and “phishing” and refers to scams where fake QR codes are used…

Thailand and Cambodia agree to 'immediate ceasefire'

25 Jul

‘Immediate ceasefire’ reached by Cambodia and Thailand

Roger W. WatsonSocial Responsibility

In an important step towards reducing tensions, Thailand and Cambodia have decided to promptly halt the recent hostilities that flared up along their common border. This progression comes after a sequence of clashes that intensified over a number of days, leading to injuries, displacements, and widespread apprehension within both nations and the surrounding area.The agreement to halt hostilities was achieved following pressing talks between representatives from each country, who acknowledged the necessity to avert additional violence and bring peace back to impacted areas. This pact signifies an essential move towards reducing tensions in a dispute that had the potential to…

Sen. Lindsey Graham says there's no way for Israel to negotiate an end to the war with Hamas

25 Jul

Lindsey Graham argues Israel cannot negotiate a ceasefire with Hamas

Roger W. WatsonInternational

Senator Lindsey Graham has stated that Israel cannot feasibly secure peace with Hamas by diplomatic negotiation. He highlighted that the only practical way to address the conflict is through military force, asserting that Hamas is not a group conducive to negotiation.In a recent discussion, Graham likened the current situation to past conflicts where the use of military power came before efforts at political rebuilding. He proposed that Israel might need to assert complete dominance over Gaza, remove Hamas's presence, and afterward commence the area's redevelopment, possibly with assistance from nearby Arab countries. His remarks echo a common view among certain…

Suspect faces terrorism charges in stabbing of 11 at Walmart in Michigan

25 Jul

Suspect charged with terrorism after stabbing 11 at Michigan Walmart

Roger W. WatsonSocial Responsibility

A person taken into custody linked to a recent stabbing case at a Walmart location in Michigan is now charged with terrorism, as officials intensify their probe into the motives and wider repercussions of the incident. The occurrence, which resulted in eleven individuals being hurt, has sparked significant worries about community security and led to a coordinated effort by multiple agencies to comprehend the essence of the attack.The incident took place at a Walmart location where, according to preliminary reports, a man began attacking shoppers and employees with a bladed weapon. Emergency services arrived swiftly at the scene, and the…

Crypto kidnapping: How armed gangs are hunting the internet's high rollers

25 Jul

Crypto kidnapping: Inside the hunt for online crypto millionaires by armed gangs

Roger W. WatsonInvestments and Business

In today’s digital economy, cryptocurrencies have created a new class of millionaires. But this digital wealth has also attracted a dangerous kind of attention — not from hackers, but from armed criminals. These groups are now targeting individuals known to hold significant crypto assets, leading to a troubling rise in what has become known as “crypto kidnappings.”A different type of objectiveUnlike conventional bank accounts, cryptocurrency wallets may often be accessed from various devices, and frequently don't have the same protective measures as financial institutions. For criminals, this creates a unique chance. They simply require physical access to the individual and…

Hackers leak 13,000 user photos and IDs from the Tea app, designed as a women's safe space

25 Jul

Tea app, women’s safety platform, suffers hack leaking 13,000 user IDs and photos

Roger W. WatsonScience and Technology

A significant security incident has impacted Tea, an application designed to provide a secure and supportive environment for women, as attackers exposed personal details of over 13,000 users. The leaked information comprises sensitive items like selfies, images of government-issued IDs, and reports submitted by users that were involved in the app's internal verification and complaint procedures.The breach has raised serious concerns about user safety and data privacy, particularly because Tea markets itself as a platform meant to protect women, especially those reporting harassment or abuse. Many users joined the app with the assurance that it was a secure space where…

Trump announces plan to lift Argentina visa restrictions in support of right-wing Milei

25 Jul

Trump moves to remove Argentina visa barriers, endorsing right-wing Milei

Roger W. WatsonInternational

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has introduced a proposal to eliminate visa restrictions for Argentine nationals, signaling support for the conservative leadership of Argentina’s President Javier Milei. This announcement comes at a politically charged moment, reinforcing Trump’s alignment with like-minded populist figures abroad and illustrating shifting priorities in U.S.-Argentina relations.Trump’s proposal suggests a significant policy shift: granting Argentina more favorable access to travel and immigration into the United States. While specifics are still emerging, the move is framed as a gesture of goodwill toward Milei’s administration, characterized by its strong right-wing stance and emphasis on deregulation, economic liberalization, and confrontation…

Auction sales fall 6% in the first half, raising fears of an art market shift

25 Jul

Art market faces uncertainty as auction sales decrease 6% in H1

Roger W. WatsonInvestments and Business

Auction revenues declined by around 6% in the first half of the year compared with the same period last year, prompting fresh concerns about the global art market's strength. This occurs amid broader weakening in fine‑art sales, signaling a shift in collector behavior and challenging prevailing business models.Although leading institutions such as Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips maintained their dominance, their total sum decreased to slightly below $4 billion in the first half of 2025. The central aspect of their operations, fine-art auctions, declined by around 10%. This indicates a market that is either stabilizing at a reduced level or potentially…