First-term firebrand Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has come out in support of what many are calling obvious truth: “Einstein didn’t kill himself.”

UK—In an interview with the BBC, Hillary Clinton said she is being urged to run for president in 2020 by "many, many, many" voices in her head.

"I'm under enormous pressure from many, many, many voices in my head to think about it," she said.

November 16, 2019

Sadly, Cutting News has learned that Prince Andrew is being treated for dementia, which might explain why he can’t remember nobbin that girl a few years ago.

A new vulnerability has been found in the Camera apps for millions, if not hundreds of millions, of Android devices that could allow other apps to record video, take pictures, and extract GPS data from media without having the required permissions.

Android apps expose various intents, or functions such as the ability to take a picture, that can be executed by other apps on the device. In order to execute an exposed intent, another app has to have the needed permissions.

In a coordinated disclosure with Google and Samsung, researchers from Checkmarx disclosed today a new vulnerability that allows apps to take pictures, record videos, or get a device's location even if they do not have permissions to do so.

This vulnerability, known as CVE-2019-2234, is known to affect the Google Camera and Samsung Camera apps if they have not been updated since before July 2019.

"Conservatives" are silent...

"The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, which oversees the state’s adoption and foster care system, says it cannot countenance discrimination 'in any form against any group of Pennsylvanians.'"

Roger Stone was raided by the FBI with CNN streaming it live while Jeffrey Epstein was reportedly "politely asked" to turn himself in after prosecutors contacted his lawyer.

A trip to Mars would require an astronaut crew to spend up to eight months on a spaceship, most of the time in zero gravity.

For the NASA study researchers examined 11 healthy astronauts who had stayed aboard the International Space Station for an average of six months.

They found that seven of them showed signs of stalled or even reversed blood flow in their left internal jugular vein, the blood vessel that drains blood from the brain.

There is a risk this could lead to blood clots which could be fatal on a long-term mission to somewhere like Mars.