ToplineParaguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla said Thursday her Instagram profile was hacked, days after she made a series of racist remarks against Kylian Mbappé following France’s win over Paraguay in a knockout round of the World Cup.Key FactsAmarilla said in an X post her Instagram account was hacked “possibly since this morning,” adding, “I am not responsible for anything that is posted there from today onward.”Amarilla’s Instagram account showed no outward signs of being hacked with the exception of a WhatsApp invite link in her bio that was invalid as of Thursday afternoon.The purported hack comes days after Amarilla made a…

For many public colleges and universities in California, keeping their campuses safe includes owning military-grade weaponry — AR-15s, stun grenades designed to cause temporary blindness and sonic weapons that resonate so loudly they are known in the armed forces as the voice of God.According to state law, campus police can…

If the head of the nation’s auto safety oversight has his way, self-driving cars won’t need brake pedals or steering wheels in the near future.In an interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box on Thursday, Jonathan Morrison, the administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said he supports innovation in autonomous vehicles,…

Published on 09/07/2026 – 20:03 GMT+2•Updated 20:19 The digital euro will complement, not replace, cash, and the goal is not to trace payments, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde told Euronews in an exclusive interview, rejecting claims that the project is designed to monitor citizens. The European Parliament approved its…

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ToplineFIFA has rejected the Royal Belgian Football Association’s appeal of its decision to lift a one-game suspension of U.S. star player Folarin Balogun, after President Donald Trump lobbied the organization to let Balogun play in Monday’s game against Belgium.Key FactsThe FIFA Appeal Committee determined the RBFA’s request challenging Balogun’s eligibility…

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