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A cybercriminal going by the alias 'ByteBreaker' has claimed that they've scraped 1.2 billion records from a social media giant's platform and is now selling the data on the dark web.

It looks like an alien world, or a floating snow globe suspended in space. But this perfect sphere, hiding in our Milky Way galaxy, is leaving scientists baffled.

The standing-only seats aren't the only bizarre airplane seats to hit the headlines in recent months.

Although the true location has been disputed, experts say they have now pinpointed exactly where Cana is - and it is not the site visited by thousands of pilgrims each year.

It's not a sound commonly associated with birds. But a colony of flesh-footed shearwaters 'crack and crunch' because they've consumed so much plastic, experts have revealed.

The newest forecast for the 2025 hurricane season has just been released and meteorologists warn that Americans should start preparing for the worst now.

An urgent multi-state recall has been issued for salads that could potentially kill or cause severe infections. It comes off the back of a recent warning from health officials.

Elon Musk suffered another blow as his $44 billion prized possession has crashed.

Joe Rogan has hosted more than 1,800 people on his podcast since starting the show in 2009, but he has only now revealed the worst one in its history.

The government has already funnelled millions of pounds into AI education initiatives - though it has claimed the technology will 'absolutely not' replace teachers.