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Nine streaming fraud sites are shut down and more Canada music industry news, including a new venture for Warner Canada's A&R head.

Less than two weeks ago, T-Mobile announced across-the-board price hikes. The Mobile Report noted that most customers would see monthly increases of $2 to $5 per line....

Bartender is a menu bar management app for the Mac. It appears to have been sold to new owners, which has users concerned.

Combating the wide range of illegal activities happening at the border. it not only impacts the southern states but the entire country as a whole. >> lawmakers have the power of the purse of this is an opportunity to get christopher wrays attention. >> sandra: all right mike emanuel on that for us thank you. john? >> john: sandra while we wait for the president we will talk to john cotton on the armed services committee along with the intelligence and judiciary committees. senator i want to get ...

A bill that would ban DJI drones in the United States is expected to be voted on this month, and DJI is worried it may pass.

Meghan Markle got a dressing down from Queen Elizabeth after one remark.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markles romance confirmation has been removed from the Royal Familys website.

The DDoS cyber-attack currently targeting the Internet Archive and its Wayback Machine has entered its third day, causing intermittent disruptions in service. The nonprofit research library is best known for housing millions of historical documents, preserved websites, and media content.

The nonprofit organization has announced that it's currently in its "third day of warding off an intermittent DDoS cyber-attack."

Internet Archive and Wayback Machine have been facing DDoS cyberattacks for the last few days. The non-profit assured that collections are safe despite the service being inconsistent since Sunday.