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The harrowing experience of an Italian man kidnapped and tortured in Manhattan for his bitcoin underscores the increasing violence associated with cryptocurrency theft, particularly through so-called "wrench attacks." As digital currencies gain mainstream traction, criminals are shifting to these violent methods, leveraging the ease of transferring stolen assets without physical barriers. This incident reflects a broader trend, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures, including multi-approval wallets and anonymity strategies, to protect crypto holders from...

Rival football fans from Chelsea and Real Betis have clashed in Wrocław, Poland, ahead of the Europa Conference League final, with reports of violence including fans throwing chairs. The altercations began the previous night, leading to Polish media labeling Chelsea fans as 'thugs' and police responding with pepper spray. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between fan groups as the match approaches, scheduled for an 8 PM kick-off. Full Article

Summary Federal prosecutors have decided not to pursue charges against Jay Kanth Chaudhary following a five-year investigation by the Canada Revenue Agency into an alleged mortgage fraud involving over half a billion dollars. This decision stems from a "technicality," as outlined in documents obtained by the CBC. Meanwhile, the acting registrar of mortgage brokers in British Columbia has issued a cease and desist order against Chaudhary for allegedly operating as a 'shadow broker' on questionable...

Wall Street's major indexes were stable on Wednesday after a prior rally driven by eased trade tensions, with investors anticipating Nvidia's earnings and the US Federal Reserve's meeting minutes. Nvidia is projected to report a 66.2% rise in first-quarter revenue, boosting its shares by 0.2% ahead of the announcement. The Dow Jones rose 0.12%, the S&P 500 gained 0.07%, and despite some declines, several megacap stocks saw gains, while Capri Holdings surged nearly 9% post-positive...

Israel announced the killing of Mohammed Sinwar, the presumed leader of Hamas in Gaza, during air strikes, as part of its ongoing military operations which have reportedly eliminated tens of thousands of terrorists since the outbreak of the Gaza war. Amidst a humanitarian crisis, the UN condemned a new aid distribution system bypassing traditional channels, following chaotic scenes at a food distribution site that left many injured, with conflicting claims about Israeli military actions. As...

Read a summary of this article on FAST.SINGAPORE: A 70-year-old woman, Sanmugamnathan Shamla, was fined S$1,200 for illegally feeding wild birds in Toa Payoh, violating the Wildlife Act. Despite previous warnings and a stern warning in 2020 for similar offenses, Shamla continued her actions, disrupting NParks' pigeon trapping efforts. NParks noted her persistent illegal feeding led to significant complaints, and she was ultimately prosecuted after failed attempts to dissuade her from feeding the pigeons. Full...