Новости за 11.06.2021

After being silent on Twitter since 2014, the admin of the Twitter account @AnimeJokes returned to the site on June 8 alleging that they had been incarcerated for seven years for torrenting—or peer-to-peer, decentralized file-sharing—and resisting arrest.

A group of white dancers from the Czech Republic is receiving backlash after posting a video on Instagram wearing black face paint while performing a “Bollywood Haka” dance. 

On Friday, world leaders gathered in Cornwall, England for the first major international summit since the COVID-19 pandemic. The Group of Seven (G7) summit will include a pledge for 1 billion vaccine shots for the world.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Thursday that it is part of an effort to intercept and put an end to Slilpp, an online marketplace for stolen credentials. The DOJ is reportedly working alongside Germany, Romania, and the Netherlands in the endeavor.

A Black TikToker caught the moment a white woman administering her coronavirus vaccine asked her if her waist-length braids are real.

More than 20 civil liberties organizations and thousands of their supporters are calling on Amazon to shut down its "surveillance empire."

Former President Donald Trump's Justice Department reportedly secretly seized the phone records of Democratic members of Congress, their aides, and family members in an effort to hunt for leaks from stories about Trump's associates' ties to Russia.

Two Nevada teenagers allegedly fatally stabbed one of their parents. In a video, they talk about murdering someone.

A Facebook post in which a father celebrates his 14-year-old son working "every day" at Burger King is stirring debate online over the role of children in the workforce.

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