In response to increasing online fraud and money laundering, Nepal's Telecommunication Authority has mandated the immediate ...

Nepal blocks Telegram amid rising online fraud and money laundering concerns, citing the app's involvement in serious crimes and lack of cooperation with authorities.

E-bikes have exploded in popularity, based on sales figures. Over a three-year period between 2019 and 2022, sales swelled by 269% in the United States, according to ABC News. In 2022, sales totaled 1 ...

Arlington’s Lake Viridian beach closure follows safety concerns after police cleared large crowds and residents expressed worries about public safety.

Telegram partners with child safety group to scan content for sexual abuse material Before its CEO was arrested, Telegram had a reputation for resisting outside pressure to moderate content.

While Telegram’s new policy update could raise privacy concerns for the messenger app’s users, it mainly aims to curb criminal activity on the platform.

Politically motivated shootings prompt concerns about lawmakers’ safety, Capitol security State Sen. Jim Abeler, R-Anoka, said it’s time to look at increasing security at the Minnesota Capitol.

On Friday 14 February 2025, an investigation by The Guardian revealed that an underground network of men are using apps like Telegram to share and trade explicit images of local women. While ...

President Donald Trump would have unique influence over the operations of U.S. Steel under the terms of the investment being made by Nippon Steel.

Telegram has pushed back against the penalty, calling it "unfair and disproportionate," arguing that it had provided all necessary responses in 2023.

Telegram, which for years has had a reputation as a platform used to trade child sexual abuse material, has for the first time agreed to partner with a larger international watch group to combat ...

Why isn’t Telegram taking online safety seriously? Australia slaps nearly $1 million fine Telegram has pushed back against the penalty, calling it "unfair and disproportionate," arguing that it ...