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Turkish Election Re-Run: Erdogan’s Ruling Party Set to Lose Control of Istanbul

According to the state-run press agency Anadolu, the Turkish opposition's mayoral candidate, Ekrem Imamoglu, won again in a new election in Istanbul on Sunday, winning over 54 percent of the vote.

Analysts predict oil could jump to over $100 per barrel if war breaks out

As the latest escalation of conflict in the middle east has already shown, a war between the US and Iran would impact global oil prices

An Intelligence officer reveals a big Turkish-Qatari scandal

Trusted Turkish intelligence sources disclosed files on the Palestinian prisoner Zaki Hassan's "assassination"

Microsoft bans Slack and discourages AWS and Google Docs use internally

Microsoft has prohibited its 100,000 + staff from using the free version of Slack

Twitter account of the former director of French intelligence, Bernard Bajolet, is fake

A fake Twitter account allegedly belonging to former director of the French intelligence, Bernard Bajolet, has been spotted earlier today.

The new Mustang Shelby GT500 is the most powerful street-legal Ford to date

Ford promised that the 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 would be its strongest car ever, and it wasn't joking.
16.5 tons of cocaine worth $1 billion seized at Philadelphia port

More than $1 Billion worth of Cocaine Seized at Philadelphia Port

Transport ship full of cocaine was confiscated at a port in Philadelphia in what the police say is the biggest seizure in the history
Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic is a popular destination for U.S. tourists

Why are tourists from USA dying in Dominican Republic?

Joseph Allen's relatives claim he was healthy and visited the Dominican Republic frequently. Several of the visitors who died during this year drank from their...
Israeli company claims it can break into any iPhone and high end Android phone

Forensics firm claims it can break into any Apple or Android product

Apple makes it a point to stress safety and privacy characteristics with every product announcement. This occurred at Apple's annual event
Tough talk by the AU and US looks unlikely to dislodge Sudan's military junta

Sudan crisis and subsequent potential disaster

Masses of demonstrators calling for a fresh age of wealth and accountability in Sudan celebrated earlier this year as army armies overthrew Omar al-Bashir, the long-ruling dictator of the country.

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