'What the hell is that?' Ivanka Trump roasted over this 'nightmare-inducing' Thanksgiving centrepiece
"Wow, even the pumpkins are white," one Twitter user wrote.
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How North Korean hackers may be playing hide and seek by operating from inside India
Security experts believe that Pyongyang's hackers could likely be working out of India and other foreign nations to provide the "Kim regime plausible deniability".
Pakistan Defence's verified Twitter account suspended over photoshopped picture of Indian student
The account was earlier accused of spreading propaganda, conspiracy theories and running campaigns against Pakistani journalists and activists who are critical of the government.
Well-designed workspaces have a direct effect on productivity
Growing number of organisations are realising that they can design their buildings as incubators of creativity and stimulation.
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Germany bans smartwatches for children over privacy concerns, urges parents to destroy devices
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Aadhaar data leak: More than 200 Indian government websites expose citizens' key personal details
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Chicago plans to sue US Steel for toxic metal leak into Lake Michigan
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US Army's next-gen cruise missiles can reach targets over 480km away
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Super-Earth 55 Cancri e might have an atmosphere like ours
Exoplanet 55 Cancri e is located around 40-light years away from us and is twice as big as the Earth.
'Killer robots' are here to stay for now as UN ban looks a distant prospect
The head of UN body on autonomous weapons says "robots are not taking over the world".
Researchers decode the mystery behind Pluto's super cold temperatures
The tiny planet is chilled at -203 degrees Celsius, which is way lower than what was initially noted through instruments on Earth.
Watch Nasa launch its next-gen satellite which will improve weather forecasts up to 7 days in advance
The JPSS-1 will orbit Earth 14 times a day from pole to pole, making detailed readings of weather, temperature and other long term patterns.
Lockheed Martin's Iron Man-style exoskeleton could soon help soldiers carry heavy equipment over rough terrain
The device works on Dermoskeleton technology, which uses advanced sensors to reduce the amount of stress on the knees and lower back.
As Earth's rotation slows down, scientists predict more intense earthquakes
Next year, scientists have predicted several massive earthquakes, especially in the equatorial region.
These are the world's most endangered animals, and they are being wiped out by humans
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has updated its list of species most in danger of going extinct, with 19 animals now listed as "critically endangered".
Archaeologists find 'cremated remains of Buddha' in ancient Chinese box alongside 260 statues
Around 260 Buddhist statues, some over six-and-a-half feet tall, were found in Jingchuan County, China.
'Perfect': The internet is making hilarious memes of Donald Trump's awkward water bottle moment
The incident triggered a fierce meme battle, with people creatively doctoring pictures of Trump's water sip in various ways.
Star Wars Battlefront 2 writer Mitch Dyer on creative freedom and what the series means to him
IBTimes UK sits down with Star Wars Battlefront 2 writer Mitch Dyer to discuss creative freedom, the expanded universe and what Star Wars means to him.
'WTF': Sarah Sanders furiously slammed over her 'bizarre' defence of Trump on sexual misconduct
"Today's lesson from the White House, kids: Never apologize or take responsibility for your actions," one Twitter user wrote.
North Korea hacks, Anonymous strikes and Russia trolls: The week in cybersecurity
From Amaq hacks to Anonymous and Russian troll farms - here are the biggest cybersecurity news stories of the week, as chosen by the IBTimes UK technology desk.
Mysterious and 'exotic' cosmic rays are slamming the Earth and no one knows why
The Earth is being hit by a massive amount of anti-matter called positrons, but scientists are still to discover the source of the particles.
Black Plague victims among 1,500 skeletons discovered in 30 mass graves next to 'bone church'
Archaeologists unearthed the remains from the massive burial site near the Czech Republic's Sedlec Ossuary, known for its extensive use of human bones as decoration.
Best technology deals of the week: Google Home, Amazon Echo, LG 4K TV and more
With Black Friday fast approaching, there are a number of great tech deals out there this week, including on voice-controlled personal assistants, Google Home and Amazon Echo.
PSN down: PlayStation Network suffers major server outage across US and Europe
The outage comes on the heels of another disruption last weekend that saw some PS4 users report issues logging into PSN and accessing Call of Duty: WW2 servers.
Uber driver accuses high-profile NFL quarterback Jameis Winston of grabbing her crotch
The former Uber driver, identified as Kate, told the media outlet that Winston "behaved poorly" from the start of the ride.
Pentagon data leak: Massive trove of global social media data left accidentally exposed online
The Pentagon accidentally left exposed three "publicly downloadable" databases, one of which contained nearly 1.8 billion of social media data.
Endangered species are most at risk in East Asia and the Pacific - here's why
New research breaks down the number of endangered species concentrated in specific countries. Indonesia is the worst hiut, with 188 mammals classified as endangered.
Amazon Key hacked: Tech-savvy couriers could exploit cameras and sneak into homes
Amazon has pledged to release a security patch after a team of cybersecurity researchers showed its delivery service, which lets couriers inside homes, could be hacked.
Teenager electrocuted to death by iPhone charging cable
A teenage girl from Vietnam has died after being exposed to live wires in a faulty charging cable connected to her iPhone that electrocuted her while she slept.
Unilad's Facebook page with 34 million fans deleted by social network
Hugely popular viral news Facebook page taken down after apparently violating the site's posting policy.
Greenpeace slams Coca-Cola's 110 billion plastic bottles a year with sassy Christmas advert
Greenpeace released an alternative Coca-Cola Christmas advert to highlight the vast amount of plastic waste that ends up in the oceans every year.
Could a mysterious 'blue flash' hold the key to what really happened at Chernobyl?
Scientists have come up with a new hypothesis that challenges the accepted version of events in the initial moments of the disaster.
Dark web markets are leaking their real IP addresses, risking police takedowns
New dark web markets that have recently cropped up appear to be run by inexperienced hackers, leaving the sites vulnerable.
Watch Boston Dynamics' humanoid Atlas robot doing backflips like a pro
According to Boston Dynamics, Atlas runs on battery power and has been built from 3D-printed parts.
Here are the details about Pope Francis' special edition Lamborghini Huracan
The pontiff's car has a white paint job with gold racing stripes running from the hood to the back of the two-seater.
Watch out white nationalists, Twitter is now watching you in the real-world
Twitter has clarified it will take real-world actions into account when deciding if applicants are worthy of the blue tick.
The new Tesla Roadster may be the quickest car in the world
Elon Musk has shocked attendees of a much-anticipated press conference in California with what he claimed will be the quickest car in the world – the Roadster.
What is Terdot? Malicious banking malware can monitor and modify your Facebook and Twitter accounts
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