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Social media users recently began posting videos showing the front of an iPhone emitting rapid, invisible infrared flashes. The claim: the device is taking covert pictures of you every five seconds. One article by Surfshark states the viral videos ask “Why does my iPhone secretly take a picture of me every few seconds?” and explains the phenomenon. Another report from The Mac Observer explains how on the iPhone 17 the front-camera tracking may feel like continuous recording b

The shocking alleged plan: what federal documents reveal Two residents of North Texas — Gavin Rivers Weisenburg , 21, of Allen, Texas, and Tanner Christopher Thomas , 20, of Argyle, Texas — have been indicted by a federal grand jury for what prosecutors describe as an “elaborate scheme” to carry out a coup-style invasion of the Haitian island of Île de Gonâve. According to the indictment cited by the news outlet FOX 4 Dallas‑Fort Worth , the men allegedly planned to purchase

Two major health developments reported by CNN  this week highlight how fast-changing environmental and zoonotic threats are impacting Americans. A Washington resident has become the first confirmed U.S. case of the H5N5 bird flu strain , while a New Jersey man has died from alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) —a rare, tick-triggered allergy to red meat. Both cases illustrate rising public-health risks tied to wildlife, changing ecosystems, and gaps in public awareness. The First U.S. Ca

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated Android spyware framework, dubbed LANDFALL , that targeted high-end Samsung Galaxy devices and exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Samsung’s image-processing library. Disclosed by Unit 42 of Palo Alto Networks, the campaign demonstrates the growing threat posed by commercial-grade offensive tools  and highlights significant legal, regulatory and policy implications for mobile device manufacturers, enterprise users and