Giant 21ft great white shark named Deep Blue spotted off coast of Hawaii

It was the opportunity of a lifetime: the chance for a team of divers to photograph themselves alongside Deep Blue, the notorious great white shark.  But, in the words of one commentator, the resulting headline could easily have read: "stupid human dies chasing a 20ft shark".  The female, one of the largest sharks ever recorded,…

Canada's New Public Alert System Will Run A Test On Your Cellphone

OTTAWA — Millions of cellphones, tablets and other portable devices will sound off across the country next week to test Canada’s new public emergency alert system. The country’s broadcast and telecom regulator says the tests will be carried out next Monday in Ontario and Quebec and on Wednesday in the rest of the country. Test…

Rod Rosenstein, man who appointed Robert Mueller, ‘plans to leave’ Justice Department

Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, plans to leave the Justice Department shortly after a new attorney general is sworn into office, according to sources. Mr Rosenstein has overseen special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation, a role which has repeatedly drawn the ire of Donald Trump, who has labelled the probe a "witch hunt". Mr…

FBI arrest Isil supporter who planned to attack White House with anti-tank rocket

An American supporter of the Islamic State has been arrested after he plotted to blow a hole in the White House with an anti-tank rocket and storm the building. Hasher Jallal Taheb, 21, from the town of Cumming, Georgia, was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday, on the eve of his planned attack. He had…

Big 3 Rank Behind Regional Providers In TV, Internet Satisfaction: J.D. Power

J.D. Power Canada released their 2018 customer satisfaction rankings for TV and internet service, and none of the country’s big telecoms — Rogers, Bell and Telus — ranked first. Videotron, which services Quebec and some parts of New Brunswick and Ontario, was the highest ranking internet service provider in eastern Canada — a spot it…

Standoff over migrant rescue boat finally ends – but British crew fear arrest by Italian authorities

Italy gave permission for 47 migrants stranded on board a rescue vessel to disembark in Sicily on Wednesday, as British crew members said they feared being arrested. Matteo Salvini, the country’s hardline interior minister, has accused the NGO Sea Watch of aiding and abetting illegal migration by rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean and bringing them…