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The United Sta­tes has revo­ked more than 100,000 visas sin­ce Pre­si­dent Donald Trump took office on an anti-migrant plat­form, a record for a sin­gle year, the Sta­te Depart­ment said Mon­day. “The Trump admi­nis­tra­ti­on has no hig­her prio­ri­ty than pro­tec­ting Ame­ri­can citi­zens and uphol­ding Ame­ri­can sove­reig­n­ty,” Sta­te Depart­ment spo­kes­man Tom­my Pigott said. The figu­re sin­ce Trump’s The post US says revo­ked 100,000 visas sin­ce Trump return appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Mat­tel has unvei­led an autis­tic Bar­bie, the toy giant’s latest offe­ring aimed at allo­wing a broa­der ran­ge of child­ren “to see them­sel­ves” in the ico­nic pla­s­tic doll. The Bar­bie line, which first intro­du­ced dolls with disa­bi­li­ties in 2019, alre­a­dy fea­tures Bar­bies with type 1 dia­be­tes, Down syn­dro­me and blind­ness, the US com­pa­ny said in a The post Mat­tel intro­du­ces ‘autis­tic Bar­bie’ appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Some 15,000 nur­ses went on strike Mon­day in New York city at three lar­ge pri­va­te hos­pi­tal groups over pay and con­di­ti­ons. Offi­ci­als declared a sta­te of emer­gen­cy over the work stop­pa­ge which the New York Sta­te Nur­ses Asso­cia­ti­on (NYSNA) said on its web­site came after months of bar­gai­ning for a new con­tract rea­ched a dead­lock. The post 15,000 NY nur­ses stage lar­gest-ever strike over con­di­ti­ons appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Homo­se­xu­al beha­viour in pri­ma­tes has a deep evo­lu­tio­na­ry basis and is more likely to occur in spe­ci­es that live in harsh envi­ron­ments, are hun­ted by pre­da­tors or live in more com­plex socie­ties, sci­en­tists said Mon­day. Males or fema­les of the same sex moun­ting or other­wi­se sti­mu­la­ting each other have been docu­men­ted across the ani­mal king­dom. The post Sci­en­tists reve­al what dri­ves homo­se­xu­al beha­viour in pri­ma­tes appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Israe­li poli­ce issued an arrest war­rant for a for­mer aide to Prime Minis­ter Ben­ja­min Net­an­ya­hu on Mon­day, accu­sing him of being impli­ca­ted in two affairs invol­ving the premier’s office. Isra­el Ein­horn, a for­mer cam­paign advi­ser to Net­an­ya­hu who now lives in Ser­bia, appeared on a list of peo­p­le whom the poli­ce suspect of invol­vement in The post Israe­li poli­ce issues arrest war­rant against for­mer Net­an­ya­hu aide appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Wide­spread jamming of the Star­link satel­li­te inter­net ser­vice used by some Ira­ni­an oppo­si­ti­on mem­bers is a likely first in peace­time but impos­si­ble to sus­tain nati­on­wi­de, experts told AFP. Tehr­an has sought to com­ple­te­ly cut off inter­net access as pro­tests spark­ed by eco­no­mic grie­van­ces have gathe­red pace. A black­out of the inter­net deli­ver­ed by ground cables The post Tehran’s Star­link jamming fur­ther iso­la­tes Ira­ni­ans appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Tech giants Apple and Goog­le announ­ced Mon­day a mul­ti-year part­ner­ship that will see Apple’s next-gene­ra­ti­on arti­fi­ci­al intel­li­gence fea­tures, inclu­ding its Siri chat­bot, powered by Google’s Gemi­ni tech­no­lo­gy. The col­la­bo­ra­ti­on marks a signi­fi­cant shift for Apple, which has tra­di­tio­nal­ly deve­lo­ped its core tech­no­lo­gies in-house. “After careful eva­lua­ti­on, Apple deter­mi­ned that Google’s Al tech­no­lo­gy pro­vi­des the most The post Apple choo­ses Google’s Gemi­ni AI to power Siri appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Rus­sia has atta­cked two more civi­li­an ships in the Black Sea, both of which were trans­port­ing food pro­ducts, Ukraine’s regio­nal deve­lo­p­ment minis­ter said Mon­day. The attacks spark­ed a fire on board one of the ships and woun­ded a crew mem­ber, the minis­ter wro­te on Tele­gram. “This is fur­ther pro­of that Rus­sia is deli­bera­te­ly attack­ing civi­li­an The post Rus­sia attacks two more civi­li­an ships in Black Sea: Kyiv appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Spa­nish ener­gy giant Ende­sa on Mon­day said a cyber­at­tack had com­pro­mi­sed the per­so­nal data of some of its mil­li­ons of cus­to­mers but ruled out frau­du­lent use of the infor­ma­ti­on. A “mali­cious actor” acces­sed data rela­ted to cus­to­mer ener­gy con­tracts, cont­act details, ID num­bers and pay­ment methods, the com­pa­ny said in a mes­sa­ge to cli­ents and The post Hack hits Spa­nish ener­gy giant Endesa’s cli­ent data appeared first on Insi­der Paper.

Rus­sia on Mon­day con­dem­ned what it cal­led attempts by “for­eign powers” to inter­fe­re in Iran, after the United Sta­tes threa­ten­ed to inter­ve­ne in the Isla­mic republic’s dead­ly crack­down on pro­tes­ters. In a call with his Ira­ni­an coun­ter­part, Rus­si­an Secu­ri­ty Coun­cil Secre­ta­ry Ser­gei Shoi­gu “stron­gly con­dem­ned yet ano­ther attempt by for­eign powers to inter­fe­re in Iran’s The post Rus­sia con­demns ‘for­eign powers’ inter­fe­ring in Iran appeared first on Insi­der Paper.