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A class-action lawsuit brought by users, including church groups, states they were bombarded with abusive messages and imagery

Zoom Video Communications Inc., owner of the popular meeting application that rose to prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic, will pay $85 million to users and implement changes to its business as part of a class action settlement tied to multiple "Zoombombing" incidents — including one in which pornography was streamed…

Dispute at Actors’ Benevolent Fund pitted Penelope Keith and other trustees against general secretary

Ruby Fuller, 18, died on 15 May 2020, the same day the Prime Minister was pictured in 10 Downing Street's garden having cheese and wine with his wife and colleagues

LOS ANGELES — One roamed for hours through an oak preserve asking God to speak to her through the silence.

DALLAS — Back on Sept. 27, Mavericks media day on the eve of training camp, Jalen Brunson knew the question was coming as he sat down in front of reporters in American Airlines Center and others on Zoom.

The subject of the US Treasury’s sanctioning of Tyson Fury’s advisor Daniel Kinahan was entirely avoided during a pre-fight conference call

The number of vape users is increasing, but 59 per cent of adults, who use vaping as an alternative to smoking, admit they’re not clear on what is, or isn’t good, social vaping etiquette

"It was a weird feeling, going from having shows every weekend to having nothing. I had to adapt and find new ways to be creative."