An Aussie has lost it at their bank after it made a 'creepy' request before she could access her own money.

The woman wrote on Facebook she complained to the bank about 'taking a picture of me without my permission when they made me ...

In the new photos, fans can see Gavin, Stacey, Nessa and Smithy giggling with the likes of Gwen, Jason and Uncle Bryn in what appears to be a festive gathering at Pam and Mick's home in Billericay, ...

Securus Technologies and ViaPath Technologies control about 80 percent of the US market for calls in prisons and jails.

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The independent armed forces media outlet ranked Ole Miss as being in the top 5 in the Southeast and top 15 in the nation in ...

Approaching the 83rd anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack on Saturday, some families in Durango are feeling pressure to ...

The Government of Alberta today introduced a strategy to establish itself as North America's premier destination for AI data ...

Ment, from Seattle-based Mems, made to look like a vintage film slide, sits next to a smartphone which can display a ...

Just about anyone can take a picture with their smartphone. But some parents are paying top dollar to capture the perfect ...

Software engineer Vishnu Mohandas decided he would quit Google in more ways than one when he learned that the tech giant had ...

List out the username and password for every online service or account that you use, including email, social media, financial institutions, streaming services and cloud storage, then do the same for ...