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On Monday, a New York appeals court temporarily halted a substantial civil business fraud judgment against Donald Trump for 10 days and significantly lowered the bond amount he needs to post to $175 million for a longer stay of the award. This ruling was issued on the same day that New York Attorney General Letitia James could have begun seizing Trump's real estate assets and bank accounts to fulfill a judgment of $454 million and increasing, following his failure to secure an appeal bond. However, James is currently barred from doing so due to the order from the five-judge panel in the appellate division of the Manhattan Supreme Court, which reduced the bond threshold by approximately 60% without providing a reason. Trump assured reporters after exiting a hearing in the same court, where his trial on criminal business records charges related to a hush money payment to a porn star was scheduled for April 15, that he would post whatever is necessary, whether it be cash or secu...

Federal prosecutors in New York announced on Tuesday that two men are accused of starting a business in China using stolen battery manufacturing technology from Tesla and attempting to market the confidential data. Federal authorities reported the arrest of Klaus Pflugbeil, a 58-year-old Canadian living in Ningbo, China. He was arrested on Long Island on Tuesday morning under the impression that he was meeting with businessmen to negotiate the price of the information he was selling. However, the businessmen were, in fact, undercover federal agents. The other person named in the criminal complaint is a 47-year-old man from Ningbo, Yilong Shao, who remains at large. The two are accused of conspiring to share trade secrets, a crime that could result in up to 10 years of imprisonment if found guilty. There was no immediate response from Pflugbeil’s lawyer to phone and email messages seeking comment on Tuesday night, and Tesla also didn’t respond promptly to a questioning email messa...

There's a new insanely popular food on the internet, and it's something everyone can afford. The maker is a pizza company that is famous for its cheap but attractive offers. It’s Little Caesars, which released its new Crazy Puffs on March 11, promising fast food consumers a satisfying handheld option. The company describes the puffs as "bite-sized pockets of pizza perfection". They come in the forms of mini pizzas wrapped in a crust cup with red sauce, cheese, optional pepperoni, and a little garlic butter topping. The price is only $3.99 for a pack of four puffs. At first glance, we don't see any innovation in this food product, because it just reuses the classic pizza to be more portable. But it seems the internet says otherwise. Putting aside the innovation factor, many social media users call Crazy Puffs one of the best fast foods that money can buy. The puffs suddenly went viral on social media, with influencers and regular people posting thei...

The delay for the Samsung Galaxy S24's first firmware update was finally over. This update brought important fixes for dull display colors and camera processing improvements. Samsung quickly rolled out a second update for the smartphone, although without bringing any significant changes. After two firmware updates, it’s still possible for the company to further improve the Galaxy S24 Ultra's camera performance. The Korean smartphone maker will allegedly release a major camera-specific update for its flagship in April. A leak from Ice Universe claims Samsung is preparing two software updates for the Galaxy S24 series. The Galaxy S24 Ultra March update will add an underage mode and some optimizations. There aren't many updates involving the camera. April will usher in a major camera update involving white balance and telephoto image quality. — ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) March 19, 2024 The March update will add an "underage mode" and introduce some came...

Cole Herrmann and Tessa Barton have successfully turned their passion and practicality into profit by creating a photo editing app. This app, designed with both creativity and utility in mind, has become their most lucrative asset. Newly married in 2017 and facing economic challenges, the couple ventured into various side businesses. From denim lines and collage equipment to writing and selling books, they tried it all, but with little to no results. During this time, they also struggled to meet the monthly rent of $2,800 for their New York apartment. Herrmann was a full-time software developer, while Barton was a freelance photographer and emerging influencer. Leveraging their expertise, they began creating and selling photo filters in Adobe Lightroom. They saw an opportunity when their filters started garnering audience interest. That prompted them to step up their game by creating a photo editing app, Tezza, named after Barton's nickname from college in 2018. Wha...

The Apex Legends game was struck by a hacking attack on Sunday night that resulted in the game's esports league temporarily suspending North American tournaments. In the middle of a tournament match, Apex pro player Noyan "Genburten" Ozkose said that his game was hacked and taken over to spread cheats on his account. In a video clip from the player's live stream, the cheat program's settings menu briefly appears before Genburten shouts, "I'm hacked, I'm hacked!" Genburten, who was playing on a controller, was surprised when text appeared in the chat box of his account: "by Destroyer2009 & R4ndom" and "Apex hacking global series." Genburten said that he could see everyone. The locations of all other players appear on the screen, indicating that someone has applied a visibility hack to his account. Text connected to the cheat program also appears in the top left corner of the player's screen. Soon after that Ge...