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Hollywood has rocked the internet with a glimpse of a monster new offering “Godzilla vs Kong” released by Warner Bros Monday. Movie fans around the world have reveled in the trailer, which runs for almost two-and-a-half minutes and features just about everything you might want from a face-off between a leviathan lizard and a supersized gorilla. “Legends will collide,” teased Warner Bros as it unveiled a sneak peek at the new movie, which will see “the two most powerful forces of nature clash on the big screen in a spectacular battle for the ages.” The movie, directed by Adam Wingard, stars Alexander Skarsgard , Millie Bobby Brown , Rebecca Hall and young newcomer Kaylee Hottle as an orphaned girl with a special bond with the mighty ape. Legends will collide. Watch the long-awaited official trailer for #GodzillaVsKong , coming to theaters and streaming exclusively on @HBOMax *. *Available on @HBOMax in the US only, for 31 days, at no extra cost to subscribers. ... » Learn More about Godzilla vs Kong Trailer Gives First Glimpse of Epic Monster Showdown

ADDIS ABABA: United Nations leaders on Thursday (Friday in Manila) alleged possible crimes against humanity in Ethiopia’s Tigray region including by Eritrean troops, as they urged a pullout by the neighboring country, which denies involvement. The UN also warned of potentially catastrophic hunger as it pleaded for urgent humanitarian access, although divisions at the Security Council stopped the international community from showing a common front. A week after Amnesty International said that Eritrean troops massacred hundreds of people, the UN rights chief, Michelle Bachelet, joined calls for an investigation. Her office said it had corroborated information about incidents including indiscriminate shelling in the regional capital of Mekele and towns of Humera and Adigrat in November when Ethiopia launched an offensive. It had also verified “reports of grave human rights violations and abuses including mass killings in Axum and in Dengelat in central Tigray by Eritrean armed ... » Learn More about UN blasts Tigray for war crimes vs humanity

Manchester United maintained their position at the top of the table but couldn’t end Liverpool’s unbeaten league run at Anfield. United went into the game a point clear of second-placed Leicester after their win over Southampton on Saturday night. This draw means they are unbeaten in 12 premier league games since their defeat by Arsenal, picking up 30 points from a possible 36. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made three changes from the team that won doggedly at Burnley last week, with Victor Lindelof, Fred and Scott McTominay coming in for Eric Bailly, Edinson Cavani and Nemanja Matic. Liverpool controlled the opening 20 minutes of the game but United looked the most likely team to score beyond that period, with Bruno Fernandes going close from a free-kick. Fernandes and Paul Pogba spurned excellent chances to win it in the second half and United couldn’t find the breakthrough they were clearly looking for after bringing Edinson Cavani and Mason Greenwood off the bench. ... » Learn More about Liverpool vs Manchester United Come to a Disappointing 0-0 Draw

Insider threats may have been looming even before the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, but the crisis further put a corporation’s security in distress. Because of the drastic changes caused by the pandemic, the various factors that could motivate employees and other insiders to put their organization’s computer network in danger intensified. These include fear, anxiety, anger, depression and financial troubles. Working remotely also cultivated an environment that offers malicious insiders Organizations must increase their vigilance and diligence to reduce insider threats during this time. These can be done by applying a proactive approach in balancing security and privacy. The rise of insider threats The dramatic increase in security breaches requires organizations to take a more comprehensive approach in combating insider threats. A study by the Ponemon Institute, a leading security research organization, showed that insider threats have jumped by 47 percent over the past ... » Learn More about Preparation and prevention vs insider threats

As the Thai Baht soars and the economy lags household debt in Thailand  has risen to a record high of 340,000 baht per household. According to a poll on household debt, conducted by University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. Thanawat Polvichai,  a director at UTCC said the poll was conducted among 1,201 respondents across the country. The poll shows over 80% were in debt including car loans , housing loans and credit card debt. Household debt in 2019 grew only 7.4% and 79.8 % of respondents got loans from financial institutions. He said it was very worrying that the record high of household debt resulted from Thailand’s economic slowdown and the soaring Thai baht . The Thai economy is projected to grow 2.5 -2.6% this year. Lower than 3% for the first time in five years. Slow economic growth affect people’s income, so they needed to seek loans for personal consumption expenditure. He also suggested that the government put in place economic stimulus to revive ... » Learn More about Household Debt in Thailand has Risen to a Record High

A fit mature woman using the rowing machine in a gym. Image: Mypurgatoryyears/Istock.com via AFP Relaxnews New United States research has found that exercising several times a week could slow down the deterioration in the brain of those at high risk for Alzheimer’s disease. Carried out by researchers from UT Southwestern, the new study looked at 70 sedentary participants over the age of 55 with memory problems and split them into two groups. One group were told to do aerobic exercise for at least a half an hour, four to five times a week, and the other group were told to do flexibility training. Both exercise programs lasted for 12 months. The findings, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, showed that both exercise groups maintained similar cognitive abilities during the study in areas such as memory and problem solving. However, brain imaging showed that the participants who had an accumulation of amyloid beta in the brain (a sign of Alzheimer’s disease) and who ... » Learn More about Exercise could slow down effects of Alzheimer’s in high-risk individuals

A Thai doctor has issued a stark warning about the link between eating a lot of sugar and the risk of various life-threatening illnesses, including cancer. Wannee Nitiyanan says that high consumption of sugar can trigger a number of non-communicable diseases, such as fatty liver, clogged brain and heart arteries, fatty liver, and liver cancer. She adds that around 70% of deaths among Thais are the result of such non-communicable diseases, with the government spending between 400,000 and 500,000 million baht trying to manage the health crisis. Every 2 years, taxes on sugary drinks are increased, in an effort to encourage consumers to cut down. Meanwhile, according to Bangkok Hospital, around 4 million Thais have been diagnosed with diabetes. Without adequate management of the illness, it can cause serious complications. One of the leading causes of weight gain, which can potentially lead to the development of Type 2 diabetes, is high sugar consumption. Last year, the World Health ... » Learn More about Thai doctor warns of link between high sugar consumption and liver cancer

The People’s Republic of China isn’t exactly a favorite of the American public. Since the Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak of early 2020, Americans are questioning whether or not all of that cheap plastic junk from Wal-Mart doesn’t come with a hidden cost. It’s not just about the virus: There is also the spectre of deindustrialization, which has been a social disaster for the United States, particularly the rust belt. What’s more, Tucker Carlson and others reported during the early days of the Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak that the United States was dependent on China for basic medical supplies, such as penicillin. Carlson’s comments are incredibly important, especially when we begin drilling down further into just how reliant the United States is on China: 97 percent of all antibiotics and 80 percent of all active ingredients in American pharmaceuticals come from China. In 2017 alone, the United States imported a whopping $4.6 billion in foodstuffs from the People’s Republic of China. ... » Learn More about How the People’s Republic of China is Buying American Influence

The Biden administration is preparing its monster $1.9-trillion stimulus package, which triggered last week a heated debate among Washington heavyweight economists. The dispute intensified when Lawrence Summers said the stimulus would cause US inflation to jump, so much so that it would hurt the economy. It’s not just a Mr. Anyone who voiced out this concern, as Summers was a treasury secretary during the Clinton administration and a top economic adviser to former US president Barak Obama. Summers was quoted as saying US inflation could even reach the highest level in a generation. His opinion is nothing less than interesting, though the horrific idea of how high inflation could jump is, in reality, less dramatic than it sounds, as a generation in the Western world only spans 30 years. Back in 1991, US inflation stood at around 4.25 percent. This figure was again hit in 2008, just before the global financial crisis sent the world in a nosedive. Summers also foresees a big risk ... » Learn More about Inflation is rising and some are worrying

Running a business is far complicated from an easy job. In fact, businesses owners are said to have stress levels as high as anyone else if not more. It has forever been thought that owning your own business absolves you of stress. This is far from the case. Business owners are people who have to manage the business, their own household and ensure that the employees get paid on time so that they too can take money home to their families. The business owner or the person managing the company has an immense task of making sure that everything goes right. The fact that they have to invest and make sure that the investment pays off, in the long run, is bad enough. It’s a major burden to take a risk like that and know that you are responsible. You are responsible for the entity in society and the lives which it effects, your own included. Though debts have forever been seen as this monster which you need to be aware of all the time, it is important to understand how imperative it is ... » Learn More about Eight Things to Avoid When Applying for a Business Loan