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  • Melbourne Symphony Cancels Concert Citing ‘Safety Concerns’ Amid Pianist’s Gaza Stance
    Melbourne Symphony Cancels Concert Citing ‘Safety Concerns’ Amid Pianist’s Gaza Stance
    The orchestra now states it was an error cancelling pianist Jayson Gillham's performance.
    August 15, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • Oscar Pistorius Is Eligible for Parole After Serving Half of His Murder Sentence, New Documents Say
    Oscar Pistorius Is Eligible for Parole After Serving Half of His Murder Sentence, New Documents Say
    CAPE TOWN, South Africa—Oscar Pistorius was eligible for parole in March under South African law and the double-amputee ...
    September 21, 2023BY The Associated Press
  • Mask Use ‘Aggravated’ Fatal Overdose Error in UK Hospital: Coroner
    Mask Use ‘Aggravated’ Fatal Overdose Error in UK Hospital: Coroner
    A man died from a fatal overdose in hospital after miscommunication between doctors was “aggravated” through mask use, ...
    February 15, 2022BY PA Media
  • Tesla Recalling Nearly 12,000 US Vehicles Over Software Communication Error
    Tesla Recalling Nearly 12,000 US Vehicles Over Software Communication Error
    WASHINGTON—Tesla Inc. is recalling nearly 12,000 U.S. vehicles sold since 2017 because a communication error may cause a ...
    November 2, 2021BY Reuters
  • NTSB: Pilot Error Likely Caused Vintage Bomber’s Fatal Crash
    NTSB: Pilot Error Likely Caused Vintage Bomber’s Fatal Crash
    HARTFORD—Pilot error probably caused the 2019 crash of a World War II-era bomber in Connecticut that killed seven ...
    April 13, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Texas State Health Department Corrects Death Toll After Mistakenly Attributing 225 Deaths to COVID-19
    Texas State Health Department Corrects Death Toll After Mistakenly Attributing 225 Deaths to COVID-19
    The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) announced that its system made an error calculating the number ...
    August 2, 2020BY Paula Liu
  • 81-Year-Old Joy Worrall Killed Herself After Pension Was Frozen in Error
    81-Year-Old Joy Worrall Killed Herself After Pension Was Frozen in Error
    An 81-year-old woman killed herself when her pension was frozen because of an administrative error. Joy Worrall, from ...
    May 10, 2019BY Mimi Nguyen Ly
  • Pokemon Go Creators Say Coding Error That Gave Company Access to Emails Will Be Fixed
    Pokemon Go Creators Say Coding Error That Gave Company Access to Emails Will Be Fixed
    The developers behind Pokémon Go are fixing a bug that gave the game far too much access to users' Google accounts. ...
    July 12, 2016BY Jim Liao
  • Check Your Wallets: This Quarter Is Worth Much More Than 25¢
    Check Your Wallets: This Quarter Is Worth Much More Than 25¢
    We commonly associate quarters with little token-like objects we pop into laundry machines so they'll wash our clothes. Alas, though ...
    June 6, 2016BY Jim Liao
  • Malaysian Student Owes Bank $2.4M After Bank Error in Australia
    Malaysian Student Owes Bank $2.4M After Bank Error in Australia
    A Malaysian student is facing serious consequences for spending a bank's money on designer clothes and handbags when ...
    May 9, 2016BY Sherley Boursiquot
  • New Website Wants Your Speech Mistakes
    New Website Wants Your Speech Mistakes
    We’ve all had our mind go blank in the middle of a conversation.
    August 7, 2015BY Brendan Lynch
  • How Taking the Blame Can Save a Business
    How Taking the Blame Can Save a Business
    Honesty is the best policy: researchers report companies can benefit by publicly taking the blame for poor performance.
    June 1, 2015BY Christian Basi
  • 8 Common Browser Error Messages That You Should Know
    8 Common Browser Error Messages That You Should Know
    Getting to know the common browser error messages will help you to troubleshoot your Internet connection for any ...
    February 3, 2015BY Vamsi Krishna
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    Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
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    US Returns $12 Billion Collected From Venezuela’s Oil Sales This Year
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