Hunter uses skills to help hungry refugees
A Hungarian outdoorsman uses his cooking skills in the field to welcome cold, hungry refugees from Ukraine at the border with a hot meal. Tamas… Read More »Hunter uses skills to help hungry refugees
Business
‘The Batman’ opens with blockbuster ticket sales
“The Batman” landed a $128.5 million blockbuster in theaters across the United States and Canada this weekend, demonstrating the enduring power of one of Hollywood’s… Read More »‘The Batman’ opens with blockbuster ticket sales
Ukraine says evacuations stall amid Russian shelling
LVIV, Ukraine (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian civilians trying to flee to safety were forced to take shelter from Russian shelling that shelled… Read More »Ukraine says evacuations stall amid Russian shelling
Oil prices rise as US discusses Russian import ban
Oil prices rose again on Sunday as the United States considers an embargo on Russian imports in response to the war in Ukraine. The price… Read More »Oil prices rise as US discusses Russian import ban
Gas averages $4 per gallon, 1st time since 2008
NEW YORK (AP) — The price of regular gasoline dropped an average of $4 per gallon (3.8 liters) in the US for the first time… Read More »Gas averages $4 per gallon, 1st time since 2008
US gas prices rise above $4 a gallon
Gas prices in the United States are rising to their highest levels since 2008 as the Russian invasion of Ukraine disrupts the global energy market.… Read More »US gas prices rise above $4 a gallon
Moscow police stop people and demand to read their text messages, reporter says
A detained protester displays a ‘No War!’ sign from a police van in St. Petersburg, Russia, Thursday, February 24, 2022.Dmitri Lovetsky/AP Moscow police are holding… Read More »Moscow police stop people and demand to read their text messages, reporter says
For German companies, ties to Russia are personal, not just financial
BERLIN — When Peter Fenkl heard that Russia had invaded Ukraine, he said his first thoughts were not for the business his German company would… Read More »For German companies, ties to Russia are personal, not just financial
Why American mask makers are going bankrupt
Mike Bowen has spent much of the pandemic saying, “I told you so,” and you can hardly blame him. In 2005, just as low-cost Chinese… Read More »Why American mask makers are going bankrupt
NYRR’s Washington Heights 5K Will Honor Fallen NYPD Detectives
NYRR’s Washington Heights 5K Will Honor Fallen NYPD Detectives
Fraud thrives on Zelle. The banks say it’s not their problem.
Another Wells Fargo customer, Julia Gibson, lost $2,500 in October to a similar scam. After reporting the fraud to the bank, she was given a… Read More »Fraud thrives on Zelle. The banks say it’s not their problem.
A Trump-appointed former senior adviser to the defense secretary says Russian forces have been ‘too gentle’ on Ukraine, calling Zelensky a ‘puppet’
A burnt-out car is seen on the street after a rocket launched by Russian invaders on Tuesday, March 1, at about 8:00 a.m. local time,… Read More »A Trump-appointed former senior adviser to the defense secretary says Russian forces have been ‘too gentle’ on Ukraine, calling Zelensky a ‘puppet’
In Ukraine, online gig workers continue to code during the war
At the end In January, Hanna Kompanieten received an email from Upwork, a website where she has been in contact with online customers for seven… Read More »In Ukraine, online gig workers continue to code during the war
NYRR Washington Heights 5K will honor fallen detectives
NYRR Washington Heights 5K will honor fallen detectives
Mastercard and Visa suspend operations in Russia
Mastercard and Visa said they would suspend operations in Russia, essentially separating cardholders there from transactions outside the country in response to the invasion of… Read More »Mastercard and Visa suspend operations in Russia
