PRAGUE (AP) – Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the former Soviet satellite states of central and eastern Europe and has been strongly condemned by… Read More »Putin invades Ukraine loses allies in Eastern Europe
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine threatens to cut off some international shipments of wheat, fuel shortages and drive up the price of an essential crop at… Read More »Ukraine invasion threatens global wheat supply
narrative Protesters gather at the Russian embassy in Washington A crowd gathered outside the Russian embassy in Washington on Thursday morning, February 24, after President… Read More »West promises massive sanctions for Russian attack
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In the handwritten will of Mrs. West insisted that her brother-in-law Sol West, after her husband died earlier, would bury the car. If he did… Read More »You can take it with you if the grave is deep enough
sen. Mitt Romney put the blame for Wednesday night’s Russian invasion of Ukraine on the policies of the three most recent US presidents, including Barack… Read More »‘The 80s called and we didn’t answer’
Takuma Miyazono started driving virtual racing cars at the age of 4 when his father took home the highly realistic motorsport game Gran Turismo 4†… Read More »Sony’s AI controls a race car like a champion
Former President Donald Trump at a rally in Conroe, Texas, on Jan. 29. (Go Nakamura/Reuters) Shortly before Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the launch of… Read More »Trump praises Putin again just before Russia invades Ukraine
WASHINGTON — President Biden said on Wednesday he would impose economic sanctions against the company behind a new natural gas pipeline between Russia and Germany.… Read More »New US sanctions targeting Russian company behind Nord Stream 2
axios America prepares for a possible 4th COVID injection Even as the Omicron wave wanes, federal health officials, experts and the vaccine makers are already… Read More »COVID may increase the risk of developing heart problems
The sale of fossil fuels by energy companies is “obviously a big problem,” said Pieter de Pous, senior policy advisor at environmental think tank E3G.… Read More »Energy companies go ‘green’ by discharging dirty coal plants
A 53-year-old man convicted of fraud successfully deferred reporting to a federal prison complex in East North Carolina while seeking medical treatment, prosecutors said. That… Read More »Man who walks past North Carolina jail goes to Vegas and cashes $92,000, FBI says
To try to collect data that could lead to the approval of condoms for anal sex, the company teamed up with researchers at Emory University,… Read More »FDA grants first condom approval for anal sex
With no personal connections, “it’s just a job, it’s just a list of tasks, there’s no loyalty to the company,” said Chris Collins, an assistant… Read More »It’s hard to build a corporate culture in a remote working world
DAYTONA BEACH, Florida (AP) — A former criminal justice major and college cheerleader was convicted more than 15 years ago for the murder of three… Read More »Ex-cheerleader guilty of deadly Florida prostitutes
