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RUSSIA has issued a stark warning to the US to keep its warships away from Crimea "for their own good" and accused them of turning the region into a "powder keg", as the Ukraine border crisis becomes increasingly hostile. It comes as Washington deployed two ships to the Black Sea and reiterated that the US "stands firmly behind" its European […]
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Minnesota: Protesters stand on top of police cars When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Daunte Wright’s death sparked a […]
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An Indigenous academic who labelled as racist a study on criminal offending by Sudanese people in Victoria has apologised to the report’s author, Dr Stephane Shepherd, who is himself African-Australian. Dr Shepherd, who was born in Mauritius and identifies as creole – of mixed French and African descent – co-authored a paper last year titled Estimating the extent and nature […]
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Making the digital artworks requires colossal amounts of computing power, and that means greenhouse gases. By Hiroko Tabuchi When Chris Precht, an Austrian architect and artist, first learned about nonfungible tokens, the digital collectibles taking the art world by storm, he was so enthralled, he said, he “felt like a little kid again.” So Mr. Precht, who is known for […]
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More On: cold cases Ancient coins may solve mystery of murderous 1600s pirate NYC man arrested in decades-old cold case slaying Body found in 1977 homicide identified as former Philadelphia cop’s wife Woman arrested 23 years after newborn son found dead in trash A woman confessed that her late husband killed a young mom and her 4-year-old son who vanished […]
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UK economy clawed back ground in February with construction sector driving 0.4% growth despite brutal lockdown The UK economy grew by 0.4 per cent in February according to latest figures The expansion came despite the brutal Covid lockdown rules still being in force GDP is still around 8 per cent lower than before the pandemic caused chaos The UK economy […]
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City manager fired after calling for due process in police shooting FOX News correspondent Mike Tobin has the latest from Brooklyn Center, Minnesota on ‘FOX News Primetime’ The Minnesota cop charged with shooting and killing a 20-year-old Black man during a traffic stop Sunday afternoon has been identified. The officer is Kimberly A. Potter, whose career with the Brooklyn Center […]
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Mt Ruapehu’s crater lake temperature is continuing to fluctuate, but the government geoscience agency says volcanic activity remains within normal parameters for the mountain. On Tuesday GNS Science said the crater lake temperature had risen to 40C, with around 400 megawatts of heat entering the lake according to recent samples. The volcanic alert level remains at 1, indicating minor volcanic […]
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SALT LAKE CITY — A sheriff’s deputy who lost his eye in a shootout outside the Salt Lake City area’s jail has been released from the hospital, officials said Monday. Deputy Leland Grossett underwent surgery Saturday after being shot in the eye and was released from the hospital Monday afternoon, the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office said. “After a devastating […]
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More On: times square Times Square foot traffic increasing even without Broadway 3 Times Square set to undergo $25 million revamp ‘Times Square Take Over’ rally decries anti-Asian violence Know him? NYPD seeks this suspect in a hate-crime ‘spit’ attack on Asian mom Here’s something we never expected to cheer: The Mickey Mice are back in Times Square, along with […]
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