German economic adviser proposes tax increase to fund Ukraine
German economist Monika Schnitzer suggested funding the Ukrainian military with a “solidarity surcharge” on income taxes Read Full Article at RT.com
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Zelensky aide complains about rampant corruption
Ukrainian public officials continue to engage in corruption schemes and believe it is “cool,” Mikhail Podolyak has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Transgender monkeys and other US government waste exposed
US Senator Rand Paul highlights Covid-19 scams and a Pentagon lobster tank in his annual report on reckless government spending Read Full Article at RT.com
Apple CEO: A timeline of the company’s leadership evolution and executive decision makers
The current Apple CEO has almost tied founder Steve Jobs for the longest time in the top job. Look back at the company’s leadership transitions.
London mayor relents on giving scrap cars to Ukraine
London Mayor Sadiq Khan reverses course on request from his Kiev counterpart, saying he will support sending scrapped cars to Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com
A judge sentenced the teen hacker who leaked GTA 6 footage to a secure hospital until doctors say he can leave
A UK court sentenced Arion Kurtaj, 18, to indefinite confinement in a hospital after he hacked Rockstar Games and leaked GTA 6 footage.
3 decades after the gruesome murder of an 84-year-old woman, DNA found on her underwear clasp linked the crime to her neighbor
Wilma Mobley, 84, was found strangled and attacked with an "axe type instrument" in August of 1995, and her case remained unsolved for 28 years.
Finnish defense chief predicts ‘new Cold War’ with Russia
Finnish Defense Minister Antti Hakkanenn has warned that the conflict in Ukraine will devolve into a “new Cold War” with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com
No New Year greetings for ‘unfriendly countries’ – Kremlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin will not send his traditional holiday greetings to the heads of “unfriendly” nations, the Kremlin has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Want to visit the Acropolis in Greece without the massive crowds and stress? It’ll cost $5,500
The Associated Press reported that the exclusive guided tours will begin on April 1, 2024.