Spotify’s former podcast boss calls out the company for setting ‘money on fire’ with costly celeb deals
Lydia Polgreen, a former Gimlet Media exec, slammed Spotify’s Heavyweight and Stolen cancellations.
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Photos offer an up-close look at how Ukrainian soldiers rig their drones with deadly explosives
Ukraine has shown astonishing precision with its drones, flying them into open hatches of Russian tanks and dropping bombs on unsuspecting troops.
US House Speaker issues Ukraine ultimatum to Biden
More aid to Kiev requires “transformative” reforms on the US-Mexico border and an explanation of what the White House defines as victory Read Full Article at RT.com
Fyodor Lukyanov: Here’s the grave diplomatic mistake Ukraine will eventually regret
Kiev rejected “Finlandisation,” but it was almost certainly a better deal than it will get now Read Full Article at RT.com
US imposes visa bans over West Bank violence
The US has imposed travel restrictions against those it deems responsible for violence in the West Bank, including Israeli settlers Read Full Article at RT.com
Here is one really great sentence about Taylor Swift after she got No. 5 on a ‘Most Powerful Women’ list
Taylor Swift comes in at No. 5 on a new Forbes list of the world’s most powerful women. Chef’s kiss to a sentence that announces the No. 1.
US submarines are getting new long-range ship-killer missiles as China’s large navy keeps getting bigger
The Maritime Strike version of the Tomahawk will be fielded next fall. It includes a new guidance system to engage mobile targets at sea.
Zelensky party MP tells Ukrainian women to go to the front lines
The best form of volunteering is to enlist, lawmaker Mariana Bezuglaya has argued on International Volunteer Day Read Full Article at RT.com
UK-Rwanda deal becomes a reality – but questions remain over asylum-seekers’ safety
Rwanda has received three home secretaries from the UK but not a single asylum-seeker.
105 Democrats declined to vote for a resolution declaring ‘anti-Zionism is antisemitism’
Several lawmakers voted "no" or "present" on an antisemitism resolution that drew criticism from even the most senior Jewish lawmaker in the House.