Scott Ritter’s take on the most important events of 2023
The failed Ukrainian counteroffensive, the Israel-Hamas war, and other events have marked a turn away from US hegemony Read Full Article at RT.com
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Harvard MBA grads aren’t getting jobs like they used to
Only 86% of Harvard Business School grads from this year’s class seeking jobs got an offer. That’s down from 96% in 2021 as firms slow hiring.
An Aspen resort is fed up with a brand for using its grounds for a photo shoot and is now taking it to court
Skiwear brand Perfect Moment posted photos of influencers on the resort’s property and emblazoned clothes with infringing imagery, the suit alleged.
Mysterious ‘ghostly’ shadows larger than planet Earth reappeared on Saturn’s rings. NASA says it expects even more to appear soon.
NASA’s Hubble telescope spotted mysterious spots on Saturn’s rings that scientists have puzzled over for decades. They might get their answer soon.
Home prices will fall as ‘silver tsunami’ of baby boomers to unload fresh housing supply, top Wall Street forecaster says
More boomers are looking to downsize their homes as the generation ages, freeing up inventory in the market and bringing down prices.
The 10 big US cities where climate change is likely to wreak the worst havoc by 2050
Cities in Florida, Texas, and California are most at risk of flooding, extreme heat, and poor air quality, according to insurance site Policygenius.
Kanye West’s apology to Jews ‘looks’ AI-generated – TMZ
There is an 85% chance that ChatGPT, not Ye, wrote the Hebrew-language Instagram post, according to celebrity tabloid TMZ Read Full Article at RT.com
The best time to apply for jobs is actually the end of the year, a tech recruiter says. Those companies are serious about hiring.
The best time to apply for jobs is actually the end of the year, a tech recruiter says. The applicant pool is smaller and there’s more urgency to hire.
Last veteran of America’s famed WWII jungle fighting unit ‘Merrill’s Marauders’ dies at 99
The soldiers of Merill’s Marauders accomplished one of World War II’s most harrowing missions to capture a Japanese-held airfield.
Thousands of American troops’ holiday cards are coming from one person: a 96-year-old grandma in Kansas
Mary Peterson’s husband fought in WWII, so she knows firsthand what it’s like to be separated from loved ones.