Iran vows revenge after Israel kills top military commander in Syria
The move heightened the risk of a larger regional war in the Middle East.
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One of Netflix’s most popular shows is a children’s series. But the streaming giant is still struggling with young viewers.
Netflix is losing children’s viewership, according to new Nielsen data reported by The Wall Street Journal. The streaming platform is struggling to retain younger audiences.
Apple headquarters are based in several locations, including main HQ, which has relocated
Apple’s main headquarters is in Cupertino, California, but there are also HQs in Ireland, Singapore, China, and more to come, including in the US.
Purified toilet water could soon be flowing through Californians’ taps as the state battles drought
Regulators in drought-stricken California will let water companies pump purified wastewater, treated to meet health standards, into drinking taps.
Grandparents messed up and bought the family 70 years’ worth of Disney+ instead of a trip to the theme park
Andie Coston told Business Insider that Disney has since rectified the situation.
Ukrainian air force attack Russian positions in Crimean port town
Ukraine says it has carried out an air strike on the port town of Feodosia in Crimea.
‘Enemy attack’ causes explosion in Crimea – governor
Ukraine has carried out an attack a port city in Russia’s Crimea, a local governor said on Tuesday Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine accuses New York Times of ‘working for the Kremlin’
Ukraine has accused the New York Times of helping Russia undermine Western aid Read Full Article at RT.com
Clarence Thomas’ former clerks have brought him a taxidermy lobster and batteries for his RV to express their loyalty over the years, report says
A New York Times report said Supreme Court Justice Thomas keeps close ties with his clerks, taking them to steakhouses and going on trips to Gettysburg.
Nearly 500 healthcare workers in Hawaii with student debt were just selected to have up to $100,000 of their loans paid off by the state
A Hawaii student-loan repayment program just selected 492 healthcare workers for debt relief as long as they work in the state for two years.