Pregnant mum, her boyfriend and brother fatally electrocuted – but baby survives ice storm
Three people have died from electrocution after slipping on ice into a power line that fell on a car during a storm in Portland, Oregon.
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US House Committee says China delayed releasing COVID-19 information for weeks and lied about sharing it immediately
The weeks-long delay cost the world valuable time in creating COVID-19 vaccines and treatments, the US House & Energy Committee said.
NATO announces largest drill since Cold War
The NATO bloc is set to carry out its largest round of war games in decades, with some 90,000 troops from all 31 member states Read Full Article at RT.com
Life at Sea passengers call for criminal investigation into cruise company as they try to claw back $16 million in refunds
Passengers of the ill-fated, three-year Life at Sea cruise have been desperately trying to get refunds. Now, a group is demanding a criminal probe.
North Korea tests ‘underwater nuclear weapon system’
North Korea has carried out a test of a newly developed “underwater nuclear weapon system,” the country’s military said Read Full Article at RT.com
Indian warship responds to attack on merchant ship off coast of Yemen
New Delhi has scaled up its military presence in the Arabian Sea amid increased Houthi attacks Read Full Article at RT.com
No Palestinian state – Netanyahu
The US can’t coerce Israel into giving up security control over Gaza to the Palestinians, Benjamin Netanyahu has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Japan to launch ‘moon sniper’ for ‘precision’ lunar landing
Japan hopes it is about to join an exclusive club of just four other nations that have successfully executed a “soft” landing on the moon.
Intel 14th-generation CPUs: Everything you need to know about new Core and Core Ultra chips
Intel’s new 14th-generation Core and Core Ultra ("Meteor Lake") CPUs are now available. Here’s a rundown of details and computers you can buy now.
France backs Ukraine out of ‘frustration’ with Russia in Africa – scholar
Paris might have a grudge with Moscow over losing its neo-colonial empire, Dr. Stevan Gajic from Belgrade has told RT Read Full Article at RT.com