2 millennials explain their rules to avoid temptation and save money during ‘no-spend January’
From using a calendar to realistic rules, here’s what two millennials who are planning to spend less this month suggest doing for no-spend January.
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Beijing cheers Moscow’s stance on Taiwan
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning has thanked Russia for its stance on the Taiwanese election Read Full Article at RT.com
Hostages seen in Hamas video as White House urges Israel to scale back offensive
Hamas has aired a video of three Israeli hostages it is holding in Gaza, urging Israel to halt its offensive and bring about their release.
US spent over $1 billion on Russian uranium – media
Russia reemerged as the number one supplier of nuclear fuel to the US, according to statistics Read Full Article at RT.com
Will the latest Middle East crisis impact oil markets?
Global crude prices jumped after the US and the UK launched airstrikes targeting rebels in Yemen in an effort to unblock a key trade route Read Full Article at RT.com
US shoots down missile fired at navy destroyer in Red Sea from Houthi areas of Yemen
A US fighter jet shot down a missile that was fired from Yemen towards a US destroyer in the Red Sea on Sunday, US Central Command has said.
Russia’s dark fleet of ships kept its oil exports strong. But 2 recent incidents in the Red Sea highlight the risks of that strategy.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels targeted a Panama-flagged tanker transporting Russian oil last week, likely "mistakenly," according to a UK security firm.
An academic analyzed everything Mark Zuckerberg said publicly for 20 years — but still doesn’t feel like he knows him
The creator of the Zuckerberg Files has doggedly compiled the Meta chief’s comments in a quest to understand him.
A new report lists the 10 most turbulent flight routes in North America — take a look
According to a new report by Turbli, a flight route from Tennessee to North Carolina had the most turbulence.
I’m a Nashville local. It’s expensive and overrun by tourists, but it’s still the best city in the world.
Bryan Clayton has lived in Nashville for a decade. He used to love going out on Broadway to listen to country music but now avoids the party culture like the plague.