A man buried under an avalanche said it felt like being trapped in a ‘tub of concrete’
Jason Parker described how he survived being ‘entombed’ in four feet of snow during a deadly California avalanche on Wednesday.
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Ark’s Cathie Wood says bitcoin could hit $1.5 million by 2030. The US economy would have to crash, ‘Shark Tank’ investor Kevin O’Leary says.
Kevin O’Leary sees bitcoin as a hedge that could only surge 33-fold in price within seven years if America suffers an economic catastrophe.
Apple iCloud explained: Features, setup, and benefits. Back up your data and use Keychain.
iCloud is Apple’s cloud storage solution. Here’s how to set it up, back up your data, store passwords or photos, and more.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered strikes on the Houthis from the hospital using a ‘full suite of secure communications’
Lloyd Austin ordered strikes against the Houthis from the hospital, an official told CNN. His health issues have caused problems for the White House.
British troops in Ukraine would be ‘declaration of war’ – Medvedev
Ex-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has said Moscow would take the deployment of British troops to Ukraine as a declaration of war Read Full Article at RT.com
Polish president revolts against new government – media
Andrzej Duda reportedly plans to send formal complaints about Donald Tusk’s constitutional violations to all EU leaders and the US Read Full Article at RT.com
The 10 cities workers are flocking to — and the 10 they’re leaving
US workers are moving to Sarasota and Tampa but are leaving College Station, Texas, according to LinkedIn’s January 2024 Workforce Report.
Some student loan borrowers will get their debt canceled early, with their balances wiped out next month
Starting next month, some borrowers on income-driven repayment plans will get their debts discharged.
Discord is laying off 170 employees as its CEO says the workforce grew too quickly
CEO Jason Citron reportedly said the rapid growth of the company since 2020 made it less efficient.
Airbus compounded Boeing’s awful week by cementing its status as the world’s biggest plane manufacturer for a 5th year running
Airbus reported over 2,000 orders last year compared to Boeing’s 1,456, on the same day the FAA announced a formal investigation into Boeing.