US and UK warships repel ‘largest attack’ by Iran-backed Houthis in the Red Sea
US officials said US and UK warships shot down 21 drones and missiles that Houthi rebels fired toward international shipping lanes on Tuesday night.
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A Chinese gaming billionaire now ranks as one of the US’ top landowners
Tianqiao Chen owns 198,000 acres of timberland in central Oregon, per The Land Report.
American consumers are feeling the pain of higher interest rates while Wall Street is having a ball, economist says
US households have struggled to cover ballooning mortgage payments and credit-card bills, while stocks and other assets have soared.
Cattle, catapults, and an underground bunker: Is Mark Zuckerberg a doomsday prepper?
The Meta chief posted an Instagram video of him watching a catapult being launched. It could be the latest sign of his survivalist hobbies.
YouTube megastar MatPat of The Game Theorists is retiring, saying he wants to spend more time with his son
Matthew Patrick, better known as MatPat, announced he would be stepping aside from fronting the immensely popular YouTube channel The Game Theorists.
A new material discovered by AI could reduce lithium use in batteries
Microsoft said the material could potentially reduce lithium use in batteries by up to 70%.
Russia’s new gliding bomb to go into serial production – media
The first serial production of the PKB-500U Drel aerial bomb is planned for this year, according to Rostec Read Full Article at RT.com
‘It doesn’t miss’: British warship in Red Sea did ‘exactly what it was designed for’
Seven drones launched by Iranian-backed Houthi fighters in the Red Sea have been shot down by a British warship which was “doing exactly the job” it was deployed for.
President of conflict-torn African state wins second term
Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi has been declared the winner of the Central African nation’s elections Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian fertilizers for Zimbabwe arrive at African port
According to Russian fertilizer giant Uralchem, Zimbabwe-bound Russian fertilizer has been loaded onto a ship at two different EU ports Read Full Article at RT.com