Pilot in helicopter crash that killed British couple ‘had cocaine in his system’
The pilot of a helicopter that crashed and killed a British couple in Australia had cocaine in his system, a report has found.
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Israel considers plan to resettle Palestinians in Africa – reports
Israel is holding talks with the Democratic Republic of Congo over plans to resettle Palestinians in the African country, Israeli media says Read Full Article at RT.com
It’s so cold in Finland right now that Celsius and Fahrenheit are the same
Finland and Sweden recorded their coldest temperatures of the winter on Tuesday.
An innocent-looking Instagram trend could be a gift to hackers, according to a cyber-security expert, but users don’t want to hear it
People are sharing their personal information to help users "get to know" them, but experts warn that it could help hackers infiltrate their accounts.
Samsung is offering a free $50 credit when you ‘reserve’ the new Galaxy S24 phones
You can claim a $50 store credit from Samsung ahead of its latest Unpacked event, where the company will unveil its new Galaxy S24 flagship phones.
Serbia reveals final election results
President Aleksandar Vucic’s Progressives have won a clear victory over Serbia’s pro-Western opposition, which challenged vote as ‘rigged’ Read Full Article at RT.com
Epstein documents: Prince Andrew’s puppet, Clinton’s ‘preferences’ and underage orgy allegations
Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump and Stephen Hawking are among those named in court documents relating to Ghislaine Maxwell, her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and alleged victims of sexual abuse.
NATO to help members buy Patriot missiles
NATO to help Germany and several other member nations procure up to 1,000 Patriot missiles amid escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict Read Full Article at RT.com
Hezbollah leader condemns ‘dangerous’ killing of Hamas deputy leader
The leader of Hezbollah has condemned the “dangerous” killing of Hamas’s deputy leader, and warned Israel there will be “no ceiling and no rules” if it wages war on Lebanon.
Don’t expect interest rate cuts from the Fed anytime soon as the market overrates a Goldilocks scenario
"The Fed has first to move to a neutral policy bias, then to an easing bias, before cutting the policy rate," Macquarie said.