The legal war between Disney and Florida is over
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s hand-picked Disney board and Disney World resolves their legal dispute over control of park’s special district.
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A Carnival cruise that left Baltimore last week will return to a different port and bus passengers home
Guests on Carnival Cruise Line’s Carnival Legend will return to Norfolk, Virginia instead of Baltimore. The company will provide them with a bus back.
Microsoft wants to ban curvy females from video games
US tech giant Microsoft issued new guidelines encouraging game developers to stop designing excessively curvaceous female characters Read Full Article at RT.com
UK military would only last two months against Russia – top general
The British army lacks the ammunition and equipment for a long conflict with Russia, the deputy head of the Defense Staff has said Read Full Article at RT.com
China’s industrial push risks destabilizing the global economy and watering down green-energy exports, Janet Yellen warns
"It is important to the president and me that American firms and workers can compete on a level playing field."
Mark Zuckerberg as a boss terrifies me after seeing an email he sent: ‘You should figure out how to do this.’
There’s nothing scarier than your boss emailing you with a seemingly impossible task. Especially if that boss is Mark Zuckerberg.
Big changes could be coming to the way we pay for things
In today’s big story, we’re examining how a change in credit cards’ behind-the-scenes fees impacts you… and your points.
Ivy League admission decisions are coming on Ivy Day. Here’s what to do if you’ve been accepted, rejected, or waitlisted.
Ivy Day is when Ivy League schools release admissions decisions. A college expert says students need to remember their worth no matter what.
Ukraine expropriates historic church over Russia ties
A court has ruled that the Assumption Cathedral in Kanev is property of the state rather than the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Read Full Article at RT.com
Polish military halts explosives training after string of deaths
Poland’s defense ministry has ordered an investigation after five soldiers died during exercises this month alone Read Full Article at RT.com