NASA is asking for help to retrieve Mars samples that could be the first evidence of alien life
NASA’s Perseverance rover is collecting Mars rock and soil that could contain hints of ancient alien life. Bringing them to Earth got too expensive.
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Funeral home owners accused of spending pandemic relief funds on holidays, cosmetic surgery, jewellery and cryptocurrency
The owners of a US funeral home have been accused of spending nearly $900,000 (£723,000) in pandemic relief funds on things such as holidays, cosmetic surgery, jewellery and cryptocurrency.
This MeToo saga is wrecking journalism, politics, and the legal system in Australia
A long ongoing case has both caused and revealed corruption in all areas of public life Read Full Article at RT.com
Israel promises ‘response’ to Iranian attack
Israel is planning to strike Iran after the mass missile and drone attack Read Full Article at RT.com
Airchat Is Silicon Valley’s Latest Obsession
It’s time for another audio-first social network with a long wait list and vague moderation policies. What could go wrong?
Samsung S95C 4K TV review: Is this premium OLED still worth it in 2024?
Samsung’s 2023 S95C OLED delivers performance that falls between its S90 series and its brand-new S95D. Here’s how the TV stacks up in 2024.
Treat Ukraine like Israel – Zelensky
President Vladimir Zelensky wants the collective West to give Ukraine the same level of protection it provides to Israel Read Full Article at RT.com
Fire breaks out at US ammunition factory
A blaze has been reported at the factory that makes 155mm artillery shells in President Joe Biden’s hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania Read Full Article at RT.com
FBI launches criminal probe into Baltimore bridge collapse – media
Federal authorities are now reportedly looking into the actions of the crew of the ship prior to hitting the bridge Read Full Article at RT.com
McDonalds is bringing back bagels to boost California sales after state minimum wage hike
McDonald’s franchisees in California have said price increases alone won’t cover the cost of the state’s new fast food wage.