White House responds to Russia’s Biden-linked firm terror claims
Moscow is looking at certain Western companies and officials as part of a probe into the funding of a string of terrorist attacks in Russia Read Full Article at RT.com
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Ukrainian Burisma company ‘vehicle to launder taxpayer money’ – lawyer to RT
The collective West is set to deny any involvement of the notorious Ukrainian firm in bankrolling terrorism, Arnaud Develay believes Read Full Article at RT.com
People pay up to $2,700 a month to live with 27 roommates in a NYC townhouse — see inside
Coliving startup Cohabs owns 14 NYC locations where people pay for furnished rooms with flexible leases, plus access to common amenity spaces.
Russia ‘knew where we were going to attack,’ Zelenskyy says in reflection on why Ukraine’s big counteroffensive stumbled
Ukraine’s counteroffensive last year didn’t achieve its objectives, in part because the Kremlin knew the plans, Zelenskyy said.
Google just unveiled a new weapon against Microsoft and Amazon in the AI arms race
Google is partnering with Arm to make more of its own chips, its latest move forward in the race to scale up in AI.
All the deadly drones Ukraine is building to fight Russia can’t make up for the weapons it really needs but doesn’t have, Zelenskyy says
Ukrainian officials have repeatedly identified air-defense systems as one of their most pressing requirements for shielding troops and civilians.
Israel ready to attack Iranian nuclear sites – UK media
The Israeli air force is reportedly training to strike at Tehran’s atomic program should Iran retaliate for the Damascus consulate bombing Read Full Article at RT.com
US reveals why it told Kiev not to attack Russian oil depots
Ukraine should strike military targets and not drive up global energy prices, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Gender discontent is just a phase for most kids, a new study shows. Will transition pushers leave those kids alone?
‘Progressive’ educators seem hell-bent on turning a passing state of confusion into irreversible decisions many come to regret Read Full Article at RT.com
Pop Music Is Mad. Social Media Loves It
A new study found that song lyrics are now angrier, more repetitive, and vain. Consensus wavers, but what remains incontestable is social media’s impact on the music we hear most.