China dismisses Washington’s threat of ‘consequences’
Beijing has dismissed a warning from US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to Chinese firms allegedly helping the Russian military Read Full Article at RT.com
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Ukrainian drone attack on nuclear plant a ‘dangerous provocation’ – Kremlin
Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant’s main reactor containment structure sustained three hits in a drone strike, global atomic watchdog says Read Full Article at RT.com
India could take growth crown from China – Bloomberg
India’s economy could overtake China’s as the world’s biggest driver of growth by 2028, news agency Bloomberg is reporting Read Full Article at RT.com
Support for ‘authoritarian’ Zelensky falling – German media
Public support for Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is declining over his increasingly authoritarian rule, Tagesspiegel claims Read Full Article at RT.com
India loosens onion export ban to help neighbors – report
New Delhi loosens its produce export ban to ship thousands of tonnes of onions to the UAE, Sri Lanka, Maldives and others Read Full Article at RT.com
Inside the Election Denial Groups Planning to Disrupt November
Groups like True the Vote and Michael Flynn’s America Project want to mobilize thousands of Trump supporters by pushing baseless claims about election fraud—and are rolling out new technology to fast-track their efforts.
The World Doesn’t Need More Journal Apps
We’re not sharing intimate details of our lives on the internet anymore. We don’t have to—despite the flood of tech companies looking to fill the vacuum.
Wild animals and pets may start behaving strangely during today’s solar eclipse
Animals like giraffes and dogs might show signs of anxiety, while others like tortoises might start mating.
A Kentucky man admitted to faking his own death to avoid paying more than $100K in child support
Jesse E. Kipf accessed Hawaii’s death registry system last year to certify his own death in part to avoid child support, he admitted in a plea deal.
A California McDonald’s franchisee says he’s leaving ‘no stone unturned’ in his quest to save money over the $20 minimum wage
The franchisee, who has already upped prices by between 5% and 7% this year, warned that customers’ acceptance of price increases is "not unlimited."