Islamist bomb plot foiled – FSB
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has thwarted a bombing attack in Pskov, according to a statement Read Full Article at RT.com
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‘Best day’ for Russia, ‘sell-out’ of Ukraine and EU dismay: Global media reacts to Trump-Putin call
The Trump-Putin call is widely seen as a blow to Ukraine and the EU, and a breakthrough for Russia, Western outlets say Read Full Article at RT.com
European NATO ‘fears cost’ of Trump’s Ukraine burden shift – FT
European NATO states’ officials fear the cost of Donald Trump’s Ukraine burden shift, The Financial Times has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Which Countries and Regions Might Be Impacted by Asteroid 2024 YR4?
There is a 2 percent chance that seven years from now, “the city destroyer” will hit Earth with the force of an 8-megaton nuclear weapon. Here are its possible impact points.
Trump wants the Department of Education to be closed ‘immediately.’ Here’s what shutting it down would mean.
Linda McMahon, Trump’s education secretary pick, has her confirmation hearing on Thursday amid reports of plans to shut down the Education Department.
Caviar is everywhere. Soon, it’ll be on your dessert.
Chefs have created a whole new generation of caviar lovers by putting it on everything from fried chicken and tacos to cheesecake and ice cream.
A software engineer built an app for tracking her weight-loss shots. In 8 months, it’s crossed 100,000 downloads and has $2 million from VCs.
Aja Beckett quit her job after her weight-loss shot-tracking app, Shotsy, took off on Reddit.
Brands feel like ‘collateral damage’ after Trump delayed closing the de minimis tax loophole
Trump’s de minimis delay leaves DTC brands in turmoil, struggling to plan amid sudden policy changes.
Utilities want to power Big Tech’s AI ambitions with natural gas. These are the data centers they’re betting on.
In states where Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta are building giant data center hubs, utilities want to power them with new natural gas plants.
Wall Street’s digital lifelines: How severed undersea cables could be a big problem for the global financial system
Roughly 25% of the world’s 530 undersea cables are damaged every year, taking an average of 40 days to repair.