Meta has a new stand-alone AI app. It lets you see what other people are asking. I’m confused.
Meta’s new AI app has a public feed where people can choose to publicly share their conversations. Do I really want to see that?
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The US is finally giving Ukraine F-16s, but they don’t fly and are just for spare parts
Ukraine has been receiving American-made F-16s over the past year but only from European countries.
EU will never recognize Crimea as Russian – top diplomat
Brussels plans to maintain sanctions pressure on Moscow even if the US shifts policy, Kaja Kallas has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump announces sweeping sanctions against Iran
US President Donald Trump has announced a new wave of sanctions that would target any nation buying Iranian oil Read Full Article at RT.com
‘No free press’ in NATO states – British presenter on RT journalist ban
Democracy does not exist in Western European nations, ‘Going Underground’ host Afshin Rattansi has told RT Read Full Article at RT.com
Various Activities in Connection with International Workers Day
Asmara, 01 May 2025- The National Confederation of Eritrean Workers organized a series of activities in connection with International Workers Day under the theme “Productivity through Conscious Participation.” The activities included general knowledge, literature, and photo competitions among government workers. These focused on themes such as labor and productivity, the history of the Eritrean labor…
LinkedIn Games Are Still the Best Part of LinkedIn
It has been one year since LinkedIn added games to its workplace-oriented social platform. Here’s how that’s playing out.
Farmers are using IoT to take the guesswork out of growing
Farmers are eager to save time and cut costs. Precision agriculture and IoT technology might be the answer.
Is a US court ruling enough to finally break open Apple’s App Store?
Tim Cook increasingly counts on Apple’s App Store fees. Will a US court ruling in a case with Epic Games reshape the tech giant’s revenue model?
FAA offers $10,000 bonuses to hire new air traffic controllers
Air traffic control is a demanding career. Only 57% to 73% of trainees graduate, but those who do can earn an average pay of $160,000, before bonuses.