Myanmar’s Military Junta Takes Step Toward Controversial Election
The electoral exercise, intended to stabilize the political situation, will instead likely inflame the country’s nationwide conflict.
Day: January 5, 2023
Thousands without power as high winds hit Seattle area
About 13,500 Puget Sound Energy customers are without power Wednesday afternoon as high winds march into Western Washington.
Samsung expected to post lowest quarterly profit in years due to memory chip ‘market carnage’
Samsung’s profit could nosedive in the fourth quarter as memory prices have plunged sharply amid a lack of demand.
Support for Ukraine, anti-Semitism mural highlighted at ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ in Edmonton
‘Even some people who had not seen Fiddler before, they saw that connection between the anti-Semitism themes in Fiddler and then seeing the mosaic.’
Times Square knife attack suspect wanted to kill uniformed officers and ‘carry out jihad,’ prosecutors say
19-year-old suspect allegedly yelled ‘Allahu akbar’ before charging at NYPD officers several blocks from New Year’s Eve celebrations
Indians Moved Over $3.8 Billion to Foreign Exchanges Since Crypto Tax Rules
Indians moved more than $3.8 billion in trading volume from local to international crypto exchanges after the country announced stiff crypto tax rules last February, according to a research study by Esya Centre, a New Delhi-based technology policy thin…
Data of 235 million Twitter users leaked online
A database containing email addresses of 235,000,000 Twitter users has been offered on a popular hacker forum. A data leak containing email addresses for 235 million Twitter users has been published on a popular hacker forum. Many experts have immediately analyzed it and confirmed the authenticity of many of the entries in the huge leaked […]
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$9.1 million in cocaine seized from Puerto Rico ferry, border officials say – ABC News
$9.1 million in cocaine seized from Puerto Rico ferry, border officials say ABC NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
EXPLAINER: Benedict’s funeral to be simple, but with pomp
Pope Benedict XVI held one of the world’s highest-profile positions but in his final years expressed a desire to be “hidden to the world.”.
Why are energy prices so high? Some experts blame deregulation
On average, residents in deregulated markets pay $40 more per month than those in states that let individual utilities control most or all of the grid.