Soaring egg prices put pressure on consumers and businesses
Chickens may not be able to fly very far, but the price of eggs is soaring.
Day: January 11, 2023
Ransomware attacks are decreasing, but companies remain vulnerable
Only 25% of the organizations surveyed by Delinea were hit by ransomware attacks in 2022, but fewer companies are taking proactive steps to prevent such attacks.
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Brazilian Authorities Arrested the Rioters. Now They Are Arresting Security Officials.
With more than 700 people arrested after supporters of Jair Bolsonaro ransacked Brazil’s seats of government, the authorities began to search for those who funded and aided the rioters.
Commentary: First the US, then Brazil. Where next?
The protesters who stormed Brazil’s capital looked north for inspiration and pro tips. The United States has a responsibility to help put out the fires that the Jan 6, 2021 Capitol attack started, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Eduardo Porter.
Mike Pompeo mocked for quoting himself to promote his new book
‘My new book reads like a thriller with stories from my heart’
Man United, Newcastle advance to League Cup semifinals
Manchester United and Newcastle have reached the English League Cup semifinals.
GOP outrage, dodged questions and a new DOJ review: How Biden’s classified document haul rocked Washington
The documents’ discovery has set off a firestorm in Washington thanks to the obvious parallels between the president’s situation and that of Donald Trump. , John Bowden and Abe Asher report
Zelenskyy thanks Trudeau for donating air defence system to Ukraine
The NASAM is a medium-range ground-based air defence system that protects against drone, missile and aircraft attack with a high success rate.
Church of England announces £100m fund after slavery links – BBC
Church of England announces £100m fund after slavery links BBCChurch of England sets aside £100M to ‘address past wrongs’ over slavery Fox NewsThe Church of England spending £100 million on an apology fund is a shameful waste …
They saved refugees stranded at sea. Now they’re on trial
A trial of 24 rescue workers has begun in Greece, prompting criticism from human rights groups and the European Parliament, which has called the proceedings “the largest case of criminalization of solidarity in Europe.”