Will Spain’s new position on Western Sahara make a difference?
Madrid has agreed to support Rabat’s plans to grant autonomy to the disputed Western Sahara territory.
Day: February 3, 2023
How Far Would You Go to Save a Battle Buddy? A New War Movie Asks the Question
Jake Gyllenhaal stars as an Army sergeant who returns to Afghanistan on a solo mission.
C’mon, Olympia: Catalytic converter theft disrupts lives
A King County deputy prosecutor is having to draft a bill to tackle catalytic converter theft. Olympia should pay attention, and take action.
The US-China spy balloon row in under a minute
BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera explains what it’s all about.
Tyre Nichols – news: Sixth officer fired and paramedics sanctioned as polls show declining trust in police
More than 20 hours of video related to Nichols’ beating by Memphis police has yet to be released
Hong Kong is giving away 500,000 flights this year—here’s what to know
On Thursday, Hong Kong’s leader John Lee announced the city is giving away 500,000 flights in an effort to revive its economy after strict pandemic policies.
Colorado considers using public land for affordable housing
Colorado lawmakers are wading into the housing crisis with a proposal to free up vacant parcels of state-owned land that could be leased or sold at a discount for affordable housing projects.
‘The Terminal List’ Finally Gets Renewed and Expands the James Reece Action Universe
Former Navy SEAL Jack Carr’s media empire just keeps growing.
US retailers’ global sourcing strategy will take time to develop: analysts
As the size of China’s workforce declines and production challenges increase, US retailers are shifting to global sourcing strategies, with each sector looking for the business model that meets its particular requirements.
Across the Northeast, officials warn of a dangerous Arctic blast
Temperatures across the Northeast plummeted and wind speeds crept upward Friday, as the region prepared for some of the coldest wind chills in decades.