Romania: Andrew Tate’s detention replaced with house arrest
The Bucharest Court of Appeal ruled in favour of Tate’s appeal.
Day: March 31, 2023
Star Bulk Carriers rakes in $65m from sale of capesize duo
Pair of 12-year-old bulkers said to be going to Danish operator Norden
Tunnel vision: Imagine vibrant, welcoming Seattle light-rail stations
Great public safety follows great public space. Let’s bring art, food and service outreach into the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel.
Army to use Pacific Pathways to test assumptions about ‘contested logistics,’ prepositioned stocks
“We’re already learning a ton about what the future of army prepositioned stock should look like,” said the Army’s 8th Theater Sustainment Command Brig. Gen. Jered Helwig.
In Finland, Leaders Celebrate NATO Membership Progress
Finland’s president, Sauli Niinistö, said his country would “be a strong and capable ally, committed to the security of the alliance.”
Here Is the Army’s New Counseling Form, Marking an Overhaul of How the Service Evaluates Soldiers
The new DA Form 4856 could dramatically shift discussions around professional development and help leaders better track their formation’s training.
Pope to leave hospital on Saturday
The Vatican said that Francis will be in St Peter’s Square for Palm Sunday Mass
Reddit Says It’s Banning More People Than Ever in Big Transparency Push
An anonymous reader writes: Reddit’s transparency reports go beyond what most social media companies offer, providing copious data on content moderation and global legal requests. Now, the company has introduced a transparency center serving as a hub f…
A profile of Sam Altman, whose social-minded capitalism may make him the ideal CEO for OpenAI as some say he’s too commercially minded to lead a tech revolution (Wall Street Journal)
Wall Street Journal:
A profile of Sam Altman, whose social-minded capitalism may make him the ideal CEO for OpenAI as some say he’s too commercially minded to lead a tech revolution — The CEO behind ChatGPT navigates the line betwee…
Despair in my hometown of Nashville, hope for change in my adopted WA
The Washington Legislature may soon take another giant step toward public safety with a package of gun-safety bills.