What next for Messi? A look at the options if he leaves PSG
When Lionel Messi was jeered by Paris Saint-Germain fans during last Sunday’s home defeat to Lyon, their relationship looked like it had reached breaking point.
Day: April 5, 2023
A tech CEO has been murdered and Elon Musk blames San Francisco’s ‘horrific’ rise in crime. Is he right?
San Francisco has struggled with street crime and inequality, but it’s safer than many cities in America, research shows. Josh Marcus reports
Afghan evacuees spewed racism, sexism at U.S. aid workers, audit finds
Afghan evacuees subjected U.S. refugee workers to racism and sexism because they were “unaccustomed to the norms of U.S. society” and the ad hoc nature of the 2021 airlift left the government with too little time to blunt their racism through a full or…
Support Ukraine with weapons that will aid their fight — the F-16 will not do that
Ukraine must rely on Western weapons to win the war with Russia. Ukrainian officials and many Western pundits have argued that providing Ukraine with advanced fourth-generation fighters, like the F-16, is critical to success. They are wrong.
Shocking video appears to show onlookers ignore Bob Lee as he begs for help after San Francisco stabbing
Surveillance footage appears to show the fatally wounded tech entrepreneur seeking help in his final moments
How to Prepare Your Body for All Phases of Army Dive Training
The Army Diver Program has a long history of excellence and a number of challenging programs from Army Hard Hat/Salvage Divers to Army Special Forces Diver training.
US Army waves green flag for Infantry Squad Vehicle full-rate production
Despite that decision, service budget documents do not indicate plans to significantly ramp up production.
Al-Aqsa mosque raid by Israeli police draws international condemnation
Far-right Israeli minister responds: ‘It’s time to rip heads off in Gaza’
Fascinating laser research projects you wish you thought of (Part 5 of 9): Cisco Optics Podcast Ep 39
Join us for Episode 39 of the Cisco Optics Podcast, where we continue our conversation with Juliet Gopinath, Professor of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering and Physics at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Former execs accused of marketing faulty lead test devices
Three former executives of a company that makes machines that test lead levels in humans have been accused of deliberately concealing a problem with the devices that produced falsely low results for tens of thousands of children.