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China Announces A Successful Land-Based, Mid-Course Antiballistic Missile Test
An air-defense missile system attached to a brigade under the PLA 71st Group Army launches an air-defense missile at a mock target during a field live-fire training exercise in late February, 2022. Photo: eng.chinamil.com.cn SCMP: China claims ano…
Ransomware Attack Hits Payments Giant NCR’s Datacenter
The ransomware attack targeted one of its data centers in Hawaii and affected some PoS products
Oh no, the pipes burst! Now, what?
Pipes can burst at unexpected times, causing water damage to your cherished home. Take advice from a master plumber by being prepared before disaster strikes.
Substitute teacher fired after she ‘encouraged students to fight each other,’ Texas school district says
A substitute teacher in north Texas was fired after she “encouraged students to fight each other during class,” the Mesquite Independent School District said.
What is driving the fighting in Sudan?
International parties have called for a ceasefire and a return to dialogue but there has been little sign of compromise from the warring factions
Margaret Ferrier to appeal against Commons suspension for Covid breach
Former Scottish National party MP could face recall repetition if 30-day suspension goes aheadMargaret Ferrier is to appeal against a suspension from the Commons for breaking Covid rules that could lead to a possible byelection and a tight race between…
Canada’s striking workers closer to resolving wage, remote work issues – Reuters Canada
Canada’s striking workers closer to resolving wage, remote work issues Reuters CanadaCanada Government Strike Drags On With Harsh Words, No Progress BloombergPSAC says “incompetence” and “disrespect” dragging out strike negotiatio…
Terrifying moment lions roam through car park after two escape circus enclosure, sending tourists fleeing in terror
THIS is the shocking moment two lions broke out of their circus enclosure in the middle of a performance – scattering hundreds of terrified spectators.
The pair managed to slip through a gap where two rows of bars met during the show in Luoyan…