Protester in prison uniform jumps in front of Trump’s motorcade
A protester dressed in a prison uniform jumped in front of Donald Trump’s motorcade as he left the federal courthouse in Miami.
Day: June 14, 2023
Egyptians to ‘mummify’ man-eating shark – media
Egyptian scientists plan to turn a shark that ate a Russian national earlier in June into a museum exhibit, local media has reported
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Marine Commandant Nominee Smith Bullish On 3-D Printing Utility
The nominee to lead the Marine Corps this week was bullish on the potential for 3D printing and additive manufacturing to help relieve logistics and the supply chain and said […]
Compelled Speech on the March in Cambodia With New ‘Mandatory’ Voting Law
It is no longer enough to remain silent and keep out of politics. Cambodians are now required to actively affirm the ruling regime – including at the ballot box.
Ukraine war latest: Putin gives update to war reporters at the Kremlin; Wagner boss says ‘we may not stay in Ukraine’
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Russia has lost 54 tanks in a week, admits Putin
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EU state knew Ukraine planned to destroy Nord Stream – media
The Netherlands’ military intelligence agency was first to suspect Ukrainian involvement in the bomb plot, NOS reported
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Trump indictment – live: Trump downplays charges, insults ‘trembling thug’ special counsel in golf club speech
Donald Trump pleaded not guilty at his arraignment today (13 June) in Miami facing 37 charges laid out in a federal indictment, before travelling to Bedminster, New Jersey to hold a rally
Cyberattacks surge to 61% of small and medium-sized businesses, says study
A poll of security software buyers shows 39% of small and medium-sized businesses lost customer data due to cyberattacks.
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Spokane passes emergency law to let ombudsman investigate police chiefs
The City Council took the action in the wake of complaints that police Chief Craig Meidl engaged in inappropriate communications with local business owners.