India and Pakistan brace for fresh floods as cyclone makes landfall
Biparjoy was expected to reach wind speeds gusting up to 86mph.
Day: June 15, 2023
Sunak set for two by-election tests on July 20th
The contests were triggered by the resignations of MPs Boris Johnson and his ally Nigel Adams.
Tesla’s U.S. electric vehicle market share will drop to 18% by 2026, BofA estimates
BofA expects the market to shift significantly from new entrants, such as Tesla, to incumbent automakers.
Bird Strike Derails Black Hawk Training Mission over South Carolina Lake
The crew landed safely at a small airport about 10 miles away.
Eric Trump forgets Barron’s age as he goes on bizarre Newsmax rant about teen’s underwear drawer
Donald Trump’s adult son claimed Democrats would rifle through his younger brother’s underwear drawer – while also getting his sibling’s age wrong, not once but twice
Defence explains award process for new submarines
In order to acquire four new submarines, the Netherlands Ministry of Defence (MoD) has asked three candidate shipyards to submit tenders. The candidate yards are Naval Group, Saab Kockums and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems. They are required to submit the…
Fox News quietly changes headline after White House accused network of lying about Pride flag
Fox slammed for ‘spreading baseless QAnon filth’ after linking Pride flag to child ‘grooming’
Zimbabwe reports record tobacco sales, mostly to China, yet many farmers deep in debt
Zimbabwe has reported record tobacco sales as the southern African nation reestablishes itself as one of the leading growers in the world.
Fairwinds Jamathon: Create OPA Policies with OpenAI
Fairwinds hosts an annual Jamathon amongst employees. It’s a fun, several week program that gives every person the chance to try something new, work with different teams, and come up with some pretty cool ideas.
The post Fairwinds Jamathon: Crea…
Zimbabwe reports record tobacco sales, mostly to China, yet many farmers deep in debt
Zimbabwe has reported record tobacco sales as the southern African nation reestablishes itself as one of the leading growers in the world, and yet the small-scale Black farmers now selling their crop mostly to China are “heavily indebted” and seeing “m…