Raytheon Calls in Retirees to Help Restart Stinger Missile Production
The shoulder-fired missile is one of the weapons that’s been credited with getting Ukraine through the early days of the Russian invasion.
Day: June 29, 2023
Infectious NPM and PyPI Packages Raise Fresh Supply Chain Concerns
Security researchers have laid bare an ongoing attack campaign that specifically targets the npm ecosystem via a pair of malicious packages. Meanwhile, another researcher group reported seven malicious PyPI packages. Developers, package maintainers, an…
Storm coach Noelle Quinn critical of Seattle’s defense this season: ‘We don’t talk enough’
After giving up 104 points to the Lynx on Tuesday, Storm coach Noelle Quinn criticized Seattle’s defensive effort, stressing the need to communicate and play with physicality.
Iran takes Canada to UN court over civil damages claims
Tehran accuses Ottawa of violating international obligations to uphold the ‘principle of sovereign immunity’.
Microsoft CEO Nadella says he has ‘no love’ for exclusive deals between game companies and consoles
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said in court on Wednesday that he doesn’t believe in making games exclusive to particular consoles.
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What we know about the Ukraine pizza restaurant missile strike that killed twin sisters
A Russian attack on a pizza restaurant in Kramatorsk has killed at least 11 people, including three teenagers, and injured more than 60 others. Among the dead were 14-year-old twin sisters Yuliya and Anna Aksenchenko. Here is what we have learned so fa…
The ‘forbidden planet’ that escaped a fiery doom
A new explanation for Halla’s survivor status hints that there may be a hidden population of death-defying worlds elsewhere in the galaxy, according to a study published Wednesday.
Mississippi farms pay overdue wages for favoring immigrants over local Black workers, agency says
The U.S. Labor Department says 44 farms in Mississippi exploited local Black workers by paying higher wages to immigrants on temporary work visas.