Rioting less intense in France overnight, 719 arrested
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Police investigate car ramming attack on French mayor’s home
Authorities said the incident was an apparent attempt to burn down the local official’s house.
Paris protests: Where are the riots in France and why are they happening?
The shooting of the 17-year-old teenager has sparked outrage in a number of cities
Israel to buy more F-35 fighter jets from US. Deal expands fleet by 50% and deepens partnership – ABC News
Israel to buy more F-35 fighter jets from US. Deal expands fleet by 50% and deepens partnership ABC NewsIsrael to buy 25 more F-35 stealth jets with $3-billion purchase Global NewsIsrael buying another 25 F-35 Joint Strike Fighter…
Israel to procure third F-35 squadron, eventually bringing fleet to 75 – The Times of Israel
Israel to procure third F-35 squadron, eventually bringing fleet to 75 The Times of IsraelView Full Coverage on Google News
China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo Aims to Defy Western ‘Debt Trap’ Accusations, Generating $19 Billion in Trade Deals – Economics Bitcoin News – Bitcoin News
China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo Aims to Defy Western ‘Debt Trap’ Accusations, Generating $19 Billion in Trade Deals – Economics Bitcoin News Bitcoin NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
40 Russian Diplomats and Embassy Staff Made to Leave Romania – Kyiv Post
40 Russian Diplomats and Embassy Staff Made to Leave Romania Kyiv PostView Full Coverage on Google News
Lithium Scarcity Pushes Carmakers Into the Mining Business
Ford, General Motors and others are striking deals with mining companies to avoid raw material shortages that could thwart their electric vehicle ambitions.
A.I. Is Coming for Mathematics, Too
For thousands of years, mathematicians have adapted to the latest advances in logic and reasoning. Are they ready for artificial intelligence?
Michigan, a Climate Laggard, Plans to Catch Up, Fast
Lawmakers in Michigan have long fought tough pollution controls. But the toll of flooding, lost crops and damage to the Great Lakes appears to be changing minds.