Austrian ex-chancellor Kurz charged with perjury. If convicted, he could face up to three years in prison
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Day: August 18, 2023
Hawaii fires: spread of conspiracy theories reveals tech firms’ failings
From secret ‘energy weapon’ starting fires to a global cabal razing the town for an experiment – false theories are fast gaining groundIn the aftermath of the devastating wildfires in Maui, misinformation and conspiracy theories have spread online, und…
“It’s Always About Oil”: CIA & MI6 Staged Coup in Iran 70 Years Ago, Destroying Democracy in Iran – Democracy Now!
“It’s Always About Oil”: CIA & MI6 Staged Coup in Iran 70 Years Ago, Destroying Democracy in Iran Democracy Now!How CIA & MI6 Overthrew Mossadegh 70 Years Ago, Crushing Democracy in Iran Democracy Now!View Full Coverage on Google …
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White House Says US, South Korea And Japan To Deepen Military And Economic Ties At Camp David Summit
Newsweek: U.S., South Korea, Japan to Enter New Security Pact at Camp David Summit The United States has agreed to new security ties with Japan and South Korea in a historic trilateral pact aimed at countering threats from China and North …
Keep open kitchens clutter-free with these essential design tips
They’re spacious, sociable spaces, and can increase your home’s real estate value by about 7.4% per year.
Cybersecurity Study Reveals Web App Vulnerability Crisis
Latest CyCognito report exposes 74% PII vulnerability, prompting urgent data protection
EPA’s New Definition of PFAS Could Omit Thousands of ‘Forever Chemicals’
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) office responsible for protecting the public from toxic substances has changed how it defines PFAS for a second time since 2021, a move critics say they fear will exclude thousands of “forever chemicals” fro…
Future Shocks 2023: De-risking Europe’s global critical supply chains
The hardening geopolitical environment, rising protectionism and the pandemic have led to increased prominence of the debate on decoupling supply chains in order to increase their resilience.