Report of Spyware Attack on a Russian Journalist Raises Concern Among Others
Apple has sent notifications to at least several more Russian reporters and editors that their cellphones might be under “state-sponsored” attacks.
Day: September 15, 2023
Ballot signatures: ‘Problem needs to be fixed’
Re: “WA court to hear case that seeks to stop ballot signature rejections” [Sept. 8, Local News]: Three comments on matching signatures on ballots: Handwriting is not emphasized in school. Perhaps English teachers of juniors and seniors could work with…
Ukraine’s Zelensky expected to meet Biden during US trip
The visit comes as US lawmakers debate sending another $24bn (£19bn) to Ukraine.
As Biden preps for New York, Xi, Putin and others skipping U.N. General Assembly
President Biden will attempt to stiffen international resolve and unity behind Ukraine and confront head on the rising global threats of authoritarian military aggression and autocracy during a major speech at the U.N. General Assembly next week.
New drone technology could make it easier to clear unexploded bombs, mines in Ukraine – PBS NewsHour
New drone technology could make it easier to clear unexploded bombs, mines in Ukraine PBS NewsHourView Full Coverage on Google News
We must meet the challenge of saving child care
It’s a crisis: Child care providers can’t offer enough to attract and retain teachers, and parents cannot afford to pay more than the already-high costs.
A decomposing body in a car trunk, a ‘house of horrors’ and a religious group: What we know about Georgia murder
The body was apparently so decomposed that detectives initially had a difficult time determining victim’s gender, writes Kelly Rissman
Libya Flood Victims: ‘I Survived by a Miracle’
Days after the catastrophic flood in northeastern Libya killed thousands of people, the city of Derna remains largely cut off from the outside world. The New York Times reached residents by phone who described dire conditions and sent videos capturing …
Ohio attorney general rejects language for political mapmaking reform amendment for a second time
The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has once again rejected petition language for a constitutional amendment aimed at remaking Ohio’s troubled system for drawing political maps
Ohio attorney general rejects language for political mapmaking reform amendment for a second time
The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has once again rejected petition language for a constitutional amendment aimed at remaking Ohio’s troubled system for drawing political maps.