Watch live: Biden marks release of latest US climate change assessment
Watch live as Joe Biden attends an event marking the release of the latest US National Climate Assessment (NCA5).
Day: November 14, 2023
Attacks Continue Against US Forces In Syria
VOA: More Attacks on US Forces Following Strike on Iran-Backed Targets in Syria Pentagon — Iranian-backed militants have attacked U.S. forces in Iraq and Syria at least four times in the past 24 hours, raising the number of attacks to 52 in…
‘Baby Jane Doe’ found buried in concrete identified after 35 years
Evelyn Odom, 56, and Ulyster Sanders, 61, were charged with felony murder, cruelty to children in the first degree, among other charges
‘Baby Jane Doe’ found buried in concrete identified after 35 years
Evelyn Odom, 56, and Ulyster Sanders, 61, were charged with felony murder, cruelty to children in the first degree, among other charges
Cambodia’s Traumatized Generation
They survived the Vietnam War and the Khmer Rouge genocide. They still bear the mental and physical scars – and so do their descendants.
Iceland Prepares For Volcanic Eruption, Plans To Shield Geothermal Plant
Icelandic authorities were on Tuesday preparing to build defence walls around a geothermal power plant in the southwestern part of the country that they hope will protect it from lava flows amid concerns of an imminent volcanic eruption.
Lives of dozens of babies in Gaza’s largest hospital hang in balance: ‘The risks are really high’
Concern grows over fate of patients at al-Shifa with no fuel – as UN says just one hospital in nothern Gaza, al-Awda, still has electricity and is able to receive the wounded and sick
Deadline looming for IMO’s ‘single window’ data-sharing platform
The International Maritime Organization voted in May 2022 to implement the so-called Maritime Single Window from the start of 2024 in a bid to accelerate digitalization in shipping.
A look at Aurora, the Intel- and HPE-made, Argonne National Laboratory-based supercomputer, set to be the first to hit two quintillion operations per second (Scott Patterson/Wall Street Journal)
Scott Patterson / Wall Street Journal:
A look at Aurora, the Intel- and HPE-made, Argonne National Laboratory-based supercomputer, set to be the first to hit two quintillion operations per second — That’s two billion billion operati…
Finland considers closing border crossings with Russia to stem an increase in asylum-seekers
The government in Finland is considering whether to close some crossing points on the country’s long border with Russia to prevent people from trying to enter without proper documentation, the Nordic nation’s interior minister and prime minister said T…