Ukraine’s ‘chaotic’ withdrawal from Russia, in its soldiers’ words
Artem Kariakin and his unit would regularly cross into Russia – until last week.
Day: March 21, 2025
Ukraine’s ‘chaotic’ withdrawal from Russia, in its soldiers’ words
Artem Kariakin and his unit would regularly cross into Russia – until last week.
HP Escapes Customer Payouts in Printer-Bricking Lawsuit Settlement
A United States District Court judge has approved a settlement between HP and customers who sued the company for firmware updates that prevented printers from working with non-HP ink cartridges.
The class-action lawsuit, filed in December 2020, alleg…
We’re WA landlords and we agree with rent stabilization
Washington lawmakers have a rare opportunity to deliver a commonsense solution to our housing crisis — rent stabilization.
Perisic stars as Croatia beats France 2-0 in Nations League quarterfinals
Croatia contained the attacking duo of Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé in a 2-0 victory over France in the first leg of the Nations League quarterfinals Thursday.
US agency kills Colorado wolf in Wyoming where it was suspected of killing sheep
A federal agency says it killed a collard wolf that apparently crossed from Colorado into Wyoming and killed several sheep.
U.S. military offensive targets Houthi rebels to stop their Red Sea shipping attacks
For more than a year, Houthi rebels have been attacking ships, choking off transit in one of the world’s most critical waterways. The Pentagon says it’ll stay till the Houthis stop the attacks.
Measles outbreak means vaccination must be taken seriously
Dropping vaccination rates nationwide make measles outbreaks like the one in the Southwest more likely. Washington needs to do better with vaccination rates.
Trump accuses judge of trying to ‘usurp’ presidency in migrant deportations case
The judge says the government’s filing in the case is “woefully insufficient”, but Trump calls him a “Grandstander”.
Need treatment your doctor doesn’t support? Under new Idaho law, they can deny it
Idaho medical providers can now decline to perform procedures that violate their personal beliefs, after the governor signed a new law Wednesday.