Uber Gets Back Into Drone Delivery With Flytrex Investment
Uber Technologies Inc. will trial food deliveries by drone with Flytrex Inc., marking the Rideshare giant’s return to experiments with logistics.
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Kimmel’s suspension is the latest display of Trump’s growing power over the US media landscape
President Donald Trump’s efforts to reshape the American media landscape are reflected in the suspension of late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel.
Ukraine ‘close’ to signing agreement with NATO country in major blow to Vladimir Putin – Yahoo News UK
Ukraine ‘close’ to signing agreement with NATO country in major blow to Vladimir Putin Yahoo News UKView Full Coverage on Google News
Macron to attempt to prove in US court his wife is a woman – BBC
The French leader has filed a defamation suit against US right-wing commentator Candace Owens for alleging Brigitte Macron was born male
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Military helicopter crashes near Washington military base after losing contact
The helicopter crashed in a rural area near the US military base in the Summit Lake area
Military helicopter crashes near Washington military base after losing contact
The helicopter crashed in a rural area near the US military base in the Summit Lake area
Ukraine strikes choke off Russian oil exports and fuel supplies
Evidence mounts that Ukraine’s two-pronged approach is working. Russian regions are short of fuel, and exports suffer.
‘Putin Let Me Down’: Trump Admits Thinking Ukraine War Was “Easy To Solve”
Donald Trump claimed that his Russian counterpart let him down during the process of solving the Ukraine war. Keir Starmer also criticised Putin and said that he showed his “true face” with the biggest attack on Ukraine.
Ex-Romanian presidential candidate accused of coup attempt
Prosecutors have claimed Calin Georgescu tried to incite violence after his election win was annulled
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Texas has a new abortion pill law. But at least one provider plans to keep shipping them there
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a law intended to curtail abortion pills, but at least one provider plans to keep shipping them into the state.