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Iraq’s prime minister presided over the official reopening of the historic al-Nuri Grand Mosque and its leaning minaret in the heart of Mosul’s Old City Monday, eight years after the mosque was destroyed by militants from the Islamic State group.
The bulker Dee4 Oak will be chartered back
Penlink’s CEO, Peter Weber, shares how leaders can reduce their odds of becoming yet another statistic through a debilitating cyber-attack by implementing the robust combination of digital evidence, open-source intelligence (OSINT),…
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Monday said Spain’s preparation for this summer’s deadly wildfires, which burned a record amount of territory, was “clearly insufficient”.
When an Alaska Native group asked state law enforcement officials for a list of murders investigated by state police — the state said no.
In his eloquent, if discursive, “Black Moses,” Caleb Gayle chronicles activist Edward McCabe’s struggles against post-Civil War racism.
The mobile-scanning system is part of efforts to make U.S. infrastructure more heat-resilient. Extreme heat is a silent killer that harms them over time.
Robots-for-rent is one way some small U.S. factories gain access to automation, reducing turnover and ensuring workers aren’t injured.
Two decades after a trip to hurricane-ravaged New Orleans, columnist Naomi Ishisaka sounds an alarm about the inadequacy of disaster preparedness in the U.S.
RANT to the person who tagged our condo. Our building is obviously not abandoned. Your scribbles are unintelligible, and you are no artist! RAVE to our Burien Fred Meyer. Customers steal, litter and complain, but the staff is unfailingly good-natured a…