Prince Harry wrote in his new memoir ‘Spare’ that he killed 25 Taliban fighters while serving in the British Army. He said the 25 were “chess pieces removed from the board.”
Why a Ukrainian zoologist risked his life to save 1,000 bats from a bat collider
As the war in Ukraine rages on, zoologist Anton Vlashenko is leading a team working to rescue and shelter thousands of bats.
CES 2023 was huge for AR and VR. Here’s everything important that was announced
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show offered us a glimpse at what might be the first in a whole new generation of premium VR headsets, ambitious products from completely new players, and a slew of intriguing developments.
Chip Vulnerabilities Impacting Microsoft, Lenovo, and Samsung Devices
By Deeba Ahmed
In total 22 proprietary software vulnerabilities were identified in the firmware, which Qualcomm addressed in its January 2023…
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Hunt underway for Nazi treasure
A search is underway in the Netherlands for a stash of Nazi treasure, after the government published a long-secret map
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Iranian Drone Maker Sanctioned for Supplying Moscow
The U.S. has hit six executives and board members of an Iranian drone manufacturer with sanctions after the firm allegedly supplied Moscow with drones that Russian forces have been using to attack Ukraine.
IBM Staff Grumble Redeployment Orders Are Stealth Layoffs
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna told employees last year that he had no plans for further layoffs. But according to current IBM employees, managers continue to face pressure to reduce headcount and are trying to do without Resource Actions — what Big Blue call…
Nate Thayer, rebel reporter who interviewed Pol Pot in the Cambodian jungle, has died
After tracking him for nearly a decade, Nate Thayer became the last Western correspondent to interview the murderous Khmer Rouge leader. Thayer died at his home in Falmouth, Mass., at age 62.
‘More positive indicators than negative’ for tankers in 2023, Gibson says
Broker argues tonne mile demand and a smaller oderbook will outpace Opec+ production cuts and a sputtering global economy
‘More positive indicators than negative’ for tankers in 2023, Gibson says
Broker argues tonne mile demand and a smaller oderbook will outpace Opec+ production cuts and a sputtering global economy