How much can a belt be tightened? In Egypt, families are cutting back, shrinking portions, and creatively trying to ensure their families are fed amid Ukraine war food prices and soaring inflation.
This oxtail ragu recipe will help keep you warm on cold Seattle days
If you’ve never made oxtails, don’t worry, they’re pretty easy to make and the perfect meal to come home to after a cold day.
Private burial of Pelé in Santos after eight-mile funeral procession
Coffin of Brazilian footballer, who died aged 82, taken to cemetery near stadium where he began careerThe Brazilian footballer Pelé has been buried in the port city where he began his career nearly 70 years ago, with the country’s president, Luiz Ináci…
Analyst: Iran ‘intervention’ in Ukraine dealt blow to talks on nuclear deal revival
A political commentator says Iran’s “intervention” in the Ukraine war in favor of Russia dealt a heavy blow to the talks in Vienna on a potential revival of the 2015 nuclear agreement.
Tony Award-winner, Chicago stage champion Frank Galati dies
Frank Galati, an actor, director, teacher and adapter who was a pivotal figure in Chicago’s theater community and a two-time Tony Award winner, has died.
Delta is investigating a pilot for making anti-Pete Buttigieg comments
A pilot in Atlanta blamed the transportation secretary for planes getting grounded in Florida
The E.U. And China Are Barreling Toward a Political Standoff Over COVID-19
The bloc moved closer to imposing restrictions on travelers from China, as Beijing threatened countermeasures.
What is a mobile possession factor – and how can it replace passwords to stop phishing?
By Paul McGuire, Co-Founder and CEO of tru.ID We all use email, and we all use passwords – […]
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Two charged in Pierce County Christmas Day substation attacks
Prosecutors say the men attacked two Tacoma Power and two Puget Sound Energy substations, causing $3 million in damage on Christmas Day.
There is a New Trend in Social Engineering with a Disgusting Name; “Pig-butchering”
The technique began in the Chinese underworld, and it amounts to an unusually protracted form of social engineering. The analogy is with fattening up a pig, then butchering it for all it’s worth. In this case the analogy is wayward, since the …