Russell Pearce, a Republican lawmaker who was the driving force behind Arizona’s landmark 2010 immigration legislation known as the “show me your papers” law, has died.
Salesforce Guts Tableau After Spending $15.7 Billion in 2019 Deal
Salesforce division Tableau was hit harder than other units in the company’s largest-ever round of jobs cuts this week, adding to a major reorganization that signals the $15.7 billion acquisition hasn’t lived up to expectations. Bloomberg reports: Chie…
Biden Says Putin “Trying To Find Some Oxygen” With Ukraine Ceasefire Order
US President Joe Biden said Thursday that Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s order for a two-day Orthodox Christmas ceasefire in Ukraine was simply an effort to find breathing room for his war effort.
Famed choreographer Ratmansky joins NYC Ballet in August
Acclaimed choreographer Alexei Ratmansky won’t be going far when he leaves American Ballet Theatre this summer — he’ll simply be crossing the plaza at Lincoln Center over to New York City Ballet.
CES 2023: Stellantis preps cost cuts due to higher EV prices
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares says his company has to work to cut costs globally in order to keep electric vehicles affordable for the middle class.
CES 2023: Stellantis preps cost cuts due to higher EV prices
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares says his company has to work to cut costs globally in order to keep electric vehicles affordable for the middle class
Genes spanning 19 centuries show Viking age left its mark on genetics
A study by Stockholm University molecular archaeologists explores the genetic dynamics of people in Norway, Sweden and Denmark dating back two millennia.
Australia commits to long-range strike capabilities
The Commonwealth government has announced that it will acquire the Lockheed Martin M142 HIMARS long-range artillery system, and that it has signed a contract with KONGSBERG to acquire the Naval…
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The Philippines’ New Year Airport Meltdown
The start of 2023 should have been triumphant for President Marcos. Instead, domestic and international attention was monopolized by the chaos unfolding at the country’s airports.