Extinction Rebellion said the protest is over Mr Gove’s decision to green-light a new coal mine in Cumbria.
The threat of a transatlantic trade war is dominating Davos
The pressure is on the European institutions — but the question is how far are they willing to go?
Questions Raised On China’s Official Covid Deaths Data: Report
With the meteoric rise in China’s Covid cases in recent weeks and a dearth of Covid data emanating from the country, questions have been raised about the actual numbers of cases in relation to official Chinese figures presented to the world.
The Airman Who Created the Super Soaker Is Rightfully in the Inventors Hall of Fame
Johnson was inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame in 2022, not just as the creator of the Super Soaker, but for his contributions that “extend far beyond the realm of toy design.”
Tear gas fired at Congo protesters opposing foreign troops
Police fired tear gas at demonstrators in eastern Congo on Wednesday after dozens of people took part in an unauthorized protest in Goma against the presence of foreign troops to help quell violence from armed groups.
China keeps grip on global production, but search for options continues
The pandemic-induced supply chain disruptions in China have left importers searching for more resilience and flexibility in their existing supply chains rather than racing for the exits.
Brian Walshe news — latest: Ana Walshe’s remains thrown in trash bags and incinerated, prosecutors say
Brian Walshe allegedly searched ‘how long before a body starts to smell?’ and what ammonia’ does to a body on his son’s iPad.
Microsoft, Amazon and other tech companies have laid off more than 60,000 employees in the last year
The tech industry has seen a string of layoffs in the face of uncertain economic conditions.
Man is own lawyer in trial over threat to Kansas lawmaker
A man charged with threatening to kill a Kansas congressman has said in federal court that he has a “very religious” defense.