It has been nearly a week since Russian President Vladimir Putin made the decision to invade Ukraine. Since the conflict broke out, people have been posting some of the most cringeworthy, inappropriate, strange, or hilariously out-of-touch content that I have maybe ever observed. It was one thing when a bunch …
Read More »Satellite Images Show Russian Military Forces Keep Massing Near Ukraine’s Border
Tanks and other menacing self-propelled artillery. A Russian Buk surface-to-air missile system like the one that shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014. Thousands more troops. Those are merely some of the Russian forces and matériel seen in videos posted to social media heading toward the …
Read More »Tale About a Man That Became President By Using Acer Aspire …
Tale About a Man That Became President By Using Acer Aspire 5 Once upon a time, in a land much, much away, there was a male called John. John was simply an ordinary Joe, functioning a 9-5 task as well as living an ordinary life. You see, John had actually …
Read More »The Morning After: What to expect from Samsung’s Unpacked event this week
It’s almost time for Samsung to unveil another generation of its flagship Galaxy S smartphones. Fortunately for us, leaks have revealed a lot of the major beats ahead of the February 1st event. It seems all the show-stopping features will come to the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Rumors have long pointed …
Read More »9 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World
The Olympics are coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still have some fun. We looked at some of the faces that figure skaters make on the ice, and Nic Antaya photographed a snowmobile race with better hats than the Kentucky Derby. Cielito Vivas photographed the Chocolate …
Read More »Russian Troops Have Entered Kyiv, Putting Ukraine’s Democratically Elected Government In The Crosshairs
Fighting broke out in the streets of Kyiv on Saturday morning as Russian troops moved further into the Ukrainian capital, imperiling one of Europe’s most populous cities and its democratically elected seat of government. Local officials urged residents to stay indoors due to active fighting and take precautions to avoid …
Read More »The War In Ukraine Exposes The World’s Utter Reliance On Fossil Fuels
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has rocked global energy markets, sending oil and gas prices surging — and exposing the pitfalls of the world’s utter reliance on fossil fuels. Scientists have spent decades warning about how continued fossil fuel use is driving the worsening climate crisis, most recently in a sweeping …
Read More »The Biden Administration Has Been Planning To Tell Mexico That A Trump-Era Policy Could Soon End And Attract More Immigrants To The Border
Top officials at the Department of Homeland Security have been planning to tell Mexico that a controversial Trump-era border policy enacted during the pandemic may come to an end as soon as April, which could lead to an increase of immigrants coming to the border and a strain on resources, …
Read More »Facebook And Twitter Have Been Blocked In Russia
Facebook and Twitter on Friday were blocked in Russia, amid President Vladimir Putin’s ongoing military invasion of Ukraine. In a statement issued on Friday, Roskomnadzor, the country’s communications regulator, explained the decision was made to “block access to the Facebook network” after at least 26 cases of “discrimination against Russian …
Read More »A US Reporter Was Shot Dead While Covering The War In Ukraine
Brent Renaud, an award-winning American video journalist who had been covering Russia’s war against Ukraine, was shot dead Sunday near Kyiv, according to local police and witnesses. Renaud, 50, and another reporter came under gunfire in Irpin, a suburb north of the capital, according to Kyiv Regional Police Chief Andriy …
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