Kazakh President Acknowledges Wealth Inequality After Violence Grips Country

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev validated the frustration of protestors in his country over its wealth inequality and took aim at its elite on Tuesday, Reuters reported. Tokayev told the country’s parliament that…

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North Korea Missle Launches Briefly Grounded Flights On West Coast

North Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile on Tuesday, leading to the brief grounding of all West Coast flights, NPR reported. The missile was the second launched by North Korea in a…

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Kazakh Leader Calls Protests An ‘Attempted Coup,’ Russia Calls Them International Terrorism

The president of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, called the protests and violence that ignited in his country on Jan 2. an “attempted coup,” BBC News reported. Tokayev told members of an alliance between…

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Kazakh President Permits Forces To Shoot To Kill

Sebastian Hughes on January 7, 2022 The president of Kazakhstan authorized security forces on Friday to shoot to kill anyone participating in unrest as his country faces massive protests that have already…

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World’s Biggest Coal Port Transitions To Wind Energy

The largest global coal port announced it would decarbonize within two decades and switch to renewable power, ultimately transitioning away from its current business model. The Port of Newcastle in Australia reached…

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More than 1,300 Fake Championship Rings Worth $982K Seized in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI— During the holiday season, championship rings can be a fan favorite. Unfortunately, third party retailers are selling these counterfeit rings for top dollar conning the consumer out of a lot of…

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Border Patrol Saw 134% Increase In Fentanyl Seizures In Fiscal Year 2021

The lethal synthetic drug fentanyl has been increasingly trafficked into the U.S., and, in fiscal year 2021, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported a 134% increase in seizures of the illicit…

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Twin TV Show Hosts Die Of COVID Only Six Days Apart

A famous pair of twins, Grichka and Igor Bogdanoff, who hosted a science and science-fiction television show in France in the 1980s, died within days of each other after contracting COVID-19, BBC…

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Third Former GlaxoSmithKline Scientist Pleads Guilty to Stealing Trade Secrets to Benefit Chinese Pharma Company

PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced that Lucy Xi, 44, formerly a resident of Malvern, PA, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to steal trade secrets from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) to benefit…

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‘Journalism Is Not Sedition’: Blinken Slams Police Raid On Hong Kong News Outlet

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday slammed Hong Kong police’s raid of Stand News and the arrest of seven of its employees, calling out China’s “targeting” of free press. “Journalism is…

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‘We Are Not Targeting The Media,’ Chinese Police Say After Shutting Down Pro-Democracy Outlet

A pro-democracy news outlet in Hong Kong was shut down Wednesday after police arrested seven people associated with the site and raided its offices, multiple sources reported. Stand News issued a statement…

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Riot Games To Pay $100 Million In Gender Discrimination Lawsuit

Riot Games has agreed to pay $100 million in a settlement with women who are current and former employees of the company in a California class-action lawsuit. The “League of Legends” giant…

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Kamala Harris says COVID-19 is “Not anyone’s fault”

As Democrats blame unvaccinated Republicans for the most recent COVID-19 wave, Vice President Kamala Harris said this week that COVID-19 is not anyone’s fault. “I don’t think this is a moment to…

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Here Are The 2022 Risks That Official Washington Is Talking About

Inflation, “softness” in the White House, and pandemic uncertainty make up some of the biggest risks to the U.S. economy in 2022, according to a Washington consulting firm. “Every quarter, I take…

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Are Electric Vehicles A Scam?

Electric vehicles (EV) continue to represent a greater share of new car purchases, but their cost, range and charge rate may hinder many consumers from making the transition. While EV’s have grown…

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Thousands Of Accounts Spreading Chinese State Propaganda Are Evading Bans From US Social Media

A network of social media accounts spreading Chinese state propaganda is thriving on tech platforms despite social media companies’ attempts to crack down on foreign influence campaigns. Over 2,000 accounts are involved…

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‘A Mad Scramble’: One Rare Mineral May Spell Doom For Electric Vehicle Market

Lithium — a mineral that is key for electric car batteries — continues to rise in price, jeopardizing the ongoing transition to renewable energy outlined by Western governments. The cost of lithium…

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REPORT: Chinese Spies Have Wormed Their Way Into Taiwan’s Military

Chinese spies infiltrated Taiwan’s military as a part of a campaign to undermine the island’s defense, Reuters reported. The effort involved recruiting senior officers at the center of the Taiwan’s armed forces,…

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Chinese Officials Are Hiring Fake Accounts To Spread Propaganda And Track Down People Overseas: REPORT

Chinese authorities are hiring fake social media accounts to manage public opinion and conduct overseas surveillance on Chinese citizens, according to an investigation by The New York Times. While China’s manipulation of…

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NIH Director says Wuhan lab leak theory is just a ‘huge distraction’, says virus came from bats

Dr. Franncis Collis, Dr. Fauci’s boss and the head of the National Institutes of Health says while the Wuhan lab leak of COVID-19 is a possibility, he believes the virus was a…

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Kazakh President Acknowledges Wealth Inequality After Violence Grips Country

North Korea Missle Launches Briefly Grounded Flights On West Coast

Kazakh Leader Calls Protests An ‘Attempted Coup,’ Russia Calls Them International Terrorism

Kazakh President Permits Forces To Shoot To Kill

World’s Biggest Coal Port Transitions To Wind Energy

More than 1,300 Fake Championship Rings Worth $982K Seized in Cincinnati

Border Patrol Saw 134% Increase In Fentanyl Seizures In Fiscal Year 2021

Twin TV Show Hosts Die Of COVID Only Six Days Apart

Third Former GlaxoSmithKline Scientist Pleads Guilty to Stealing Trade Secrets to Benefit Chinese Pharma Company

‘Journalism Is Not Sedition’: Blinken Slams Police Raid On Hong Kong News Outlet

‘We Are Not Targeting The Media,’ Chinese Police Say After Shutting Down Pro-Democracy Outlet

Riot Games To Pay $100 Million In Gender Discrimination Lawsuit

Kamala Harris says COVID-19 is “Not anyone’s fault”

Here Are The 2022 Risks That Official Washington Is Talking About

Are Electric Vehicles A Scam?

Thousands Of Accounts Spreading Chinese State Propaganda Are Evading Bans From US Social Media

‘A Mad Scramble’: One Rare Mineral May Spell Doom For Electric Vehicle Market

REPORT: Chinese Spies Have Wormed Their Way Into Taiwan’s Military

Chinese Officials Are Hiring Fake Accounts To Spread Propaganda And Track Down People Overseas: REPORT

NIH Director says Wuhan lab leak theory is just a ‘huge distraction’, says virus came from bats

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