Month: March 2021
Did the Pentagon wait for Trump’s approval before defending the Capitol? – The Washington Post
Did the Pentagon wait for Trump’s approval before defending the Capitol? The Washington Post State Senate condemns treatment of Michigan National Guard troops WILX D.C. National Guard Chief Describes ‘Unusual’ Pentagon Memo Before Capitol Riot | NBC News NOW NBC News The Pentagon
Read MoreNew U.S. Malaria Czar: Why We Should Care About The Disease, Even In A Pandemic
Did you even know the U.S. has a malaria czar? Who himself had malaria as a kid? We interview Dr. Raj Panjabi, newly appointed by President Joe Biden. (Image credit: Gabriel Diamond/Skoll Foundation)
Read MoreWHO Investigators to Scrap Plans for Interim Report on Probe of Covid-19 Origins
The World Health Organization team’s decision comes as tensions mount between Beijing and Washington over the investigation and one international group of scientists appeals for a new probe.
Read MoreThe Covid Baby Bust Is Here
A year into the pandemic, early data and surveys point to a baby bust in many advanced economies from the U.S. to Europe to East Asia, often on top of existing downward trends in births.
Read MoreReports Of COVID Vaccine ‘Spoilage’ Grow : Shots – Health News – NPR
Reports Of COVID Vaccine ‘Spoilage’ Grow : Shots – Health News NPR New COVID-19 vaccine appointments at all mass vaccination sites fully booked for next week WCVB Boston Coronavirus in Oregon: 1 million vaccine doses administered to date OregonLive Don’t refuse a COVID-19
Read More‘It’s over’: Macron risks losing left in Le Pen battle
A leading French daily has rattled the ruling party and sparked intense speculation about next year’s presidential election by suggesting that voters won’t come to Emmanuel Macron’s aid if he finds himself in a rematch with the far-right. Votes from
Read MoreAustralia minister ‘sorry’ for calling alleged rape victim a ‘lying cow’
Australia’s scandal-hit government on Thursday apologized for calling an alleged rape victim a “lying cow,” sparking fresh claims of a “toxic” culture in the country’s corridors of power. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Defense Minister Linda Reynolds “deeply regretted” the
Read MoreSpaceX launches 60 new Starlink satellites, while Starship moves closer to being able to launch up to 400 at a time
SpaceX has launched another batch of its Starlink satellites – the usual complement of 60 of the low Earth orbit spacecraft, which will join the more than 1,000 already making up the existing constellation. This is the fifth launch of Starlink
Read MoreHopin confirms $400M raise at $5.65B valuation
This morning Hopin, a virtual events platform and video-focused software service, announced that it has closed a $400 million Series C. The new capital values Hopin at $5.65 billion. Both numbers match prior TechCrunch reporting that the company was targeting
Read MoreTurkish court refuses to add US report to Khashoggi trial
A Turkish court trying 26 Saudi suspects in absentia for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi on Thursday refused to admit a US report blaming the kingdom’s crown prince for the killing. An Istanbul court is trying two close former
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