NATO allies have made plans to boost provisions of blankets, generators and other basic necessities, and the U.S. will use $53 million to buy electrical parts for the country’s electrical grid.
Katherine Lee
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Buffalo gunman pleads guilty in racist supermarket massacre
Payton Gendron massacred 10 Black people at a Buffalo supermarket and has pleaded guilty to murder and hate-motivated terrorism charges.
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Georgia authorities urged to probe Herschel Walker’s Texas homestead exemption
Tax records show the former football player is set to receive a homestead exemption worth about $1,500 for a $3 million home in the suburbs of Dallas that Walker listed as his primary residence.
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Midweek storm to bring wind, rain with threats of power outages
The new workweek starts off dry with cooler weather in the forecast by Tuesday. But that will all change by the evening hours on Wednesday as rain moves in from the west with another storm moving into Maine. A strong southerly wind will keep this a warm, not white storm. The wind will be gusting […]
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China eases some COVID rules after widespread protests, demands for president to resign
Chinese authorities have eased some anti-virus rules but affirmed their severe ‘zero COVID’ strategy after protesters demanded President Xi Jinping resign in the biggest show of opposition to the ruling Communist Party in decades
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‘We the People’ is the White House’s theme for the holidays
First lady Jill Biden drew inspiration from the nation’s founding documents to decorate for the holidays.
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During lull in Russian attacks against Ukraine energy, countries pledge aid
The power situation was so dire that Ukraine’s energy trader – in normal times an exporter – tested importing electricity from neighboring Romania.
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Twitter risks crashing as hundreds of engineers, workers exit over Musk upheaval
The newest departures mean the platform is losing workers just at it is gears up for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which opens Sunday. It’s one of Twitter’s busiest events, when tweet surges heavily stress its systems.
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Twitter is in chaos. Here are some ways to protect your account.
There are already signs that the exodus of hundreds of employees is stressing the system.
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Kherson’s newly liberated residents wonder: Which of them collaborated with the Russians?
Criminal and forensics investigators are rushing to document evidence of executions and torture on the part of Russian troops, digging up bodies and coaxing traumatized witnesses to come forward.