They’re looking to cash in on a surge of interest in non-fungible tokens, NFTs, which have netted millions for far-less-known artists and been criticized by some as environmentally costly get-rich schemes.
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Pope’s right knee ligament inflamed, curbing mobility
The 85-year-old pontiff explained to his weekly general audience Wednesday that the condition prevents him from going down the steps of the Vatican audience hall to greet the pilgrims in the crowd.
Worries grow as deadline for whale-friendly gear draws near
Maine lobstermen will have to use special rope or inserts to weaken existing rope beginning in May to help protect endangered North Atlantic right whales, but it’s not readily available.
Thich Nhat Hanh, world-changing Buddhist, Zen master, peace activist, dies at 95
He rose to international prominence for his anti-Vietnam War activism, but he was already a well-known monk before his peace efforts.
Biden issues new warning to Russia over invading Ukraine
It was the latest White House effort to clear up comments the president made a day earlier when he suggested that a ‘minor incursion’ by Russia into Ukrainian territory could result in a more measured response by the U.S. and its allies.
Biden plans more public outreach, less legislating in Year 2
There will be a greater emphasis on speaking directly to Americans and less time spent in the weeds with lawmakers crafting legislation, the White House says.
Security scanners across Europe tied to Chinese government, military
Nuctech has been frozen out of the U.S. for years due to national security concerns, but it has made deep inroads across Europe, installing its devices in 26 of 27 EU member states.
Rising inflation tightens squeeze on consumers
Consumers paid more for everything from groceries to cars in 2021 as companies passed along the costs of pricier raw materials and supply chain delays.
Rare, pristine coral reef found off coast of Tahiti
The newfound reef, stretching 2 miles, was studied late last year during a dive expedition supported by UNESCO.
Biden says Putin will pay ‘dear price’ if he invades Ukraine
The president says he believes that Russia is preparing to take action, though he doesn’t think the Russian president has made a final decision.