Belgium’s finance and tax agency hit by cyberattack
The online portal MyMinfin and several other services have been temporarily taken offline as a precaution while officials investigate and secure their systems., Read MoreContinue Reading
A village chief in Congo works to overcome Ebola prejudice even as the disease kills his relatives
A village chief in eastern Congo faces a tough battle against Ebola, Read MoreContinue Reading
Paris braces for more unrest as riots reshape the city’s streets
As Paris merchants board up shops and arm themselves with pepper spray, the city remains suspended between deep social unrest and ordinary daily life., Read MoreContinue Reading
Jacob Morley case: Victim’s friend fears for his life | Jesse Weber Live
Daniel, a close childhood friend of Cody Birchfield, joins “Jesse Weber Live” to discuss the ongoing manhunt for Jacob Morley. Morley is still on the run two days after escaping from Tennessee’s Northwest Correctional Complex, where he was serving a life sentence for the 2022 murder of Birchfield. #manhunt #tennesseeContinue Reading
Alaska candidate claims he was recruited to run as an independent | Katie Pavlich Tonight
In an interview with Katie Pavlich, former congressional candidate and Alaska insurance manager Matthew Salisbury alleges he was approached by a man claiming to represent wealthy donors who wanted him to run as an independent candidate. Salisbury says he ultimately declined after being unable to verify the recruiter’s identity, raisingContinue Reading
What European students can learn from their Serbian peers
The Serbian student mobilisation chose a political strategy that ensured its success where others had failed., While Europe was asleep over the past two years, Serbia was wide awake. A nationwide student movement shook the foundations of a deeply entrenched government and on Sunday, it dealt it an unprecedented electoralContinue Reading
Europe’s wealth gap: Older households eight times richer than young ones
As protests over living costs and programme cuts spread across Europe, under-35s hold 2.8%t of household wealth., EXPLAINER As protests over living costs and programme cuts spread across Europe, under-35s hold 2.8 percent of household wealth. Student protests that began in September in France have spread to more than 11Continue Reading
Inside the Russian propaganda group injecting false sexual assault allegations into contentious Senate races
How Russian propaganda group Storm-1516 is leveraging false sexual assault allegations to sow chaos ahead of Election Day.Continue Reading
Shielded by DHS, immigration agents’ identities exposed in massive data breach
More than 40,000 DHS employees, including those with ICE and CBP, have had their identities exposed after a breach by hackers.Continue Reading
A closer look at GaN switches: benefits, limitations and gate-drive challenges
Switches based on the wide band-gap semiconductors SiC (silicon carbide) and GaN (gallium nitride) have been gaining market share on their conventional silicon counterparts over the last decade or so because they deliver lower total losses at higher switching frequencies and power levels, all at an increasingly competitive price. SiCContinue Reading
FCC’s Lone Dem Urges Broadcasters To Find A Spine In Fight Against The Traitor Censorship
Anna Gomez is the only Democrat at the current FCC because Republicans simply refuse to seat any new ones (or even formally renew her term, which technically was supposed to end over the summer). And while Gomez may not have much voting authority, she’s done a good job criticizing theContinue Reading
How EV Realty chooses sites for electric truck charging hubs
EV Realty sites its heavy-duty EV charging hubs where the fleet customers are. Heavy-duty EVs have different charging requirements than passenger EVs. As electric truck guru Rustam Kocher explains in our recent interview, a charging hub purpose-built for heavy-duty EVs differs from a consumer charging hub in several ways. ButContinue Reading
Ocean’s ability to absorb carbon is weakening as climate change intensifies, UN warns
The ocean absorbs around 30 per cent of human-caused carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions and 90 per cent of excess heat trapped by greenhouse gases. But climate change has already reduced its capacity to absorb carbon by approximately six per cent, a new UN report warns ahead of the COP31 climateContinue Reading