Seven people, including an attacker, were killed in a shooting that occurred Tuesday night into Wednesday at a Walmart chain supermarket in Chesapeake, Virgina, in the eastern part of the US, authorities in that city tweeted after local police.more
Charging an electric car while driving will soon cease to be a futuristic vision. The first two sections of the road, which will inductively charge the batteries of cars passing it, are to be launched in American Detroit by the end of 2023. It will be the first wireless electric road system (ERS) in the US.more
Following Elon Musk's publication of an ultimatum requiring Twitter employees to commit to working at maximum capacity or resign, many have opted for the latter, Reuters reported yesterday, citing an online survey of the service's staff.more
A man carrying an axe and a knife entered the high-rise building of the daily "New York Times" in Manhattan, New York yesterday afternoon, the Associated Press reported. He asked to be allowed to speak to the paper's political section.more
Regardless of the final conclusions of the investigation, it is clear that Russia is ultimately to blame for the tragic incident in eastern Poland, said US National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson.more
Twitter's new owner Elon Musk has given the service's employees an ultimatum - either they will work at maximum capacity or they should resign from their positions. They have less than two days to decide, the Washington Post newspaper reported yesterday, citing an email sent by the billionaire to subordinates.more
Former President Donald Trump announced yesterday that he will run for the 2024 presidential election. As he stated, his task will be to "take on the most corrupt forces imaginable" and accused President Biden of "leading us to the brink of nuclear war" and mentioned the missile that fell in the Lublin region.more
I don't think China will soon attack Taiwan, said US President Joe Biden after meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on the Indonesian island of Bali. He added that there is no need for a new Cold War between the US and China, and that both countries consider the use of nuclear weapons "totally unacceptable".more
According to the former commander of the US ground forces in Europe, retired Lieutenant General Ben Hodges, the armed forces of Ukraine may liberate Mariupol and Melitopol by January next year, after which the liberation of Crimea will begin.more
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are to receive a unique award for human rights activities. As the media comment, they previously received it, incl. Barack Obama, Bill Clinton or Joe Biden himself.more
During the conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping, US President Joe Biden intends to declare that if the threat from North Korea grows greater, the United States will be forced to expand its military engagement not only on the Korean Peninsula, but throughout the Asia-Pacific region, he said. yesterday President's National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.more
Divers with a documentary filmmaker looking for the wreckage of a WWII plane off the coast of Florida found part of the Challenger space shuttle, which exploded and disintegrated shortly after take-off in 1986.more
Hurricane Nicole passed through Florida yesterday. Though the force of the elements weakened, torrential rains and fierce winds killed at least two people, leaving behind broken power lines and flooded homes.more
The owner of Joe's Service Center at a gas station in Altadena, California, USA received a million dollars for selling a coupon, the buyer of which won a $ 2.04 billion Powerball jackpot prize. The seller wants to share the prize with the grandchildren.more
Olympic and multiple world cross-country skiing champion and Justyna Kowalczyk's longtime fiercest rival Marit Bjoergen finished the New York City Marathon on Sunday. In such shape that it was stated that. "she was having fun running."more
A ticket that won the Powerball lottery's top prize of $2.04 billion was purchased in Altadena, US California. This is the highest lottery win in US history. The delayed drawing took place yesterday morning.more
The cost of maintaining the Amadea - a US seized yacht linked to a Russian oligarch - is nearly $10 million a year. Part of this cost is borne by U.S. taxpayers, and Amadea is just one of the costly seized Russian assets, Bloomberg writes today.more
Today in another drawing for the US Powerball lottery, the top prize is $1.9 billion. On Saturday again, no one had, counting including the extra, six winning numbers. A ticket costs $2.more
President Joe Biden's administration is unofficially encouraging the Ukrainian government to signal openness to negotiations with Russia and abandon its publicly demonstrated demand that engagement in peace talks be possible once President Vladimir Putin is removed from power, Reuters reported today, citing information from The Washington Post.more
Twitter, which has been headed by Elon Musk since late October, has launched an $8 monthly subscription program that will allow users to, among other things, receive a blue tag, until now only given to verified accounts.more
Excessive alcohol consumption is the most common preventable cause of premature death in the US, CNN said, citing a study published in the US medical journal JAMA Network Open.more
The U.S. government has intelligence information showing that representatives of the Russian military leadership discussed the possibility of using nuclear weapons in Ukraine, the New York Times reported, citing Washington officials. Vladimir Putin was said not to have participated in these talks.more
The Joe Biden administration is considering a formal review of Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, the Washington Post reported yesterday. According to the daily, the deal gave access to sensitive data - including potentially Twitter users - to investors with ties to Saudi Arabia and China.more
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy carrier rocket has soared into space. She took part in a secret mission of the US armed forces at 9:41 local time from NASA's John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida.more
