Month: May 2023
Base Metals Lower as Weak China Demand Weighs on Prices
Industrial metal prices were weaker with China’s disappointing economic recovery continuing to weigh on the demand outlook, according to ANZ.
Read MoreUN vessel arrives at rusting oil tanker off Yemen’s coast as salvage op begins
Arrival of Ndeavor, which set off from neighboring Djibouti, is the first step in a weeks-long effort to avert a major oil spill
Read MoreDespite Debt Limit Deal, 14th Amendment Questions Linger
President Biden has been considering ways to challenge the constitutionality of the debt limit to defuse the risk of default.
Read MoreChinese Leader Xi Jinping Warns of AI Risks to National Security
BEIJING — China’s ruling Communist Party is calling for beefed-up national security measures, highlighting the risks posed by advances in artificial intelligence. A meeting headed by party leader and President Xi Jinping on Tuesday urged “dedicated efforts to safeguard political
Read MoreNATO-led troops put up barbed wire in Kosovo after clashes in northern towns
NATO-led peacekeeping troops have put up metal fences and barbed wire barriers in a northern town in Kosovo after clashes with ethnic Serbs left 30 international soldiers injured.
Read MoreTwitter Now Worth Just One-Third of What Elon Musk Paid for It
Twitter is now worth just one-third of what Elon Musk paid for the social-media platform, according to Fidelity, which recently marked down the value of its equity stake in the company. Musk has acknowledged he overpaid for Twitter, which he
Read MoreHBO estimates 2.9 million watched ‘Succession’ finale on Sunday night
The show’s audience can be expected to expand when delayed viewing is taken into account. The show’s episodes this season have been seen by an average of 8.7 million viewers, according to Nielsen. (Image credit: AP)
Read MoreTeam Trump Scrambles to Unmask the Feds Investigating Him – Rolling Stone
Team Trump Scrambles to Unmask the Feds Investigating Him Rolling Stone
Read MoreNorth Korea’s Military Satellite Launch Fails as Rocket Crashes Into the Sea
SEOUL — North Korea’s attempt to put the country’s first spy satellite into space failed Wednesday in a setback to leader Kim Jong Un’s push to boost his military capabilities as tensions with the United States and South Korea rise.
Read MoreSpaceX mission returns from space station with ex-NASA astronaut, 3 paying customers
The return caps a nine-day mission to the International Space Station. The mission was funded by Axiom Space, a company that wants to build and operate the world’s first commercial space station. (Image credit: AP)
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