Russia’s Federal Security Service has announced that it would rewrite all laws mentioning “spy hardware” after many people had found themselves on trial for ordering what they thought were common toys from foreign internet shops. On Monday, the FSB posted a note about the start of the work on the project on the government’s web…
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At a time when constitutional values have come to be tested like never before in India, a couple from Odisha’s Ganjam district have set a lasting example by showing to us that all hope is not lost as far as the belief in the Indian constitution is concerned. Departing from religious rituals, they got their…
— A rogue broadcast of last night’s NXT has surfaced online in which the production channel is audible instead of commentary from announcers Josh Matthews and Michael Cole. The producer, believed to be Kevin Dunn, can be heard giving cues to people, and swearing. Matt Striker is also audible. The rogue version of the broadcast…
OTTAWA — The labour market generated a second straight month of strong job gains in February with the creation of 55,900 net new positions, all of which were full time. The latest jobs report by Statistics Canada says the unemployment rate held firm last month at 5.8 per cent as more people hunted for work….
Time magazine has named four journalists and a US newspaper targeted for their work, among them the murdered Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi and two Reuters reporters imprisoned in Myanmar, as its 2018 Person of the Year. The group, collectively referred to as "The Guardians", also includes an arrested Philippine journalist and the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland, where…
A report conducted by three international war crimes prosecutors and released to news organizations Monday claims to provide “clear evidence” of “industrial-scale killing” of 11,000 detainees at the hands of the Syrian government. The report pulls from a trove of government photographs and documents, as well as testimony provided by a former Syrian military police…
Hong Kong's second-richest man, Lee Shau Kee, is stepping down as chairman of Henderson Land Development, joining the ranks of the city's aging tycoons handing the reins to the next generation. The 91-year-old billionaire announced his retirement from the top post before the developer's annual meeting Tuesday. While he remains as an executive director at…
If the sideways rain, gales and getting dark by 4pm isn’t doing it for you, Swim For Tri coach Dan Bullock is offering a sunnier alternative to the freezing weather in the new year. Advertisement Tri Dynamic’s Tenerife Swim Faster Camp will take place from February 20-27th 2016 at the Tenerife Top Training facility. Over the last…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Science & Arts (Okla) surpassed fellow Sooner Athletic Conference member, Oklahoma City, for the No. 1 spot in the first NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 Poll of the regular season. The Drovers (17-0) have opended the season undefeated and earned 529 points this week. Five teams joined the Top 25 this week,…