Новости за 05.02.2024

Fernanda Santos, The Atlantic

In the summer of 2014, I joined a group of journalists in an organized visit to a Border Patrol warehouse in Nogales, Arizona.

Theodore Murphy, ECFR

Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping lanes expose how actors beyond the great powers can weaponise an interdependent global economy. To help overcome this threat,...

Dov S. Zakheim, The National Interest

Iran behaves as if it is a safe haven because it has thus far successfully deterred an American attack on its soil. As long as Tehran continues to do...

Next season's FA Cup could look very different - with sin bins potentially on the cards as the International FA Board (IFAB) are planning to make the key change to help referees

John Judis, Compact

President Biden has done a good job getting domestic and international economic legislation through Congress, but he has proved far less successful in what was supposed...

Michael Beckley and Hal Brands, Foreign Policy

How likely is China to start a war? This may be the single-most important question in international affairs today.

‘He is definitely into a house, a whole house is demolished,’ a pilot who witnessed the crash said

The best smoke detector will quickly alert you to a fire in your home. Our eight picks can help keep you and your family safe.

Think about the worst guy you’ve ever met. Now, imagine he was rich and had horrible taste. See him? Well, he’s nothing compared to this jabroni. What we’ve got here is a man using Tesla’s Full Self-Driving beta in his Cybertruck while wearing Apple Vision Pro VR goggles. What a goober.

Thanks to Simon Grain and Dave West for this report:

Once again, the Australian J/24 Nationals were held in Sydney, this time on the harbour. As opposed to huge swells off Cronulla last year, this year we were battling the traffic and their wakes. Sydney is a very congested place, especially on the weekend! Held earlier this month in mostly jib weather, the smaller fleet size this year still contained the top sailors in Sydney, and only one entry from Victoria. The usual suspects from... Читать дальше...

"We're in a situation now where in a couple of years time we're going to be very short on supply," Occidental CEO Vicki Hollub said.

The production of aluminum generates around 180 million tons of toxic red mud every year. Scientists at the Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, a center for iron research, have now shown how green steel can be produced from aluminum production waste in a relatively simple way. In an electric arc furnace similar to those used in the steel industry for decades, they convert the iron oxide contained in the red mud into iron using hydrogen plasma.

Violence spreads in a contagious way like a disease among members of the Italian mafia, a new study shows.

Galatasaray are waiting for a response from Rangers for left-back Ridvan Yilmaz, who they initially want to sign on loan.

The Briton won 10 of the last 11 games.

A teenager is in critical condition after a shooting near McKinney Falls early Monday morning.

Buckingham Palace has announced that Britain's King Charles III has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. Following the diagnosis, doctors have advised the King to postpone public-facing duties, although he will continue to handle official documentation and state business as usual during the scheduled treatments. The statement from Buckingham Palace revealed that the cancer was identified during a recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement....

BASEBALLAtlantic League: The city of Gastonia (NC) has chosen a new Atlantic League team that will operate at the city's ballpark for the 2024 se... - AtL

Here's our style editor-approved guide to the best cashmere sweaters. We've featured pullovers, cardigans, and turtlenecks for every budget.

Last week, the National Museum of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio received an unusual call from a gentleman hoping to donate a nuclear missile to the institution. The man, a resident of Bellevue, Washington, stated that the missile had belonged to his deceased neighbor. — Read the rest

We feel better about the cosmetics maker, but one quarter isn't enough for us to fully trust that we're out of the woods.

Ian Ladyman believes the only way to fix Chelsea would be to tear everything apart and start from scratch - but the It's All Kicking Off host admits that's not a viable solution.