Agriculture News Updates
Agriculture News Updates
When Hu Wei, a politically well-connected scholar in Shanghai, warned that China risked becoming a pariah if it didn’t denounce Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, he ignited a war of words on China’s internet. Some readers praised Mr. Hu’s article, which spread online last week, seeing its gloomy prognosis about China becoming isolated behind a new …
In Rare Rebuke, Chinese Denounce Russia’s War in Ukraine Read More »
US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield delivers a statement at the United Nations Security Council meeting on Friday, March 18. (Jason DeCrow/AP) Ukrainian:- United States Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield slammed Russia’s attempts to lie about allegations of biological weapons in Ukraine once again Friday morning. “As I said one week …
Ukrainian army says Russia’s main routes for attacking Kyiv have been blocked Read More »
A New Hampshire pastor has been charged with multiple counts of possessing child pornography after a five-year investigation, according to court documents. Nashua police arrested Stephen Bates, 46, on March 15. The Bible Baptist Church pastor is now facing five counts of possession of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and is being held on $3,000 …
NH pastor charged with child pornography possession after 5-year investigation Read More »
A judge on Tuesday threw out motions by the attorney general of the District of Columbia to name Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Meta, as a defendant in a privacy lawsuit. Judge Maurice A. Ross of the D.C. Superior Court said in a hearing that Washington’s attorney general, Karl Racine, had waited too long …
Mark Zuckerberg Won’t Be Named in Meta Privacy Suit, Judge Says Read More »
Dr. Ximena Lopez is suing the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center after Children’s Medical Center Dallas ordered her clinic to stop giving cross-sex hormones and so-called “puberty-blocking” drugs to children with gender dysphoria. Lopez claims that UTSW Medical Center abruptly stopped providing the services to new patients in November 2021, and she claims the …
Texas doctor sues after children’s hospital halts cross-sex hormones, ‘puberty blockers’ Read More »
She’s done so much over such a long period of time, it can be hard to quantify and there simply is no one else comparable. Queen Margrethe of Denmark is also long-serving and widely admired by her subjects but Elizabeth’s reign has been longer and she has significantly more subjects. It isn’t to serve for …
Analysis: Is the Commonwealth the Queen’s greatest legacy? Read More »
BRUSSELS — Ukraine and Russia are engaged in intermittent negotiations to end a brutal war now in its third week. But despite signs of progress, Western officials have little optimism that the talks have reached a serious stage or even confronted the most difficult issues. The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has raised hopes with …
As Diplomacy Drags on, Peace Seems Far Off in Ukraine Read More »
The FBI is expected to soon commence a dig for the remains of legendary labor leader Jimmy Hoffa, where it is claimed he was buried in a barrel after being killed in Detroit July 30, 1975. The chances that the remains of Hoffa, the onetime president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, are under the …
The case for Jimmy Hoffa, buried under a New Jersey bridge Read More »
Ukraine’s government is “openly neo-Nazi” and “pro-Nazi,” controlled by “little Nazis,” President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia says. American officials led by President Biden are responsible for the “Nazification” of Ukraine, one of Russia’s top lawmakers says, and should be tried before a court. In fact, another lawmaker says, it is time to create a …
Why Vladimir Putin Invokes Nazis to Justify His Invasion of Ukraine Read More »
A bipartisan panel on civil liberties at Yale Law School was disrupted last week when more than 100 law students tried to drown out and intimidate the speakers, who eventually needed police to escort them out of the building, according to reports. The school’s Federalist Society hosted the March 10 panel, which featured Monica Miller, …