The Swiss military has banned the use of messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram while on duty. Instead, the army prefers the […]
Author: Chey Phillips
German Competition Watchdog will Check Google More Closely
The German competition watchdog is going to monitor the American internet giant Alphabet and its subsidiary Google more strictly. The director of the Bundeskartellamt, […]
Cyprus Riot Police Fire Warning Shots to Disperse Migrants
Cyprus riot police fired warning shots on Tuesday evening to disperse a group of about 200 migrants in the seaside town of Paphos. At […]
US Register A Daily Record of More Than 1 Million Corona Infections
On Monday, the United States registered a daily record of more than 1 million corona infections. This is the largest number of infections in a […]
Israel Starts Fourth Jab for the Elderly
Israel will soon start administering a fourth vaccine dose to people over 60. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced this on Sunday. The fourth shot […]
Republican Ted Cruz Confuses Washington with Australian State
US Senator Ted Cruz has confused the Australian state of Western Australia with the US state of Washington in a tweet. The British newspaper […]
Extra Rooms in English Hospitals for Corona Patients
The British health service NHS will set up temporary shelters in hospitals to receive corona patients. The extra spaces may be necessary due to the […]
Her Son Disappeared 30 Years Ago, 5 Years Ago She was Convicted of His Death: Now Michelle is Free Again
The New Jersey Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed Michelle Lodzinski’s conviction. In 2016, the woman was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the murder […]
Bad Weather Hits Northwest US, Record Snowfall in California
The northwestern United States was again ravaged by bad weather on Monday. In 24 hours, nearly three feet of snow fell on some California peaks, […]
British Study Confirms: Omikron Makes Less Sick
The omikron variant of the coronavirus is less likely to lead to severe illness and hospitalization. That concludes a British study conducted by the UK […]