Starbucks Settles $35 Million NYC Scheduling Case as Strike Pressures Intensify
Starbucks will pay approximately $35 million to more than 15,000 New York City baristas after city investigators concluded the company violated the city’s.
POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY & THE HUMANITIES
POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY & THE HUMANITIES
The Franklin Controversy, Political Fallout, and Legal Stakes
The controversy erupted after U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth posted an edited mock book cover featuring Franklin the Turtle — a cherished Canadian.
Travel & Tourism
A Rare Fabergé Masterpiece Heads to Auction, Expected to Break £20 Million Record
A glittering relic of Russia’s imperial past is heading to the auction block, and experts say it could shatter every previous record for.
GLOBAL SPEAK
Venezuela and Why Trump Targeting
1. What’s actually happening right now From today’s reporting: So, officially: it’s a counter-drug / counter-terror operation. But the scale (carrier group, thousands.
GLOBAL SPEAK
Global Arms Sales Rise to Record Levels
The latest report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) reveals that the world’s 100 largest weapons manufacturers saw revenues climb 5.9%.
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POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY & THE HUMANITIES
Implications of the South Korea IP Camera Hack & How to Protect Against Similar Attacks
The recent arrest of four individuals in South Korea for hacking more than 120,000 Internet Protocol (IP) cameras reveals a significant global vulnerability.
POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY & THE HUMANITIES
Trump Signals Possible Land-Based Anti-Drug Strikes in Venezuela
President Donald Trump indicated during a Thanksgiving call with U.S. service members that the administration may soon begin land-based actions against alleged Venezuelan.
POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY & THE HUMANITIES
Italy Approves Landmark Femicide Law
Italy has taken a historic step in the global fight against gender-based violence with the approval of a new law that explicitly introduces.
POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY & THE HUMANITIES
Dismissal of the Georgia Election Interference Case Against Donald Trump
The dismissal of the Georgia 2020 election interference case marks the end of the last remaining criminal prosecution of Donald Trump related to.
POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY & THE HUMANITIES
The Washington, D.C. National Guard Shooting and Its Fallout
The shooting of two newly sworn-in National Guard members in Washington, D.C., allegedly carried out by Rahmanullah Lakanwal — an Afghan national evacuated.