Walkies could become the law for German dog owners
Chicks shipped by mail are arriving dead, costing Maine farmers thousands of dollars
Rutherford County Schools Tell Parents Not to Monitor Their Child’s Virtual Classrooms
NYC promised to ban teacher ‘rubber rooms’ — they went underground instead
U.S. Woefully Unprepared for a Blackout Like India’s: Analysis
USDOT Sued For Failure to Enforce Federal Law and Prevent Highway Protests
Hurricane-force storm in Iowa flattens 10 million acres of crops
‘Extreme dysfunction’: New York City dropped $52M on a coronavirus hospital that served fewer than 80 patients and Chicago Spent $66 Million On A Coronavirus Facility That Treated 38 Patients—Total
Xi calls on Chinese not to waste food as crop shortage fears grow
Foxconn says trade war means China can no longer be ‘the world’s factory’
Who Owned the Chemicals that Blew Up Beirut? No One Will Say
More companies are adopting paid menstrual leave policies
Its not cultural appropriation when they do it. Snark aside, I wish they had focused more on the guy recreating American work wear from the 50s How Japan Copied American Culture and Made it Better
Coming soon, to a country near you Note: UK deaths per million are at 685 and US is at 500. Assuming (and it is a dangerous assumption for a couple of reasons) that we hit the drop off point at similar level then we have a ways to go yet. Sweden seems to have hit it around the 570 mark and we are a lot closer to that. But a lot depends on how you count COVID deaths among other things.
Report: New York State’s Corona Nursing Home Deaths Under-Counted By Thousands
NPR fires weatherman for comparing Seattle riots to Germany in 1938 on his personal blog
Nothing noteworthy in this article except the chart was kinda of cool. Why Beirut’s ammonium nitrate blast was so devastating
The price of peace: Why Japan scrapped a $4.2bn US missile system
Why Are Children Less Susceptible to COVID-19?
Arrest of Wagner Mercenaries in Belarus: Foiled Coup or Political Theater?
If clear chains of command and simple clear ideas are the key to success, what does this interview tell you? A View from the CT Foxhole: Chris Costa, Former Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Counterterrorism