Новости за 20.03.2020

by Kristin Weineck, Francisco García-Rosales, Julio C. Hechavarría

Got notified yesterday that my password had been changed on Linked In. It was done from Senegal. So I quickly reset the password using my e-mail address and set a new password using the iPhone’s password generator – one of those long impossible to remember passwords that can’t be guessed. I presumed that the original […]

Enforcement actions against businesses that do not close physical locations will begin at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, March 21.

Under the weight of the coronavirus crisis, several outdoors writers have come to appreciate the power of nature all the more.

With West Texas Intermediate below $30 a barrel and Saudi Arabia’s plans to keep pumping as much as it can for as long as it can, the U.S. oil industry is bracing for job losses that could end up in five-figure territory. “A sustained drop in oil prices would cost the sector 50,000-75,000 jobs if employment returned to its low from a few years ago,” the chief economist of PGIM Fixed Income, Nathan Sheets, told CNBC this week. The last industry downturn caused by low prices cost the U.S. oil industry—including…

David Axe

Security, Africa

Total bosses.

Key point: This one daring rescue is proof of how good France's forces are. They saved one of their own and were very inventive about it too.

In January 2013, a heavy French force struck Islamic militants who had been advancing across Mali. Paris deployed 4,000 troops plus tanks, helicopters and warplanes.

This first appeared in June 2019 and is being reposted due to reader interest.

Operation Serval, which France’s... Читать дальше...

When a gigantic asteroid struck the Earth some 66 million years ago, it triggered an “impact winter” that extinguished over 75 percent of all species on Earth. New research suggests it was the resulting low light, and not frigid temperatures, that drove this horrific mass extinction.