Author: Christopher McKeon
Peter Kyle is set to unveil the Government’s AI action plan on Monday.Read More
His exit comes amid a dispute over his report into Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents.Read More
Research found English Springer Spaniels were able to detect mealybugs and leafroll that can devastate grape harvests used for fine winesRead More
Moscow on Saturday accused the U.S. of being ready to risk global energy instability with new wide-reaching sanctions on Russia’s energy sector.Read More
Market intelligence firm S&P Global predicts banks will incur nearly $1 trillion in credit losses this year despite an improving macroeconomic backdrop.Read More
New research shows how Russia’s pivot from Europe to Asia reshapes global energy markets, drives LNG competition, renewable investments, and a decentralized energy future.Read More
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Pat was sitting in the patio of the upscale restaurant in the Embarcadero basking in the pleasant late spring night in San Francisco and the adulation of his friends and colleagues bidding him farewell. Pat has been living in San Francisco for the past three years working as an Appellate lawyer with a boutique law firm. Although Pat excelled in appeals, and even as a pro bono trial lawyer, the law firm only supported him but fully encouraged the lawyers of the firm to donate their skills to the Pro Bono Practice Group, he wanted to tackle…
U.S. authorities arrested a man this week who is accused of helping smuggle a family that froze to death near the Canada-U.S. border in Manitoba in January 2022. New court records released in that case also provide a new link to an alleged human smuggler living in the Toronto area. Read More
NEW YORK, NY — It was a cold, rainy, dark night in NYC. November in New York can be most cruel. One day sunny and inviting with an optimistic glow, the next day brutally dark with a full-frontal assault on optimism. Jaime leaves the workspace, after a crushing day of multiple rejections to her pitch for Seed Capital, and heads off home for a brief break from a series of tough days as an entrepreneur. She enters into the East Village street, that glistened in the juxtaposition between the bright lights and wet streets. The cold mean streets were working…