Jordan and the others argued on Tuesday that “we need to ... officials to monitor suspected terrorists with possible links to foreign groups, and the “business records” provision that gives ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia idles drilling rigs as pandemic saps oil demand
The world’s biggest oil exporter is hitting the brakes in developing some of its crude and natural gas deposits, idling two offshore drilling rigs as the coronavirus batters energy use. ( read original story ...)
The impact of COVID-19 on turkey seasons across the country
What we’re seeing this year is a significant across-the-board increase in the amount of turkey hunting effort that’s been put out on the landscape.” The rollout of COVID-19 stay-at-home measures ... ( read original story ...)
Amazon and Walmart’s Biggest Indian Rival Finds Out Grocery Is Difficult Business
Reliance Retail launched JioMart with the aim of making a dent in India's online grocery market on the back of its existing infrastructure of hundreds of grocery stores spread across several Indian ... ( read original story ...)
Hundreds of Chinese troops reportedly hunted down dozens of Indian soldiers and beat them with batons wrapped in barbed wire
The deadly fight reportedly took place on a narrow ridge, in the dark, roughly 14,000 feet above sea level. ( read original story ...)
HSBC Resumes Plan To Cut 35,000 Jobs, Faces Criticism Over Hong Kong Security Law
HSBC , the largest bank in the U.K., said it will carry on with a plan to cut 35,000 jobs. The restructuring was originally announced in February but was postponed due to the emer ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh, Bhutan finalise terms for deal to boost bilateral trade
Bangladesh and Bhutan have finalised the terms and conditions to sign a Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) to increase trade between the two countries. ( read original story ...)
Georgia leader proposes expanded version of hate crimes law
Geoff Duncan made the proposal after days of pressure by House lawmakers, business leaders and community activists to move on giving Georgia a state hate crimes law again. A previous effort was found ... ( read original story ...)
If Georgia assassination plot is corroborated, US should secondary sanction Ramzan Kadyrov
If Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov ordered the assassination of a Georgian journalist, the United States should impose secondary sanctions on entities that do business with Kadyrov. ( read original story ...)
Georgia Tech releases reopening plan: Classes end by Thanksgiving but no mandated masks or universal testing
Georgia Tech released its fall reopening plan today, which includes a compressed schedule in which classes end at Thanksgiving, five delivery modes of classes that include hybrid and remote classes, ... ( read original story ...)