Police in Portsmouth said a man was shot early this morning and suffered a life-threatening injury. As a result of a gunshot wound, officers at the intersection of Airline Boulevard and Winchester Drive found a man suffering a life-threatening injury, police said in a tweet. On Saturday, dispatchers received a call at around 4:20 a.m.
As Russian troops remain largely concentrated near the border, the country’s top diplomat angrily rejected U.S. allegations that it is prepping a pretext for having troops invade Ukraine. The White House said Friday that the U.S. intelligence community concluded that Russia had already sent operatives into rebel-controlled eastern Ukraine to carry out acts of sabotage
Reuters reported that China and Iran announced a 25-year cooperation deal on Friday, with China criticizing the United States’ unilateral sanctions against Iran at the meeting. As noted by the news outlet, the two nations will collaborate in areas such as health care, infrastructure, cyber security, and agriculture as part of a cooperation agreement signed
The companies said on Friday, Truck fleet operator J.B. Hunt Transport Services and self-driving vehicle unit Waymo, part of Alphabet Inc., announced Friday their plans to deploy autonomous trucking services in Texas in the next few years. During June of last year, the companies began testing self-driving trucks delivered cargo between Houston and Fort Worth,
There is a surge of infections due to the new omicron variant spread by COVID-19 that has caused thousands of people to line up under leaden skies on Christmas Day in order to receive vaccination against it. As part of a government initiative to offer booster shots to all adults by the end of the
ForUsAll Inc., a 401(k) provider, announced earlier this month a deal with Coinbase. Employees who have a 401(k) with an investment account with ForUsAll may see a new option in their plan: cryptocurrency investments. Alt 401(k) is the provider’s newest plan that allows people to direct up to five percent of assets and contributions to an
During the pandemic, most people worried about savings, as unemployment numbers spiked and businesses closed. Corporations did the same. Now, as the economy begins to recover and states are reopening, the banks serving such corporations have a desperate plea for their corporate customers: Stop depositing money. Bond-buying programs, loans, and lowered interest rates from the
