Video released by Ukrainian authorities shows chaotic scenes as a column of Russian tanks is forced to turn around in Skybyn, a village near Kyiv.
The number of Australians up-skilling online has more than doubled in four years, suggesting workers nationwide struggled to attend in-person classes through the pandemic — and flocked to new remote learning courses instead.
"Zoombombing" has entered a new phase, as men pretend to be members of private AA and writers' groups so they can sexually harass attendees.
Inflation data breaks records, stocks during geopolitical turmoil are good to buy the dip on, and why the Dow could be poised for a shakedown.
Crude oil steadied above $100 a barrel, but volatility remained high, after the price plunged earlier this week from 14-year highs near $140 a barrel.
The shipments include anti-armor and anti-aircraft missiles which could be used against Russian tanks and helicopters.
Uranium prices rose 11% Friday, their highest level since Japan's 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, after reports Biden is eyeing sanctions against Rosatom.
The US estimates 5,000 to 6,000 Russian troops have died in the invasion so far. Russia has presented its attack on Ukraine as a just and humane war.
In today's edition: In a shift from parent company Meta's hate-speech policy, Instagram and Facebook are allowing calls for violence against Russians.
Roman Abramovich's $600M Solaris was located near Italy on Friday, while his $700M Eclipse was near the west coast of Africa, per Marine Traffic data.
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Ukrainians have exposed the deep flaws in Russia's military. As it nears major cities, Putin's options for victory are narrowing.
Russia's false claims about US bio-weapons laboratories in Ukraine have fed conspiracy theories in China concerning the coronavirus' point of origin.
Global shares head for a fifth straight week of declines, as Russia's war in Ukraine and red-hot inflation readings raise the specter of stagflation.
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The owner of a dating app told Vice that inquiries about Ukrainian women jumped from five to nearly 10 every day since the start of Russia's invasion.
Grimes told Vanity Fair that Musk "does not live like a billionaire" and that she felt "trapped between two worlds" while dating him.
"We even have a video of students harmonizing the N-word," said Ashley Palmer, whose son attends the J.S. Water School in Chatham County.
Researchers say the pandemic may have already caused 18.2 million deaths, while official rates say 6 million people died directly because of COVID-19.
The White House warned against any "lawless" move to seize foreign assets, saying it will "result in even more economic pain for Russia."