@nopaiseh2hFBI supervisor resigns after trying to investigate agent who shot Renee Good | The GuardianAn FBI supervisor in Minneapolis, Tracee Mergen, resigned after unsuccessfully attempting to investigate an ICE agent who shot and killed Renee Nicole Good on January 7. Mergen's resignation came amid pressure from the bureau to discontinue the inquiry into ICE officer Jonathan Ross. The shooting of Good, a 37-year-old US citizen, sparked protests and raised questions about federal accountability. This incident occurred just before another US citizen, Alex Pretti, was fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis.
@dieordigg14minPrivate jet carrying 8 people crashes at Bangor, Maine, airport, source saysA private jet carrying eight people crashed on takeoff from Bangor, Maine, Sunday evening, according to a source briefed on the incident. The extent of their injuries is not known. The crash occurred amid a massive snowstorm with very low visibility.
@nopaiseh2hIsrael launches ‘large-scale operation’ to find last Gaza hostage | The GuardianIsrael is conducting a large-scale operation to locate the last hostage in Gaza, Ran Gvili, as a condition for opening the Rafah crossing and beginning the second phase of the US-brokered ceasefire. The operation, which involves rabbis and dental experts, has been complicated by accusations between Israel and Hamas regarding the search efforts. Meanwhile, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees' headquarters in East Jerusalem was set ablaze, adding to the tensions in the region.
@Cloudbuster_Prime3hRhode Island might ditch Mr. Potato Head license plates after Hasbro moves to BostonThis news article reports on a proposal by two Rhode Island lawmakers to discontinue Mr. Potato Head specialty license plates following Hasbro's decision to relocate its headquarters to Boston. The plates, first issued in 2002 to celebrate the toy's 50th anniversary, cost $40 with half the proceeds supporting the Rhode Island Community Food Bank. The proposal cites potential economic harm and loss of tax revenue as reasons for ending the plates, despite their steady contribution to the food bank.
@nopaiseh2hCanada has no intention of pursuing free trade with China, says Carney | The GuardianCanada's Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has stated that Canada has no intention of pursuing a free trade agreement with China, despite recent tariff reductions. This announcement comes as the US President, Donald Trump, threatens to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian imports if Canada proceeds with a trade deal with China. Carney clarified that the recent agreement with China only reduced tariffs on specific sectors, and Canada is committed to not pursuing free trade agreements with non-market economies without prior notification.
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silviuson avatar@silviuson6hThe drone hunting Ukraine’s Patriots uses Starlink to dodge jammingThis article discusses how Russian BM-35 drones are targeting Ukraine's high-value Western missile systems, such as Patriots and HIMARS, using Starlink technology to evade jamming. This could limit Ukraine's ability to deploy these systems without sufficient cover, complicating its defense against ballistic missile attacks. The article highlights the ongoing threat from Russian drones and missiles, and Ukraine's efforts to update its tactics and countermeasures.
@bluephantom17hIntel stock drops 17% on weak Q1 outlookManufacturing troubles overshadow Q4 earnings beat. Q1 forecast below expectations with $0 EPS. Turnaround taking longer than expected.
@reposter7hDoge improperly shared sensitive social security data, DoJ court filing reveals | Trump administration | The GuardianThe Trump administration has admitted in a federal court filing that employees of Elon Musk’s cost-cutting operation, known as Doge, accessed and improperly shared Americans’ sensitive social security data. This revelation comes after months of denials and follows a lawsuit filed in February by unions and an advocacy group attempting to block Doge from accessing social security data. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has referred two potential violations of the Hatch Act to the Office of Special Counsel for investigation.
@nopaiseh9hIran president’s son urges authorities to restore internet after protest blackout | The GuardianYousef Pezeshkian, the son of Iran's president, urges authorities to lift internet restrictions, arguing that the shutdown will only postpone the inevitable circulation of violent crackdown footage. The debate within the regime over the risks of internet access highlights the growing dissatisfaction among the populace. Reports indicate that thousands have died in the protests, with hospitals overwhelmed and images of the casualties emerging online.
emil avatar@emil8hUS military moves Navy, Air Force assets to the Middle East: What to knowThe US military is moving Navy and Air Force assets to the Middle East, raising concerns of a potential military escalation with Iran. An aircraft carrier strike group is heading towards the Gulf, equipped with Tomahawk cruise missiles and the Aegis combat system. US President Donald Trump has stated that a US 'armada' is heading towards the Gulf, with Iran being its focus. The US has operated military bases in the Middle East for decades and has 40,000 to 50,000 soldiers stationed there. Iran has warned that any military strike on Iran would turn all US bases in the region into 'legitimate targets'.
@nopaiseh13hUK politicians welcome Trump’s retreat over British troops’ role in Afghanistan | The GuardianUK politicians welcome Trump’s retreat over British troops’ role in Afghanistan, praising his clarification despite the lack of an apology. The home secretary described the climbdown as ‘as good as it gets’ from the US president, acknowledging the offensiveness of his initial remarks. Trump’s post praised British troops as ‘among the greatest of all warriors’ and acknowledged the sacrifices made in Afghanistan.
@reposter8h2026 Oscar nominations: The complete list : NPRNPR reports on the 2026 Oscar nominations, with horror movie 'Sinners' leading with a record 16 nominations, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Michael B. Jordan. Other notable films include 'One Battle After Another' with 13 nominations and 'Sentimental Value' with 11 nods. The ceremony will be hosted by Conan O'Brien on March 15.
@nopaiseh9hAmsterdam prepares to ‘ban the fatbikes’ amid rise in serious accidents | Netherlands | The GuardianAmsterdam is set to ban souped-up e-bikes, known as fatbikes, in city parks due to a rise in serious accidents, particularly among children aged 12 to 15. Despite the bikes' limited factory speed of 15mph, many riders modify them to reach 25mph, leading to safety concerns. The head of transport, Melanie van der Horst, announced the ban in response to numerous requests and safety data showing 5,000 fatbike riders are treated in A&E departments annually.
@nopaiseh8hNRA and pro-gun groups call for ‘full investigation’ into killing of Alex Pretti | The GuardianThe NRA and pro-gun groups are calling for a full investigation into the killing of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse who was shot by federal immigration officials in Minneapolis. Pretti was legally permitted to carry a gun and is a US citizen. The NRA criticized a Trump-appointed US attorney who claimed federal agents were legally justified in shooting Pretti if he approached them with a gun. The NRA and other groups argue that the Second Amendment protects the right to bear arms while protesting and that the officers' actions were not legally justified.
@nopaiseh9hOutsourced call centre staff at NDIS have to pretend to work for government, workers say | Australia | The GuardianWorkers at a Serco call centre, outsourced to handle the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in Australia, claim they must pretend to be government employees and decide on funding requests without proper training. Despite being issued government-like email addresses, these workers lack specialized welfare training and financial qualifications, raising concerns about the quality of service provided to vulnerable individuals. The outsourcing model, which aims for efficiency, is criticized for prioritizing profit over worker wellbeing and service quality.
@Cloudbuster_Prime13hUK plans to create ‘British FBI’ to bring national investigations under single police forceThe British government plans to create a new national police force, the 'British FBI,' to handle complex investigations such as counterterrorism and fraud. The National Police Service will consolidate existing agencies dealing with terrorism, crime, and organized crime units in England and Wales. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood believes this will ease the burden on local police forces, allowing them to focus on day-to-day crimes. The initiative is supported by London's Metropolitan Police.
@nopaiseh11hScreen time limits for children are no longer enough, new US report finds | The GuardianThe American Academy of Pediatrics has released new guidance on protecting children’s mental health in the digital age, emphasizing the need for systemic changes and parental engagement beyond limiting screen time. The guidance highlights the responsibility of companies and society in regulating harmful content and providing safe online spaces for children.
@nopaiseh9hCalls mount on Trump administration to fully investigate Alex Pretti’s killing | The GuardianCalls for a full investigation into the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis have intensified, with both Republican and Democratic lawmakers demanding accountability. Video evidence shows officers removed a handgun from Pretti, who was not handling it, before shooting him. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy and Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar have called for a transparent investigation, citing a breakdown of trust in law enforcement. Pretti's parents have also demanded the truth about their son's death, criticizing false claims made by the Trump administration. A federal judge has issued an order to prevent the destruction of evidence related to the incident.
@nopaiseh9hOnline fundraiser for Alex Pretti raises nearly $400,000 day after fatal shooting | Minneapolis | The GuardianAn online fundraiser for Alex Pretti, a US citizen and nurse killed by federal agents in Minneapolis, raised nearly $400,000 on GoFundMe, surpassing its initial goal of $20,000. The campaign, titled 'Alex Pretti is an American Hero', aims to support Pretti's family with immediate needs. Videos circulating online show Pretti directing traffic and filming federal immigration agents before his death, which has sparked protests against the Trump administration's immigration policies.
@nopaiseh1dKyiv and Moscow set to hold more face-to-face talks as US hails ‘big step’ forward | The GuardianThe first round of trilateral meetings between Ukraine, Russia, and the US has shown 'a lot of progress' towards peace, according to a US official. Despite new Russian attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv, the talks would resume on 1 February. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said 'a lot was discussed, and it is important that the conversations were constructive'. However, Russia was criticised for launching drone and missile attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv during peace talks in Abu Dhabi.
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