John Kirby denies U.S. sabotaged Nord Stream pipelines

John Kirby denies U.S. sabotaged Nord Stream pipelines

[ad_1] Hersh wrote on Substack earlier this month, based on a single anonymous source, that the U.S. was involved in the sabotage of the pipelines. Asked by Bream whether the administration would have an obligation to inform Congress of such an operation, Kirby said: “Obviously, we keep Congress informed appropriately of things both classified and … Read more

John Kirby: Don’t be surprised by China’s balloon ‘bluster’

John Kirby: Don’t be surprised by China’s balloon ‘bluster’

[ad_1] Wang has heavily criticized the Biden administration shooting down the Chinese spy balloon as a “weak” and “near-hysterical” response that amounted to an “excessive use of force.” The discussion between the two leaders was “a forthright, very candid exchange” which “laid bare our deep concerns about what they did,” Kirby told Fox host Shannon … Read more

Opinion | What John Fetterman Should Know About Thomas Eagleton

Opinion | What John Fetterman Should Know About Thomas Eagleton

[ad_1] There are significant differences between then and now, not the least of which is a far different climate around depression and how we treat mental health issues. Back then, the very idea that an important political figure was seeking psychiatric help — much less electric shock treatment — was astonishing. We have since learned, … Read more

Making waves: the female athletes plotting a course for SailGP history | Emma John

Making waves: the female athletes plotting a course for SailGP history | Emma John

[ad_1] If you wanted to see how SailGP is changing the culture of sailing, last month’s event in Singapore offered a perfect visual. Each of the boat’s crews carry two grinders, usually a pair of towering men with Popeye biceps whose arms can generate the same power output as an Olympic rowers’ legs. When the … Read more

John Finnemore to write Cain’s Jawbone murder-mystery sequel

John Finnemore to write Cain’s Jawbone murder-mystery sequel

[ad_1] A sequel to Cain’s Jawbone, a literary puzzle that has only been solved by a handful of people in the almost 90 years since it was published, is to be released. Cain’s Jawbone is a murder mystery in which six people die, and was written by Edward Powys Mathers, known as Torquemada, who was … Read more

John Bolton wants ‘all the details’ in briefing on Trump-era balloons

John Bolton wants ‘all the details’ in briefing on Trump-era balloons

[ad_1] Now Bolton, who is weighing a 2024 presidential run, promised to “ask for all the details, top to bottom, on what the record indicates about Chinese or other aerial incursions during the Trump administration.” “I want to know whether overflights during the Trump administration were detected or not detected. If they were detected, what … Read more

John Abraham gives witty reply to fan chanting ‘SRK is back’ at Pathaan event

John Abraham gives witty reply to fan chanting ‘SRK is back’ at Pathaan event

[ad_1] Mumbai: Actor John Abraham, who stars as the antagonist in Shah Rukh Khan’s box office blockbuster ‘Pathaan’, recently during the film’s success event wittily corrected a fan who was cheering “Shah Rukh Khan is back.” Shah Rukh’s latest release ‘Pathaan’ has concluded the Bollywood superstar’s 4-year long hiatus and has proved to be a … Read more

Being single has a lot going for it, but £10k a year seems too high a price for the privilege | Emma John

Being single has a lot going for it, but £10k a year seems too high a price for the privilege | Emma John

[ad_1] Some claim that the first day in the third week of January is the most depressing one in the calendar. This year, Blue Monday arrived with added cruelty – for those of us who happen to be single, at least. A financial services firm chose just that miserable moment to reveal how much more … Read more

Back to the future: how Mastodon is restoring the lost art of online conversation | John Naughton

Back to the future: how Mastodon is restoring the lost art of online conversation | John Naughton

[ad_1] When Twitter first appeared in July 2006, I was enchanted by it. At one point, some geek created an app that logged tweets and geolocated them in real time on a map of the world, so you could watch little dots popping up all over the globe. (I even made a short video recording … Read more