Courts in Hong Kong heard four liquidation suits against Chinese developers from their frustrated creditors last week, a record number of cases to hit the courts at the same time.
October 7 was not a mere terror attack but a “full-scale invasion” of Israel by an enemy state, according to retired United States Army Major and urban and subterranean warfare expert John Spencer.
Despite the “nightmare” of tunnel warfare, the mission being carried out by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) appears “very successful,” though Israel doesn’t have unlimited time, according to retired United States Army Major and urban warfare expert John Spencer, who deemed Hamas an “existential threat” whose strategy is to “create their own civilians’ deaths and get the world to react,” in order to prevent the IDF from eliminating their military capabilities — “and it is working.”
A study that investigated the placement of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) temperature stations found that 96 percent of the facilities used to measure heat failed to meet the agency’s own “uncorrupted placement” standards.
Academics in California claim segregation still exists in the Bay Area and single family homes there have a legacy of racism.
An American Hotel and Lodging Association report reveals that the industry has faced closures, steep income declines in post-pandemic era.
Activists and politicians are trying to transform the surburb of Piedmont, California, by adding low-income housing and multi-family units.
The coronavirus created remote workers, and now small American towns are offering cash and other incentives to selected new residents.
