‘It’s our lives on the line’, young marchers tell UN climate talks

Author of the article: Reuters Elizabeth Piper and Lucy Marks and Natalie ThomasGLASGOW — Thousands of young campaigners marched through the streets of Glasgow on Friday, chanting their demand that world leaders at the U.N. climate conference https://www.reuters.com/business/cop safeguard their future against catastrophic climate change.Inside the COP26 conference venue in the Scottish city, civil society…Continue Reading

Australia’s Banking Regulator Investigates the CBA’s Foray Into Cryptocurrencies By DailyCoin

Australia’s Banking Regulator Investigates the CBA’s Foray Into Cryptocurrencies Australia’s leading bank appreciates that the regulatory body has issued a clear regulatory framework on cryptocurrency trading.The cryptocurrency pilot program is being run in partnership with the Gemini Trust Company, one of the largest exchange platforms in the world.The Australian Prudential (NYSE:) Regulation Authority (APRA) revealed…Continue Reading

4 Stocks Wall Street Believes Have Massive Upside Potential By StockNews

© Reuters. 4 Stocks Wall Street Believes Have Massive Upside Potential The major stock market indexes have been rallying on better-than-expected payroll growth and the Fed’s confidence in the economy’s ability to handle recurring challenges. Given the favorable market sentiment, Wall Street analysts expect fundamentally sound stocks Lufax Holding Ltd (LU), Organogenesis Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:),…Continue Reading

CNN’s milk report: Why right-wing misinformation will always get amplified by the mainstream media

12 gallons of milk was my last straw. CNN’s widely mocked report may have broken me. It seemed like only minutes after the clip on a Texas family struggling with that impact of inflation went viral, it was blasted out by the House Republicans on Twitter: The report suggests a 40% rise in milk prices…Continue Reading

Limits to growth: Can AI’s voracious appetite for data be tamed?

In the spring of 2019, artificial intelligence datasets started disappearing from the internet. Such collections — typically gigabytes of images, video, audio, or text data – are the foundation for the increasingly ubiquitous and profitable form of AI known as machine learning, which can mimic various kinds of human judgments such as facial recognition. In April,…Continue Reading

Are Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema abusers or victims? Both at once

As United States senators from West Virginia and Arizona, respectively, Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are supposed to represent the interests of approximately nine million people. But because of their self-appointed positions in the Senate as “centrists” — which is to say, “Vichy Democrats” who largely follow the lead of Republican fascists and corporate oligarchs — Manchin and Sinema have become the…Continue Reading

PM in Kedarnath: Modi offers prayers, unveils Adi Shankaracharya statue

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that India has now set “aspirations high” and has “a time limit to attain these aims”, as he unveiled a 12-foot monument of Guru Shankaracharya at the Kedarnath Temple in Uttarakhand.  The prime minister also unveiled a number of redevelopment projects totalling over Rs 400 crore in Kedarnath.…Continue Reading

Iran, Russia, Central Asia confirm presence at Delhi NSA meet on Afghanistan

Russia, Iran and Central Asian countries have confirmed presence at the Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan on November 10. India is hosting the meeting this year which will be chaired by India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. Sources told WION that “there has been an overwhelming response to India’s invitation”, calling the “high-level participation”…Continue Reading

Watch | In a first, New York’s World Trade Center lit up for Diwali

For the first time ever, a Diwali-themed animation has been adorned upon the One World Trade Center, a symbol of New York City’s eternal goodness. The animation went live on November 2 at 6 pm (local time) and continued until November 4. Dubbed the All-American Diwali experience, it also included a spectacular fireworks display that…Continue Reading

Itchy throats, watery eyes: Post Diwali, air quality turns ‘hazardous’ in India’s national capital Delhi

A thick and heavy acrid smog engulfed the residents of India’s national capital Delhi and surrounding regions on Friday, a day after people blatantly disregarded the government’s ban and burst firecrackers. Several people complained of itchy throat and watery eyes as a thick layer of smog lingered over the region. On Friday morning, the air…Continue Reading