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Suicide bombers kill dozens at Shi'ite center in Afghan capital KABUL (Reuters) - Suicide bombers stormed a Shi'ite cultural center and news agency in the Afghan capital on Thursday, killing more than 40 people and wounding scores, many of them students attending a conference. Islamic State said in an online statement that it was responsible for the attack, the ...
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| The Most Dangerous People on the Internet in 2017 Not so long ago, the internet often felt like a fully detached realm of ephemeral fun. Today, we wake up to tweets from a president that seem intended to goad a rogue state into nuclear war. Hackers launch ransomware worms that tear across the globe in a matter of hours, paralyzing massive ...
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| Thousands of Puerto Rican police owed overtime call in sick Thousands of police officers are calling in sick every day in Puerto Rico, partly to press demands for unpaid overtime pay for hurricane recovery efforts. Puerto Rico Police Chief Michelle Hernandez has recommended that U.S. National Guard soldiers help fill the temporary vacancies. the administration ...
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| Saudi-led airstrikes kill 68 civilians in one day of Yemen's 'absurd' war Sixty-eight Yemeni civilians were killed in two air raids by the Saudi-led coalition in one day, the UN's humanitarian coordinator in Yemen has said, as he condemned what he described as "an absurd and futile war". Jamie McGoldrick's unusually direct criticism came in an update citing initial reports from ...
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| Exclusive: Apple and Amazon in talks to set up in Saudi Arabia - sources Luring Apple and Amazon would further Prince Mohammed's reform plans and raise the companies' profile in a young and relatively affluent market, which already boasts some of the highest internet and smartphone use in the world. About 70 percent of the Saudi population is under 30 and frequently ...
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| Death in an Amazon dumpster This has added resonance in San Francisco, where the economy hinges on the noncorporeal – algorithms, the cloud and the flows of venture capital – yet some 4,500 people sleeping outdoors still struggle each night for the basic physical necessities of existence. They subsist in the interstices of the ...
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