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June 1, 2024
Blowing off a brand-new 737 max nine shortly after takeoff. the ntsb says the four bolts to keep the door on were missing. whistleblowers were testifying on capitol hill saying boeing has a number of safety problems and a culture that punishes people for speaking up about them. boeing has denied that. nonetheless the company acknowledges and needs to do a better job to clean up problems to regain the public was confidence. with one or two weeks of training for new hires to give a mentor when the...
April 18, 2024
Emergency Abortions – Idaho and Texas Think Not: For decades, American hospitals have adhered to a federal law called EMTALA that say
March 12, 2024
The United Nations cultural and scientific agency says Ukraine will need more than a billion dollars to rebuild its scientific infrastructure that was damaged or destroyed during two years of Russia's war on its neighbor
March 12, 2024
PARIS (AP) โ Ukraine will need more than a billion dollars to rebuild scientific infrastructure that was damaged or destroyed during two years of Russiaโs war on its neighbor, the United Nationsโ cultural and scientific agency said on Monday. More than 1,443 scientific facilities, many attached to the countryโs universities, have been damaged or destroyed […]
March 12, 2024
Russian volunteer forces fighting for Ukraine say they have launched an attack on Russia's western Kursk region. Meanwhile, Russian authorities reported drone strikes in several regions. DW has more.
March 12, 2024
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March 12, 2024
It will cost more than $1 billion to rebuild Ukraine's public scientific infrastructure, according to a new United Nations report
March 12, 2024
Europe News: More than 1,400 buildings belonging to scientific institutions in Ukraine have been damaged in Russia's invasion and restoring public science infrastr
March 11, 2024
UNESCO says that some 1,443 scientific facilities, many attached to universities, have been damaged or destroyed along with 750 pieces of vital technical equipment, most of which is beyond repair.