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China urges Japan to rethink all safe ways of disposal of nuclear-contaminated water; legal battle considered even without US cooperation Yu Jincui Published: Apr 18, 2021 10:11 PM SOS, Save Our Sea. Graphic: Xiong Xiaoying/GT As Japan has not compromised over its decision to dump Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water into the sea despite wide opposition, Chinas environmental authorities on Sunday again urged Japan to rethink all safe ways of disposal to deal with the nuclear wastewater in a ti...

April 18, 2021 | Jalandhar: An Indian-origin youth has been arrested for a series of attacks on Sikhs which are suspected to be hate crimes. Asutalian media has identified the man as 24-year-old Vishal Jood. NSW police, in a statement, said Jood was arrested on Friday morning, from a house on Dixon Street in Parramatta, a major commercial hub outside Sydney. He has been charged with “three counts of affray, three counts of armed with intent commit indictable offence, two counts of...

By: Ryan Borba The U.S. Small Business Administration has told Pollstar it hopes to reopen the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant application portal by the end of next week, after its vendors have fixed "the root cause" of the shutdown that happened immediately after the portal opened April 8. "Over the next few days, our tech team and vendors will remain focused on testing the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant application portal; it will not reopen this w...

April 17, 2021 | New York: At least four Sikhs have been killed in a mass shooting at a FedEx company facility in Indianapolis by a 19-year-old former employee, according to the Sikh Coalition. Officials, who said that a “significant” number of employees at the parcel and courier service company are Sikhs, reported that the gunman killed himself after murdering eight people Thursday night and wounding at least seven, five of whom were hospitalised. Those killed have been identif...

April 17, 2021 | New Delhi: Actor turned activist Deep Sidhu was granted bail by a Delhi court today. He was arrested by Delhi police special cell in a case registered in relation to an incident at Red Fort during Kisan Parade of 26 January. Deep Sidhu was granted bail in FIR number 96/21, PS Kotwali Delhi. But he was re-arrested in another case by Delhi police few hours after bail. He is re-arrested by Delhi police crime branch in FIR number 98/21 PS Kotwali Delhi.

10 years ago April 16, 2011: The long-awaited restoration of the nearly 128-year-old Civil War statue in Lowville might begin as soon as late summer. The statue, which is listed on the state and national registers of historic places, is to be taken down no later than November and returned by Oct. 31, 2012. The project is to be funded mostly by a $142,965 grant from the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. The village has committed $20,000 to the project, while the remain...

Theaters and music venues are still waiting on Covid relief funds approved in December CNN 2 hrs ago By Katie Lobosco, CNN © Heather Fulbright/CNN The Anthem, a music venue in Washington, DC, closed for the pandemic in March 2020 and has not yet reopened. They were the first businesses to close and will be some of the last to reopen, yet owners of independent theaters and live music venues have been waiting nearly four months for a $16 billion federal emergency grant progra...

Apr 16, 2021 / 07:55 AM EST (CNN) — They were the first businesses to close and will be some of the last to reopen, yet owners of independent theaters and live music venues have been waiting nearly four months for a $16 billion federal emergency grant program to launch. The funding for what’s known as the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program was approved by Congress in December as part of a sweeping $900 billion Covid relief package. In mid-March, the Small Business Administration final...

Rolling Stone Menu The Battle for the Soul of Montana A copper mine threatens the iconic Smith River. It will bring jobs and the copper needed for a renewable-energy future, but is it worth the risk to one of the last pristine waterways? By Geologist Jerry Zieg grew up next to the Smith River in central Montana, on the ranch his family has owned for five generations. The river irrigated their land. He learned to fish from its pristine bounty of westslope cutthro...

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