I ll get away with anything : 13 not-so-greatest hits from the Capitol riot arrest records
Aaron Blake, The Washington Post
March 3, 2021
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Broken windows and shattered glass the day after hundreds of rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.Washington Post photo by Melina Mara.
WASHINGTON - Former president Donald Trump s culpability for the Jan. 6 Capitol riot is a question that s now for the history books (and potentially courts of law). But to the extent Trump did send supporters into the Capitol that day, court documents increasingly show, much like Trump said of Mexico in 2015, he wasn t sending his best.
The Washington Post s Katie Shepherd on Tuesday detailed the story of William Robert Norwood III. According to a criminal complaint, Norwood texted a group of friends and family that he was going to attend the day s events and fool police by dressing in all black. I ll look just like ANTIFA, he said. I ll get away with anything. He allegedly fo
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March 3, 2021
Islamabad: Federal Minister for Education and Vocational Training Shafqat Mahmood on Tuesday said that non-Muslim minority students would be taught their own religious values instead of Islamic studies.
During a meeting with British High Commissioner Dr Christian Turner, the minister said that separate articles for the Christian, Hindu, Sikh, Baha i and Kailash communities had been prepared in consultation with the leaders and scholars of these religions and would be taught to their students.
Discussing the uniform curriculum, the Federal Minister said that English, Mathematics and Science would be taught in English, Urdu and Islamic Studies in Urdu till the fifth grade. Social Studies and General Knowledge in Urdu while English terms will also be included in these subjects. However, from the sixth to the eighth grade, the English components will be gradually increased. And after the eighth, students can choose the international qualification or national q
Argo Blockchain plc: Cryptocurrency Mining Company Argo Blockchain Achieves Record Revenue Growth in February
CEO Peter Wall exhibits trust in digital assets with BTC salary payments
Argo Blockchain, a global leader in cryptocurrency mining (LSE: ARB) (OTCQX: ARBKF) today announced that they have mined 129 Bitcoin or Bitcoin Equivalent (together, BTC ) in the month of February compared to 93 BTC in January. This takes the total amount of BTC mined year-to-date to 222 BTC. At the end of February, the company held a total of 599 BTC.
Based on daily foreign exchange rates and cryptocurrency prices during the month, mining revenue in February amounted to $6.04 million compared to $3.46 million in January 2021. Argo generated this income at an average monthly mining margin of approximately 81 percent for the month of February, up from 71 percent in January 2021. Argo has additionally announced that as of March 1, 2021, CEO Peter Wall will receive his salary exclusively in Bitcoin.
A 10,804 sq ft flat in Hong Kong’s exclusive The Peak neighbourhood has been leased for HK$1.35 million (US$174,036) a month, Wharf (Holdings), the landlord, said on Tuesday.