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russia's defence ministry has admitted that one of its ammunition depots in crimea has been hit by what it called saboteurs. crimea was annexed by russia in 2014 and president zelensky has made if clear that he doesn't believe the war will be over until crimea in once again under ukranian control. the latest attack in maiske comes just days after fighter planes were destroyed in explosions at the saky airbase. as you can see in these pictures, the latest attack caused a huge explosion. the russian—installed authority in crimea has declared an emergency in the north of the peninsula...

The Disney theme parks are making guests visits more enjoyable and a little less expensive.

Poor economically because of very severe covid lockdowns. injune, it looked like china was starting to come out of that, so there was optimism. then we just gotjuly data that frankly showed a backslide from june, retailsales that frankly showed a backslide from june, retail sales were 2.7% year on year which is very disappointing for china. industrial outlook also growing slowly. and as your clip showed, they've got the real estate problem of overbuilt housing, and people are scared to go out and consume in the normal way because they still have this zero covid policy. the central bank is tryi...

Since "Tales from the Fifth Floor" – home of the executive team of the Austin Police Department – is such a long-running soap opera, we've had a chance to visit with its characters more than once over the decades. (All dates below are when we published, either in print or online, not when the events actually occurred.) 2004: May 28: Sgt. Jason Dusterhoft figures in a kerfuffle within the Austin Police Association. A push to recall the union's then-president Mike Sheffield cites his ratting out Dusterhoft, then APA board secretary, for using his official city email and not the union's to c...