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Ukrainians attacking russians with dead bodies, that's actually russians or if you see a coup attempt, that's actually russia, to forewarn. i think that's very forward leaning, so i'm concerned on all of these fronts, and you mentioned one thing before you went to the break about cyber. this is particularly concerning to me because if you think back in 2017, russia attacked ukraine with what was then called a cyber attack, tried to deny service. because cyber attacks don't know geographic boundaries, that attack caused literally tens of billions of dollars of damage to american companies. in t...

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Let�*s go back to one of our main stories today. storm franklin has caused severe flooding in parts of northern ireland, while in yorkshire and greater manchester people have been forced to leave their homes for safety. speaking on a visit to kent where work is underway to restore power, energy minister greg hands said that 32,000 households across the uk have yet to have their power restored. let�*s listen to what he said. more than1.3 more than 1.3 million people across the uk have had their power restored. as of early this morning, around 32,000 people across the uk are still yet to be ...

Jessica Meir launched into space in September 2019, and, according to UC San Diego officials, is "poised to be one of the first women on the moon."

An innovative plan in the London borough of Islington aims to harness excess heat from the London Underground to warm nearby homes and businesses. HowStuffWorks takes a look.