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Russia Is About to Hack Your Energy Source

Cyber criminals from Russia or other countries could retaliate and attack the energy infrastructure of the U.S.

The Street

Puerto Rico exits bankruptcy after grueling debt negotiation

Puerto Rico’s government is formally exiting bankruptcy after completing the largest public debt restructuring in U.S. history after announcing nearly seven years ago that it was unable to pay its more than $70 billion debt

The Independent UK

Is It Time for the TikTok Deal Yet?

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U.S. sees 'serious escalation' in North Korea launches using new ICBM system

North Korea deployed a relatively new inter-continental ballistic missile system in Feb. 26 and March 4 test-firings, a senior Biden administration official said on Thursday, calling it a serious escalation requiring a united global response.

Reuters

Universal Studios Has Something Big Coming (Disney Should Be Scared)

A massive new addition to one of Universal's U.S. theme parks is coming, and Disney should be very worried.

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Ukraine is not developing biological weapons, US intelligence official assures senators

WASHINGTON — Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines told lawmakers Thursday that Ukraine is not pursuing biological or nuclear weapons, a claim that U.S. officials have described as part of a broader Russian campaign of disinformation.

Los Angeles Times

Why Apple, Disney, IKEA and hundreds of other Western companies are abandoning Russia with barely a shrug

Many companies in the U.S. and elsewhere have been quick to sever ties to Russia – going well beyond applying the sanctions ordered by their governments.

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CrowdStrike Makes Special Efforts in Response to Russia

Jim Cramer talks with cybersecurity company's CEO about moves to protect U.S. banks and risks of so-called wiper attacks.

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Nasdaq, S&P 500 And Dow Jones Composite All Close Sharply Lower

U.S. indices traded lower Monday amid the continued escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with attempts of a ceasefire and Mariupol evacuation failing. Oil prices have gained after the U.S. indicated it's considering a ban on Russian oil imports.

Benzinga

More Russians, Ukrainians seek asylum at U.S.-Mexico border

A growing number of Russians and Ukrainians are traveling to Mexico, buying throwaway cars and driving across the border into the United States to seek asylum, a trend that could accelerate as Russia's invasion of Ukraine has forced more than a million people to flee their homes.

Reuters

In unofficial capacity, Pompeo urges US to recognize Taiwan

Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has called for the U.S. to give diplomatic recognition to Taiwan

The Independent UK

In S. Korea election, future of foreign policy up for debate

Ahead of the March 9 presidential election in South Korea, major candidates are embroiled in a heated debate over how to address a foreign policy challenges that include the U.S.-China rivalry, North Korea's nuclear threats and badly strained ties with Japan

The Independent UK

U.S. ties with Gulf partner UAE are being tested, envoy says

U.S. ties with the United Arab Emirates are being tested, a senior Emirati diplomat said on Thursday, in a rare admission of strains in their strategic partnership which have been highlighted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Bill Payment Survey Reveals U.S. Consumers Are Struggling To Pay Bills On Time

Half of U.S. adults paid at least one bill late during the last 12 months; consumers say the convenience of mobile payments and digital wallets make it easier to pay bills on time

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GOP wants to end Russian oil imports to US, boost production

Republican elected officials across the U.S. are criticizing President Joe Biden over his energy policies and want to ramp up domestic production as a way to help wean the nation and its allies off oil from Russia

The Conversation

The US is boosting aid to Ukraine: 4 questions answered

The U.S. government has condemned Russia’s war on Ukraine and vowed to make sure Russia faces consequences for its attack. Political scientist Jessica Trisko Darden, author of “Aiding and Abetting: U.S. Foreign Assistance and State Violence,” explains how U.S. assistance to Ukraine has changed over the past three decades and…

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Bitcoin Soars While Russian Ruble Turns to Rubble

Bitcoin clears above the $40,000 'psychological level' as the U.S. and other nations impose sanctions on Russia.

Reuters

Biden rallies Congress behind Ukraine, says Putin has 'no idea what's coming'

U.S. President Joe Biden assailed Russian President Vladimir Putin, barred Russian flights from American airspace and led Democratic and Republican lawmakers in a rare display of unity on Tuesday in a State of the Union speech dominated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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U.S. shuts embassy in Belarus, OKs evacuation from embassy in Moscow

The United States shuttered its embassy in Minsk and allowed non-emergency employees and family members to leave its embassy in Moscow on Monday as Russia pushed on with its invasion of Ukraine for a fifth day.

Reuters

U.S. says Hungary, Romania borders options for Americans to exit Ukraine, some other routes backed up

The United States said on Sunday that Americans trying to exit Ukraine should consider leaving via land border crossings with Hungary, Romania and Slovakia, as wait times to cross there are lower than at the crossing with Poland and Moldova.

Reuters

Nepal parliament debates U.S. grant amid protests

Nepal's parliament began debating a U.S. infrastructure grant of $500 million which, critics say, undermines the Himalayan nation's sovereignty as protesters opposed to the proposed funds clashed with police, officials and witnesses said on Sunday.

Benzinga

Liquor Stores In US And Canada Stop Selling Russian Vodka As 'Tiny Sanction' Over Ukraine Invasion

In perhaps a display of amity, several liquor stores and bars across the U.S and Canada have refused to sell Russian Vodka, according to The Hill.

The Street

Here's How Putin, Russia Could Use Bitcoin, Crypto to Bypass Sanctions

The U.S and Europe have imposed financial sanctions on Russia, including President Vladimir Putin but Moscow could use crypto to circumvent them.

The Street

Here's How Russia Could Use Bitcoin, Crypto to Bypass Sanctions

The U.S. and Europe have begun to impose financial sanctions on Moscow and its banks.

The Street

Russia Could Use Crypto to Bypass Sanctions

The U.S. and Europe have begun to impose financial sanctions on Moscow and its banks.

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