The Wall Street Journal on MSN13d
The deep-sea battle over the world’s data cables is heating up
LONDON—For around a decade, the Russian spy ship Yantar has crossed the globe and loitered over undersea ... where it was ...
As it happened: WA news on Tuesday, February 4
The good news? The Wildcats currently sit third on the NBL ladder, and a win against the Adelaide 36ers in the last game of ...
Orange County things to do, starting Feb. 7
The Orlando Amateur Radio Club’s 78th annual “HamCation” event will feature more than 30 educational forums, 100 commercial ...
NOLA.com13h
How the Superdome in New Orleans was built to became an enduring landmark in Louisiana
On Aug. 3, 1975, the Louisiana Superdome opened to the public after nine years of development, delays, anticipation, and ...
Military Times on MSN2d
The 5 Americans who made history by earning the Victoria Cross
Since Queen Victoria instituted the Victoria Cross in 1856, five American-born men have received Britain’s highest military ...
BBC11d
Navy submarine name change is woke nonsense, says Shapps
The Royal Navy has announced it is changing the name of a new submarine from HMS Agincourt to HMS Achilles, in a move branded "woke nonsense" by former Defence Secretary Grant Shapps. It follows ...
Why Baltic Sea Cables Are in the News and What NATO Is Doing to Protect Them
NATO is ratcheting up its guard against suspected attempts to sabotage underwater energy and data cables and pipelines that ...
The Daily Telegraph8d
The Russian spy ship in Britain’s waters preparing ground for war
Sailing off the south coast of England, the Russian trawler known as the Yantar carried its usual array of hi-tech equipment. In photographs released by the Ministry of Defence, a large radar dome ...