Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, blamed the U.S. for the drone attack on the Kremlin last week because he said Kyiv does not make any operational decisions without first getting approval by the U.S.
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MORE SIGNS AI WILL DRIVE WEALTH TO BIG TECH WHILE OUTMODING WORKERS
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna told Bloomberg in an interview this week: “I could easily see 30 percent of jobs getting replaced by AI and automation over a five-year period.”
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CARBON WAR DEGROWTH: DUTCH GOVERNMENT TRIES TO SWEETEN THE POT FOR FARM BUYOUTS
The EU authorized a €1.5 billion fund to buyout Dutch farmers this past week, for the purported goal of cutting nitrogen emissions, according to Euronews.
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COVID WAR CDC DIRECTOR ROCHELLE WALENSKY RESIGNS
She told the world in March 2021, as controversial gene level mRNA medical treatments were being aggressively pushed on the public, that people who received the vaccines “don’t carry the virus and don’t get sick.”
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MIDDLE EAST MELTDOWN: ISRAELI AIR RAIDS TARGETS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN SYRIA
Israel launched another round of air strikes against civilian airports in Syria on Tuesday, killing at least one Syrian soldier at the Aleppo International Airport, leaving the facility “out of service.”
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WHEN THE ECONOMY FALLS JOBS GO WITH IT: AI WILL MAKE IT WORSE
The layoff binge continues to escalate. This is week 37 of our reporting the long trend-line of layoffs that signal recession in a country near you. And now, with The Street betting that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates 25 basis points tomorrow, the economy will slow down and the job cuts will increase.
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HALF OF NEW YORK CITY HOUSEHOLDS UNABLE TO AFFORD TO LIVE THERE
Fully 50 percent of New York City households lack the income to pay rent, buy enough food, afford health care, and to pay the costs of transport around the city, according to a report released 25 April by the nonprofit Fund for the City of New York and the United Way of New York City.
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PROFITS ON HOME SALES FALL TO TWO-YEAR LOW
Homeowners who sold their residences in this year’s first quarter averaged a 44.2-percent profit, compared to 48.7 percent the quarter before, marking the third consecutive quarterly decline as well as a two-year low, according to ATTOM, a real estate data service.
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NEW HOME SALES ON THE RISE, NAR SAYS
The number of newly built homes will increase this year by 4.5 percent compared to 2022, rising to 670,000 this year and 750,00 next year, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) has predicted.
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U.S. MEGABANKS WRITE OFF $3.4 BILLION IN BAD LOANS
Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo Bank collectively wrote off $3.4 billion in loans gone sour during this year’s first quarter, 73 percent more than in the same period in 2022, Bloomberg reported.