No Comments The attack on US Capitol is not the first time. It has suffered multiple attacks in the last 220 yrs. Below we list the major attacks in the last two centuries which threatened to destroy the building. 1983 attack by Left-wing radicals In 1983, Left-wing radicals bombed the Senate building to protest U.S. military involvement […]
No Comments The violence at Capitol Hill in Washington DC Police on Wednesday has left atleast four people dead with more than 50 being arrested.
No Comments Republican Congressman Andy Biggs introduced a bill in the US House of Representatives to terminate the designation of Pakistan as a Major non-NATO Ally. The bill if passed by the house, will strip away Pakistan’s designation as a major non-NATO ally, a designation that gives the countries to entry into cooperative research and development projects with the Department of Defense (DoD) on a shared-cost basis, participation in certain counter-terrorism initiatives, purchase of depleted uranium anti-tank rounds, priority delivery of military surplus (ranging from rations to ships).
No Comments A union called the Alphabet Workers Union (AWU) has been formed with more than 400 Google engineers and other workers as its members
AWU says that despite few successes through organised efforts, discrimination, harassment, and retaliation persists at Google.
“That isn’t the company we want to work for. We deserve a workplace that respects us, where we can work for a fair wage without fear of abuse or discrimination”, says AMU
The AMU members say that this is primarily an effort to give structure and longevity to activism at Google, rather than to negotiate for a contract.
No Comments Xinjiang Jin, a Zoom employee is accused of helping to terminate at least four video meetings over Tiananmen Square in May and June, hosted by people based in the US. Jin was responsible for monitoring Zoom for China’s government He created fake email accounts of the political dissidents and claimed the users were violating terms […]
No Comments The US has issued an emergency warning after discovering that “nation-state” hackers hijacked software used by almost all Fortune 500 companies and multiple federal agencies to gain entry to secure IT systems. The hackers are believed to have gotten into the servers of companies, government departments by tampering with software updates from SolarWinds. The company […]
No Comments “If I could communicate one thing to the American people from this unique vantage point, it is that the People’s Republic of China poses the greatest threat to America today, and the greatest threat to democracy and freedom world-wide since World War II”, writes US National Intelligence Director John Ratcliffe in Wall Street Journal. […]
No Comments Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s about the protest by Indian farmers before his Elections shortly on India was ‘unwarranted.’ The Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did a historical mistake by commenting on other Nation’s internal affairs that too democratic protest by our Indian Farmers for their grievance good or bad. The MEA has responded to Tradeau’s statement saying that he was ill-informed.
No Comments Summary: Julian Assange’s partner Stella Moris has urged President Trump to pardon him before Christmas. Democrat senator Tulsi Gabbard has seconded her plea and has asked him to consider pardoning those who, at great personal sacrifice, exposed the deception and criminality of those in the deep state. Another whistleblower Edward Snowden has said that no […]
No Comments Though the transition means the handover of important information and duties from one administration to the next, in the United States the transition has a long history due to which each of the dates and activities in the run-up to the oath taking are important to understand. The 11 weeks at present is much shorter than the 20 weeks of transition period which was the practice till 1952 when Dwight D. Eisenhower took over from Harry S. Truman.
