US Solar Companies Rely On Materials From Xinjiang, Where Forced Labor Is Rampant

US Solar Companies Rely On Materials From Xinjiang, Where Forced Labor Is Rampant

Since late 2016, the Chinese government has imposed a campaign that has included mass detention, digital surveillance, indoctrination, and forced labor on a population of about 13 million Muslim minorities in the far west region of Xinjiang, including ethnic Uighurs, Kazakhs, and others. Non-Chinese people visiting Xinjiang are often heavily monitored or escorted by police … Read more

‘Phase two’ of planned 2K job cuts

‘Phase two’ of planned 2K job cuts

The bloodbath at Paramount Global continued Tuesday as the struggling media giant kicked off a second round of layoffs in its previously announced plans to cut 2,000 jobs. Paramount’s co-CEOs George Cheeks, Chris McCarthy and Brian Robbins revealed in a memo that “90% of these reductions will be complete” by the end of Tuesday. “Like … Read more

Prince Harry says harms of social media have created an ‘epidemic’ for today’s youth

Prince Harry says harms of social media have created an ‘epidemic’ for today’s youth

NEW YORK — Prince Harry said today’s youth is in the midst of an “epidemic” of anxiety, depression and social isolation due to negative experiences online, as he brought his campaign to help children and their parents navigate cyberspace to this week’s Clinton Global Initiative. “These platforms are designed to create addiction,” Harry said in … Read more

What does it mean for Scotland and Aberdeen?

What does it mean for Scotland and Aberdeen?

Getty Images Aberdeen has been the home of the UK’s oil and gas industry for decades The UK government has confirmed that Aberdeen is to be the home of the new state-owned energy company. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has told the Labour conference in Liverpool that Great British Energy will operate out of the … Read more

Why bananas may disappear from grocery stores within weeks

Why bananas may disappear from grocery stores within weeks

American consumers may soon have to do without some popular fruits, including bananas, when they are grocery shopping, as fruit aisles could be empty and prices may soar if 45,000 dockworkers threatening to strike end up walking off the job. The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) is negotiating on behalf of the 45,000 dockworkers at three dozen US … Read more