Electronic Arts Hacked – FIFA Source Code Probably Stolen
German Chancellor Candidate Vows to Increase Military Spending

Armin Laschet, the conservative German candidate running for chancellor, said that Germany must increase its military spending. In 2021, it has increased again by 3.2% to US$63.8 Billion; but it’s still below NATO’s target of 2% of GDP. To meet that target, Germany’s military spending has to increase to at least US$66 Billion.
Switzerland Rejects Pesticide Ban Initiative
Boris Johnson Infuriated By Macron’s Northern Ireland Remark
Why the New Trillions Did Not Cause Hyperinflation?
The Fed issues as much dollars as needed by writing the new trillions on its balance sheet. As long as this system continues working, hyperinflation is very unlikely to happen.
Human Artifacts on Moon Officially Protected by New US Law
Microsoft To Make US$22 Billion Worth of Augmented Reality Headsets for US Army
A Global Shortage Highlights a Troubling Trend: A Small Number of the World’s Chips Are Made In the US
If Everyone on Earth Sat In the Ocean at Once, How Much Would Sea Level Rise?
Why Can’t the IRS Just Send Americans a Refund or a Bill?
Boeing 737 Max: Why Was It Grounded, What Has Been Fixed and Is It Enough?
The Imperialist Past That Started Dam Politics Between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia

The biggest project on the Nile river was initiated by Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypt’s prime minister between 1954-56 and then president until 1970. Nasser wanted to build a dam which would end Egypt’s dependency on upstream countries by storing the Nile river waters in Egypt. It would also end flooding and bring more electricity to Egyptians.
Ukraine: Rapid Escalation of Conflict in 2014 Has Lessons for Today
The US Is Worried About Its Critical Minerals Supply Chains
An Australian Space Command Could Be a Force for Good — or a Cause for War
Why Would Anyone Buy NFT Crypto Art and Spend Millions on a Link to a JPEG File?
Rest to Time Travel

Imagine that as you are sitting on your lawn chair, a rocket will be passing by at about 86 % the speed of light. Let us take it a step further and consider that you have a laser based clock consisting of a rod with parallel mirrors and, whenever fired, it would take the laser one second to travel to the top mirror, reflect off of it, and travel back to the bottom mirror.
Vitamin K: A Little-Known but Noteworthy Nutrient
Twitter Stock Plunges After Trump Account Suspension
SpaceX Granted Permission to Launch Satellites Into Polar Orbit
Japan to Build Wooden Satellites to Avoid Space Junk

Sumitomo Forestry, a Japanese wood processing company, has started developing wooden satellites, in partnership with Kyoto University. The project is proposed as a solution to the space junk problem. Thus, end-of-life wooden satellites would fully burn up in the Earth’s atmosphere without leaving any harmful debris.