The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are active today after a strong June jobs report that showed workers are starting to go back to work. Unfortunately, stocks have dipped from the first highs during the day after coronavirus cases in the US saw another increase yesterday. TheStreet’s Katherine Ross discussed …
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THE HAGUE, The Netherlands – European police dealt a big blow to organized crime after deciphering an encrypted communications network that allowed them to covertly monitor “over the shoulder” of criminals in real time while planning drug trafficking, arms sales, killings and torture, they announced. officers on Thursday. The massive …
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Unlike other measures, the new proposal would maintain the same number of federal holidays by eliminating October Columbus Day. A bipartisan group of lawmakers, both in the House and the Senate, have endorsed the legislation to create Juneteenth as a federal holiday, which have been co-sponsored by members of the …
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LONDON (Reuters) – A leading scientist behind Oxford University’s potential COVID-19 vaccine said on Wednesday the team had seen the right kind of immune response in the trials, but declined to give a firm deadline for when it might. be prepared. Speaking at a parliamentary hearing, Sarah Gilbert, a professor …
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Photo Credit: Brian Dowling – Getty Images Of Popular Mechanics A new third-generation GPS satellite adds two new types of signal and improves the precision and intensity of the signal. The Lockheed Martin satellite was launched by SpaceX. GPS started in the 1970s, but all satellites in use today are …
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