Man with a large knife shot at Schiphol Airport
The Koninklijke Marechaussee shot a man with a large knife in the leg in Schiphol Airport’s departure hall on Monday. The man was threatening people in the departure hall and …
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“Major hurricane” heading for Louisiana
The Saints are scheduled to host the Chargers on Monday night at the Superdome. Fifteen years after Katrina, another hurricane is heading toward Louisiana. Hurricane Delta (they ran out of …
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How immune cells can recognize—and control—HIV when therapy is interrupted
Immune cells that can recognize residual HIV-infected cells in people living with HIV (PLWH) who take antiretroviral therapy (ART) remain active for years, says a new study published today in …
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UAE-Israel accord could bring new sparkle to Dubai diamond trade
The week that Israel and the United Arab Emirates normalised ties, Israeli diamond trader Zvi Shimshi headed to the United Arab Emirates to open a company in Dubai, a regional …
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HyperJuice’s new stackable GaN charger supports up to 1600W and 48 USB-C ports
Hyper, a gadget maker known best for its small and ultra-fast gallium nitride (GaN) chargers under the HyperJuice brand, is back on Kickstarter with a new plug that’s even more …
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Organized crime largely invisible at northern Dutch ports
The police and other enforcement organizations have little to no insights into organized crime at the northern seaports – Eemshaven, Delfzijl, Lauwersoog and Harlingen. There are few checks and controls …
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Bengals can have 12,000 fans at upcoming games
There was word on Monday that the Browns will be allowed to have up to 12,000 fans in attendance for future home games and Ohio’s other NFL team got the …
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Big drug costs for small patients with rare diseases, study finds
Only about one in every 170 children take them. But ‘orphan drugs’ accounted for 1 in every 15 private insurance dollars spent on children’s health care in the United States …
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Phillips 66 delays complete restart of Lake Charles, La. refinery
Phillips 66 has temporarily delayed a complete restart of its 260,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Lake Charles, Louisiana refinery until Hurricane Delta passes, the company said on Wednesday. The refinery was shut …
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You can now lower your AT&T bill with mix-and-match wireless plans
If you’re with any major US phone carrier other than Verizon, you’ll know you couldn’t mix and match phone plans between different lines on your account. Starting today, AT&T is …
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