Amplitude 6.2 earthquake hit Istanbul and injured more than 150 people – Country

Amplitude 6.2 earthquake hit Istanbul and injured more than 150 people – Country

Initial earthquakes in Istanbul and elsewhere shocked 6.2 times on Wednesday, causing widespread panic and dozens of injuries in Turkish cities, although no serious damage was immediately reported. Istanbul's governor's office said more than 150 people were hospitalized for injuries while trying to jump from the building, and residents there were on tenterhooks because the…

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Mark Zuckerberg's currency manager calls deepseek “wake up call”

Mark Zuckerberg's currency manager calls deepseek “wake up call”

Michael Anders helped found Iconiq Capital in 2011. Steven Ferdman/Getty Images Like other parts of Silicon Valley, Michael Anders, founding partner of ICONIQ Capital, was caught off guard by the sudden arrival of Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek earlier this year. “I think everyone is surprised,” Anders said at the Bloomberg Investment Conference in New…

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American lawyers in Los Angeles move “neutralize” California's shelter rules

American lawyers in Los Angeles move “neutralize” California's shelter rules

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are strengthening immigration enforcement in prisons as the Trump administration is looking for more ways to evacuate more immigrants from sanctuary cities. We atty. Bill Essayli announced this week that a pilot program called Operation Guardian Angels is intended to “neutralize” the shelter law. The office identified people with criminal…

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Chess master Magnus Carlsen

Chess master Magnus Carlsen

Berlin – Norwegian Chess Master Magnus Carlson More than 143,000 people around the world competed against him in a record game on Monday. The online competition, known as “Magnus Carlsen vs. World”, began on April 4 on Chess.com, the world's largest chess website, and is the first online freestyle game ever to feature a world…

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