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Rising crime and revitalising businesses key to winning voters’ hearts from mailed-in preferences.
Once a symbol of downtown LA renaissance, an abandoned high-rise signals city’s dysfunction.
Other businesses have also recently closed because of crime, prompting calls for the city to declare an emergency.
The men are cited and released after their reported vandalism at the deserted Oceanwide Plaza.
‘This sort of vandalism, has no place in our society,’ Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen said.
LinkedIn bidding a farewell to China. After discontinuing its China App: In-Career. But what led to this decision? “You will get a job in the Chinese government one day.” That’s what prosecutors say the mom of a U.S. sailor said to encourage her son to deliver military secrets to China. Now he is facing multiple federal charges linked to espionage. More bans on U.S. investments in China? President Joe Biden is set to unveil new restrictions targeting three Chinese sectors. Chinese economic woes continue with another concern: deflation. Why is this a problem? And what does it mean for the Chinese economy? Topics in this Episode: 1. LinkedIn Shuts Down App for China 2. Lawyer: Mom of Navy Sailor Encouraged Him to Spy 3. U.S. to Ban Some Investments in China 4. New Bill Requires Colleges to Divest from China 5. China’s Falling Prices: Why Is This a Concern? 6. CCP to Require All Apps to Share Business Details 7. Controversy Erupts Over Chinese Socialist Graffiti 8. U.S., Chinese Officials Meet in Saudi Arabia 9. Corr: Deflation ‘A Spiraling Down Effect’ for the CCP to Generate Tax Revenues
A college student has admitted to spraying racist graffiti messages as an apparent hoax at a Michigan college.
Michael J. Emmons Jr. stalks historical graffiti, the tags of time that might tell a story, rather than precious artifacts you would expect to interest a historian like him.
