A 310-year-old Spanish shipwreck carrying treasure that might be worth up to $17 billion was discovered with the help of an underwater robot. It’s called the Remus 6000 and it can dive nearly four miles and is loaded with sensors and cameras.
1) Munk debate, SJWs vs Jordan Peterson
2) MK Ultra lawsuit
3) Elon Musk to start “Pravda”
4) Medical examiner releases report on CDC worker
5) Continued fail of Starwars, proves what?
A US government worker has reportedly suffered a mild brain injury after hearing an “abnormal sound” while working in China. The incident has sparked comparisons to last year’s alleged ‘sonic attack’ on US diplomats in Cuba.
The US State Department issued a health warning to its citizens based in China outlining the mysterious case. “A US government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure,” the statement said, adding that it has informed all official staff based in the country of the case.
A large number of assault rifles, pistols, and ammunition have been stolen from Germany’s Bundeswehr (armed forces) in recent years, according to a defense department document seen by Der Spiegel.
A total of 75 assault rifles and pistols and nearly 57,000 rounds of ammunition have gone missing since 2010, the German magazine reported, citing a classified document.
A U.S. Air Force T-38 Talon II trainer jet crashed Wednesday morning near Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. Both pilots safely ejected from the aircraft.
The lava flow entered the 800-acre property of the Puna Geothermal Venture Plant before stalling at a swale about 300 yards from the nearest underground, geothermal well. If lava breaches the well, authorities fear it could release hydrogen sulfide, a toxic and flammable gas.
Russia’s first-floating nuclear power plant arrived in the Arctic port of Murmansk over the weekend in preparation for its maiden mission, providing electricity to an isolated Russian town across the Bering Strait from Alaska. But it feels like that could be a cover story for a much bigger operation.. Only time will tell.
Lake Worth officials say someone altered automated message.
The town of Lake Worth sent out an alert Sunday warning residents about power outages caused by “extreme zombie activity.”
South Florida was drenched by large amounts of rain Sunday, causing power outages in some areas. A storm, not the undead, was behind the power problems.
Four sinkholes have opened up in a fast-growing retirement community, The Villages, in Florida, including one in front of a home that was abandoned months ago because of an earlier sinkhole. The new sinkholes opened up Monday in The Villages following a week of nonstop rain in central Florida.
After Venezuela, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands prudently repatriated a substantial portion (if not all) of their physical gold held at the NY Fed or other western central banks in recent years, one month ago Turkey announced that it too has decided to repatriate its gold stored in the US Federal Reserve and deliver it to the Istanbul Stock Exchange, according to reports in Turkey’s Yeni Safak. As we reported at the time, it wouldn’t be the first time Turkey has asked the NY Fed to ship the country’s gold back: in recent years, Turkey repatriated 220 tons of gold from abroad, of which 28.7 tons was brought back from the US last year.
An armored box containing US Air Force grenade rounds is missing and could be lying idly somewhere in the countryside of North Dakota.
The explosive cache went missing on May 1 as the 91st Missile Wing Security Forces traveled from Minot Air Force Base. According to North Dakota’s Bismarck Tribune, the high-caliber explosive rounds are thought to have fallen off a vehicle somewhere west of the city of Parshall as the unit moved between bases.
In what looks to us like confirmation that the US has officially kicked the can down the road, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Sunday that China and the US were putting a trade war “on hold” as the two sides work to hammer out a comprehensive trade agreement that will be acceptable to both sides.
Residents on Hawaii’s Big Island are facing a new danger this week now that lava has entered the ocean–laze, a mix of hydrochloric acid, steam and fine glass particles.
In the past two weeks, nearly two dozen new fissures opened up and spewed lava and poisonous gas into residential areas on and surrounding the Kīlauea dome.
1) Atlantic Council to join Facebook
2) Google’s The Selfish Ledge
3) YouTube deleting certain type of videos
4) Lando Calrissian’s newfound ‘pansexuality’
5) Copyright extends to 144 years
6) Jim Carrey’s comeback movie scores 0%
1) Cicada 3301 maybe created QAnon?
2) ANTIFA high schooler
3) Trump has new CIA director
4) 34 Bishops resign in Chile
5) What its like to be Muslim in China
A US military helicopter dropped a whole box of ammunition on an elementary school in El Paso, Texas. It’s not the first time that a US army aircraft lost objects while flying over civilian buildings.
Donald Trump has threatened Kim Jong-un with the same fate as Muammar Gaddafi if the North Korean leader “doesn’t make a deal” on his nuclear weapons programme.
The US president issued the threat at the White House when he was asked about the recent suggestion by his national security adviser, John Bolton, that the “Libyan model” be a template for dealing with North Korea at a summit between Trump and Kim planned for 12 June in Singapore.
1) Ultrasonic Attacks can Trigger Alexa / Siri
2) Anthony Weiner’s “Alleged” Seizure warrent
3) Ebola outbreak in major Congo city
4) Medieval peasants had more days off
5) STEM prof experiment axed