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[ad_1] President of the European Council Charles Michel is seen during his visit to Odesa, Ukraine, on May 9, in this picture released by the European Council press office. (Dario Pignatelli/European Council Press Service/AFP/Getty Images)During a meeting with the Ukrainian prime minister on Monday, European Council President Charles Michel and other participants “needed to interrupt the meeting to take shelter as missiles struck again the region of Odesa,” a European Union official told CNN. In a readout of Michel’s visit, the official, who was not in Ukraine, said that President Michel and Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal were joined by Ukrainian President…
[ad_1] “We are definitely taking advantage of the fact that most senior-level people in Washington depend on a lot of young associates and subordinates to get anything done,” said Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), a member of the select committee. “A lot of these people still have their ethics intact and don’t want to squander the rest of their careers for other people’s mistakes and corruption.” The 1/6 Committee has gotten testimony from aides for Pence, Bannon, Clark, and Meadows, among others, so even if the aides closest to Trump refuse to cooperate, their aides are telling the 1/6 Committee what…
[ad_1] A play by dramatist David Lucarelli has drawn the ire of Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx.This week, the rock musician indicated that advertising for Lucarelli’s stage production The Crue: Underneath the Dirt Lies the Truth, which is based on the band, uses both Motley Crue’s trademark and his likeness without permission, suggesting copyright infringement.An Eventbrite webpage for The Crue: Underneath the Dirt shows that the play bills itself as “A Completely Unauthorized Play About the World’s Most Notorious Rock Band.” It also shows a photo illustration of Sixx that takes after his look in an old Motley Crue photos.On Monday (May 9), Sixx issued a statement after being…
[ad_1] Bitcoin is off nearly 55% from its November peak, and 40% of holders are now underwater on their investments, according to new data from Glassnode.That percentage is even higher when you isolate for the short-term holders who got skin in the game in the last six months when the price of bitcoin peaked at around $69,000.In the last month alone, 15.5% of all bitcoin wallets fell into an unrealized loss, as the world’s most popular cryptocurrency plunged to the $31,000 level, tracking tech stocks lower. Bitcoin’s close correlation to the Nasdaq challenges the argument that the cryptocurrency functions as…