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Year: 2022

How Covid prompted Asian startups to use tech in revolutionizing mental health support

By Eric Cheung and Will Ripley, CNN Business Many Asian countries introduced tougher Covid-19 restrictions than in other continents, a reality that has caused concerns about elevated levels of stress, anxiety and isolation. Now, a number of young entrepreneurs are leveraging technology to provide greater access to mental healthcare there. In July, Singapore-based Intellect raised

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Texas secretary of state’s office announces inspection of general election count in most populous county less than week before early voting

By Andy Rose, CNN With less than a week to go before the beginning of early voting, officials in Harris County, Texas, were notified in a letter Tuesday that the secretary of state’s office will send “inspectors” to observe vote counting for the general election. “These inspectors will perform randomized checks on election records, including

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US State Department says there’s ‘abundant evidence’ Russia is using Iranian drones in Ukraine

By Kylie Atwood and Paul LeBlanc, CNN The United States has “abundant evidence” that Russia is using Iranian drones to strike Ukraine, State Department spokesperson Ned Price said Wednesday. “The United States began warning in July that Iran was planning to transfer UAVs to Russia for use in Russia’s brutal war against Ukraine, and we

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“This was a true-life adventure:” Assistant Boy Scout Scoutmaster details airlift rescue from the Gila National Forest

EL PASO, Texas — “[The weather report] looked accurate. It showed one to two days of light rain” says Assistant Scoutmaster Christopher George, who was leading his troop on an 8-day, 50-mile hike through the Gila wilderness north of Silver City, New Mexico. He said he had taken this exact trip many times before. “What

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Multiple foreign nationals charged in alleged schemes to send military technology to Russia

By Hannah Rabinowitz and Holmes Lybrand The Justice Department announced charges on Wednesday against nearly a dozen people and two companies in connection with illegal schemes to send military technology to Russia, some of which has allegedly been recovered from battlefields in Ukraine. The department said in a statement that some of the defendants also

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