Chris Reese

1 week ago | cp24.com | Idrees Ali |Phil Stewart |Chris Reese |David Gregorio

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday ordered a 20% reduction in the number of four-star officers, deepening cuts at the Pentagon that have shaken the Department of Defense at the start of President Donald Trump's second term in office. Hegseth has long been vocal about how he views the senior-most ranks of the military as too big.

Nov 19, 2023 | exactrelease.org | Peter Maccoy |Sergio Queiroz |Marcela Ayres |Chris Reese

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 19 (Reuters) – Taylor Swift fans headed to her eagerly expected show in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, following a last-minute postponement of Saturday’s performance due to record breaking heat after a fan died in the sweltering conditions a day earlier. Temperatures were significantly lower on Sunday following two days of record-breaking heat in Brazil’s second-largest city. Fans outside the Nilton Santos stadium were hopeful Sunday’s show would go on as planned.

Nov 6, 2023 | recentlyheard.com | Daniel Jack |Valerie Insinna |Chris Reese |Lisa Shumaker

JERUSALEM (AP) — An Israeli security officer could be seen drawing a pistol, his hand shaking violently. Hours earlier that day, Oct. 7, these desolate fields in southern Israel had teemed with thousands of young people dancing to electronic music under the night sky and camping out in tents or mobile homes. Now, it was silent. The officer peered quickly into one of the trailers. “Who’s inside?” he called out in Hebrew, his voice pained. It was empty.

Nov 2, 2023 | mining.com | Chris Reese |Henry Lazenby

Reuters | November 2, 2023 | 5:46 pm Australia China Gold  Tietto Minerals said on Friday a takeover offer by a unit of China’s Zhaojin Mining Industry “materially undervalues” the Australian gold company. Tietto said it was recommending that shareholders to not accept the A$629 million ($404.57 million) offer by Zhaojin Capital to buy all the shares of the Australian miner that it doesn’t already own.

Nov 1, 2023 | thestarnewstoday.com | Valerie Insinna |Chris Reese |Lisa Shumaker |Jamie Freed

WASHINGTON, Nov 1 (Reuters) – Boeing (BA.N) said on Wednesday it is investigating a cyber incident impacting elements of the company’s parts and distribution business and is cooperating with law enforcement. Boeing acknowledged the incident days after the Lockbit cybercrime gang said on Friday it had stolen “a tremendous amount” of sensitive data from the U.S. planemaker that it would dump online if Boeing didn’t pay ransom by Nov. 2.