Kenyan Court Rejects Plan For US Ebola Quarantine Center Amid Growing Outbreak

Gaza’s Health Ministry said on Thursday that Israeli attacks in Gaza have killed at least 16 Palestinians and wounded 39 over the previous 48-hour period as the IDF continues its constant violations of the US-backed Gaza ceasefire deal. Israeli attacks included the bombing of a residential building in Gaza City on Wednesday night, which killed […]

Target Hospitality Jumps As Data Center Boom Fuels Demand For Worker Camps Target Hospitality shares jumped in premarket trading after the company announced a new contract to provide mobile housing solutions and related hospitality services for workers at data center construction projects. The 48-month contract could generate upward of $750 million in revenue for Target Hospitality, which builds, owns, leases, and operates large temporary or semi-permanent "communities" for workers of major projects. The contract covers 3,370 beds. Historically, Target Hospitality generated revenue from energy, natural resources, and government-related customers, but since the...

Bubble-Wrapped World: How Safety Culture Has Destroyed Our Sense Of Adventure Authored by Murray Lytle via The Epoch Times, Are Canadians less adventurous than they once were? It’s hard to argue otherwise. Alexander Mackenzie was only 24 when the North West Company named him chief fur trader at Fort Chipewyan, in what is now Alberta. A few years later, in 1789 he travelled north along what is now known as the Mackenzie River to become the first European to reach the Arctic Ocean overland. Four years later he crossed the Rocky Mountains...