Ukraine’s digital army is brewing cyberattacks, intelligence and infowars | lifestyles

By FRANK BAJAK – AP Technology Writer BOSTON (AP) – Ukraine’s hundred-strong volunteer “hacker” corps, formed in anger to counter Russia’s blitzkrieg attack, is much more than a paramilitary cyberattack force in Europe’s first major war of the internet age. It is critical to the information warfare and crowdsourcing of information. “We really are a … Read more

Air Canada returns to Lambert | local business

ST. LOUIS COUNTY — Air Canada is returning to St. Louis Lambert International Airport after a two-year pandemic hiatus. Beginning May 7, Canada’s largest airline will begin a daily non-stop service to Toronto Pearson International Airport. “People are ready to travel and we’re excited to resume service between St. Louis and Toronto,” said Mark Galardo, … Read more

Russia-Ukraine War: Interesting facts about Russia’s war in Ukraine | Business news from St. Louis

From The Associated Press Russia’s war against Ukraine is on the ninth day. UN and Ukraine officials say no radiation was released in a Russian attack on Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine and firefighters have been putting out a blaze at the plant. Russian forces continued to foment a campaign that drew worldwide … Read more

Months after pledge, India has yet to submit emissions targets | national politics

By ANIRUDDHA GHOSAL – AP Science Writer NEW DELHI (AP) — Four months after India announced its “net-zero” target at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, the country has yet to present its targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, underscoring the difficulty of managing energy policies amid of a growth revise population. Asked … Read more

Pelosi backs freeze on Russian oil imports to US: ‘Ban it’ | national politics

By LISA MASCARO – AP Congressional Correspondent WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid the escalating war in Ukraine, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday she supports banning Russian oil imports to the U.S., a powerful nod that could strengthen President Joe Biden’s hand while global allies try to isolate the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Biden … Read more

Further delays in creating a “conservation precinct” around the new NGA campus in north St. Louis | politics

ST. LOUIS – A long-delayed bill restricting some developments around the future location of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has again been held up. The bill to create a “protection and improvement precinct” near NGA was due to be taken up by the Aldermanic Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee on Thursday afternoon but was delayed … Read more

Build-A-Bear Opens First “Adventure” Location in Chesterfield | local business

CHESTERFIELD – Build-A-Bear introduces a new concept in St. Louis. The St. Louis-based retailer will open its first Build-A-Bear Adventure venue in the Chesterfield Valley later this month. The concept combines the usual workshop shop with a bakery, arcade and private spaces for parties, school trips, baby and bridal showers and team building events. The … Read more