A third of airline pilots in Pakistan have fake licenses, the nation's aviation minister said while citing pilot error for a recent crash

by Chipit to /s/news from businessinsider.com

ZeroAvia Conducts UK's First Commercial-Scale Electric Flight. "ZeroAvia is focused on developing a hydrogen FC powertrain. H2-electric offers the same zero-emission potential of battery-electric, but has a much more promising energy-to-weight ratio, making it viable for commercial operations"

by Chop_Chop to /s/Hydrogen from markets.businessinsider.com

Albuquerque police arrest city council candidate whom witnesses identified as protest shooter defending himself from attacking Antifa

by fartwaffen to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Trump's niece is publishing a tell-all book that says she leaked tax documents to help The New York Times investigate the president's finances - and surprise its a mentally ill lesbian who is salty cause she got cut out of the will📰 News

by Cancer2024 to /s/Ice_Poseidon2 from businessinsider.com

A Warren Buffett-owned company is battling wild conspiracies that it planted bricks for George Floyd protesters to hurl at police

by Nemacolin to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Seems we got our russkie/mossad groups in action!!

by Jesus to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Predator drone over Minneapolis

by awawa to /s/PoliceMisconduct from businessinsider.com

Predator drone over Minneapolis

by awawa to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

👩‍🦰 Vietnamese women are fun to be around, intelligent, easy going, don't ruin their own family, aren't fat, don't hate men, and cost $3200. What the fuck were modern women thinking. Women are obsolete.

by Brent_Kaskel_Pussy_F to /s/testing_sub3 from businessinsider.com

Anti-quarantine protesters are being kicked off Facebook and quickly finding refuge on a site loved by conspiracy theorists

by useless_aether to /s/pushback from businessinsider.com

McDonald's designed a new type of restaurant for the coronavirus era in Europe - here's what it's like to visit

by AliceofX to /s/Europe from businessinsider.com

The ADL's extremism statistics make it seem like ultraright-wing violence in the US is more common than it actually is

by AliceofX to /s/KotakuInAction from businessinsider.com

Amazon-Owned Whole Foods is Quietly Tracking Its Employees with a Heat Map Tool that Ranks Which Stores are Most at Risk of Unionizing | Business Insider

by DeWhoDeWho to /s/Amazon from businessinsider.com

The 500-bed US Navy hospital ship Comfort is leaving NYC after treating just 179 patients in 3 weeks..........................

by shtposter9000 to /s/Ice_Poseidon2 from businessinsider.com

Denmark and Poland are refusing to bail out companies registered in offshore tax havens

by AliceofX to /s/Europe from businessinsider.com

Photos of crowded cafés and parks show what life is like in Sweden, one of the only European countries not under strict lockdown during the coronavirus outbreak

by hennaojichan to /s/Coronavirus from businessinsider.com

"We went back towards the gunfire and just started look for priority victims and people with the most serious injuries to get to the hospital," 29-yr-old Marine veteran Taylor Winston, Las Vegas shooting

by Brent_Kaskel_Pussy_F to /s/testing_sub3 from businessinsider.com

Spain is moving to permanently establish universal basic income in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic

by AliceofX to /s/Europe from businessinsider.com

Disney's Pixar is being sued by a San Francisco tattoo artist who says her designs for a unicorn-emblazoned van in the upcoming animated movie 'Onward' were stolen

by Canbot to /s/Entertainment from businessinsider.com

2,500 tourists are joining a mass lawsuit after hundreds of Europe's early coronavirus cases were traced to a single ski resort in Austria

by AliceofX to /s/Europe from businessinsider.com

'It is unclear why quality control did not detect this issue': Early CDC coronavirus tests couldn't distinguish between coronavirus and water

by magnora7 to /s/Coronavirus from businessinsider.com

Activists Created a 12.5 Million Block Digital Library in 'Minecraft' to Bypass Censorship Laws | Business Insider

by DeWhoDeWho to /s/Minecraft from businessinsider.com

Activists created a 12.5 million block digital library in 'Minecraft' to bypass censorship laws

by Tom9152 to /s/FreeSpeech from businessinsider.com

How do you feel knowing that we literally witnessing the first stages of mass depopulation?

by BladesLastBottle to /s/Ice_Poseidon2 from businessinsider.com

France hosted a record-breaking Smurf festival amid the escalating coronavirus epidemic

by AliceofX to /s/Europe from businessinsider.com

Help! The NGR donators are crying! Haha

by Boogityboog to /s/Ice_Poseidon2 from businessinsider.com

corona hype -The Italian Government Is Locking Down 17 Million People

by [deleted] to /s/Ice_Poseidon2 from businessinsider.com

Joe Biden worried in 1977 that certain de-segregation policies would cause his children to grow up 'in a racial jungle'

by fizzyj to /s/notasking from businessinsider.com

Airlines are burning thousands of gallons of fuel flying empty 'ghost' planes so they can keep their flight slots during the coronavirus outbreak

by AliceofX to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Hot Pockets heiress reportedly sentenced to 5 months in prison and ordered to pay a $250,000 fine over her alleged role in the college-admissions scandal

by AliceofX to /s/news from businessinsider.com

China enacted a sweeping new law that bars people from posting negative content online

by AliceofX to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

An inside look at the debate around pandemic bonds, which have $425 million hinging on how deadly the coronavirus ends up being

by salvia_d to /s/conspiracy from markets.businessinsider.com

An inside look at the debate around pandemic bonds, which have $425 million hinging on how deadly the coronavirus ends up being

by salvia_d to /s/WorldPolitics from markets.businessinsider.com

5 conspiracy theories that turned out to be true

by jamesK_3rd to /s/conspiracy from businessinsider.com

There are 607 billionaires in the United States, and only 5 of them are black

by Nemacolin to /s/news from businessinsider.com

An artist wheeled 99 smartphones around in a wagon to create fake traffic jams on Google Maps

by useless_aether to /s/funny from businessinsider.com

Apple complies with 90% requests from government to share customer data

by useless_aether to /s/privacy from businessinsider.com

The United States' allies warn Trump that terrorists 'would be the only winners' of war with Iran

by Drewski to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Apple Will Face Rare Shareholder Questions on Human Rights After Hong Kong App Removal | Business Insider

by DeWhoDeWho to /s/Apple from businessinsider.com

Yet another Ring home camera system was broken into, and this time the intruders used it to harass the home's owners

by Mnemonic to /s/privacy from businessinsider.com

Apple is reportedly rolling out a new perk for employees: free genetic testing at its on-site wellness clinics

by Mnemonic to /s/TechCompanies from businessinsider.com

How dies a republic die? În the name of progress

by jamesK_3rd to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Mysterious automated calls, vanished relatives, and sinister Facebook comments: How China intimidates Uighurs who don't even live in the country

by useless_aether to /s/communismwatch from businessinsider.com

13 Marines agree to be kicked out of the military after being accused of human smuggling and drug trafficking

by TheWebOfSlime to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Leaked papers on China's Muslim mass detention policies show President Xi Jinping urging the ruling party to use the 'organs of dictatorship' to round up the ethnic minority

by useless_aether to /s/communismwatch from businessinsider.com

A lobster thrown live into boiling water may suffer for many seconds, said a scientist who argued Thursday that crustaceans can likely feel pain.

by 7dej19 to /s/Food from businessinsider.com

14 cutting edge firms funded by the CIA

by useless_aether to /s/Intelligence from businessinsider.com

Nearly half of millennials have put off needed medical care because they can't afford it

by [deleted] to /s/USPolitics from businessinsider.com

Anti-Brexit parties have formed a 'Remain alliance' to stop Boris Johnson from winning the general election

by useless_aether to /s/WorldPolitics from businessinsider.com

Leaked report shows UN botched sexual abuse investigation after years of allegations

by useless_aether to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Fox News viewers are more likely to support Bernie Sanders than people who watch MSNBC

by [deleted] to /s/USPolitics from businessinsider.com

Pretty Waitresses Earn Bigger Tips, From Women

by [deleted] to /s/BlackPillScience from businessinsider.com

Former top Navy SEAL who oversaw the Osama bin Laden raid says the US is 'under attack from the president'

by IamRedBeard to /s/AntiTrumpAlliance from businessinsider.com

Wouldn't be surprised if Amewican do the same

by [deleted] to /s/Ice_Poseidon2 from businessinsider.com

NASA says a new comet is likely an 'interstellar visitor' from another star system — the second ever detected

by DrStrangelove to /s/space from businessinsider.com

A reminder that in 2003, both Democrats and Republicans passed a bill allowing US Govt to spread propaganda to its own citizens, funded by its own citizens.

by HibikiBlack to /s/conspiracy from businessinsider.com

Inside the mysterious Manhattan apartment building on East 66th Street, where underage models, lawyers, and key players in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking circle all live. Ex-Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak is a frequent visitor.

by TheWebOfSlime to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Google has been temporarily asked / forced? to stop listening in on its users across Europe after leaked data sparked privacy concerns

by BillionDollarEgg3 to /s/DecentralizeAllThings from businessinsider.com

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele calls evangelicals who support Trump 'the biggest phonies of all'

by IamRedBeard to /s/AntiTrumpAlliance from businessinsider.com

The average American worker takes less vacation time than a medieval peasant

by magnora7 to /s/news from businessinsider.com

The term "alpha male" only applies to caged animals, at most.

by Aetherist to /s/Undoublespeak from businessinsider.com

Trump and Putin share an inside joke over Election Meddling

by IamRedBeard to /s/AntiTrumpAlliance from businessinsider.com

Facebook shareholder revolt gets bloody: Powerless investors vote overwhelmingly to oust Mark Zuckerberg as chairman

by Mnemonic to /s/Internet from businessinsider.com

The North Korean Official Who Handed Trump a 'Very Nice' Appreciation Letter is Reportedly Now in a Prison Camp

by Stankmango to /s/communismwatch from businessinsider.com

TV Companies Gun for Direct-To-Consumer Dollars, Facebook and Google's Privacy Crackdown, Pepsi Fights Back

by Stankmango to /s/privacy from businessinsider.com

Apple CEO Tim Cook urges college grads to 'push back' against algorithms that promote the 'things you already know, believe, or like'

by happysmash27 to /s/Internet from businessinsider.com

Neuroscience shows that 50-year-olds can have the brains of 25-year-olds if they sit quietly and do nothing for 15 minutes a day

by HeyImSancho to /s/SundogsPlace from businessinsider.com

Microsoft accused of being 'complicit' in persecution of 1 million Muslims after helping China develop sinister AI capabilities

by useless_aether to /s/Geopolitics from businessinsider.com

I'm taking Yale's class on happiness — and halfway through, these 4 tricks are already working Happiness can be learned. That's the central idea behind Yale's most popular class ever.

by SundogsPlace to /s/SundogsPlace from businessinsider.com

Israel Grants First Golan Heights Oil Drilling License To Dick Cheney & Rothschilds Company "GENIE ENERGY", Right After Trump Recognized Isreal Ownership Claim on the Golan Heights

by magnora7 to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Israel Grants First Golan Heights Oil Drilling License To Genie energy, a Rothschild, Murdoch, Cheney-Linked Company

by useless_aether to /s/WorldPolitics from businessinsider.com

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez suggested members of Congress should get paid more, but a majority of Americans want the complete opposite

by useless_aether to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

Google fined $1.7 billion over a 3rd breach of EU antitrust rules in 3 years

by useless_aether to /s/news from businessinsider.com

The Saudi hit squad linked to the Khashoggi murder reportedly asked for a performance-related bonus for torturing and kidnapping so many people

by useless_aether to /s/NotTheOnion from businessinsider.com

This incredible time-lapse released by Minnesota's Department of Transportation show how modern bridges are built in America

by magnora7 to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

A minimum-wage worker needs 2.5 full-time jobs to afford a one-bedroom apartment in most of the US

by Orangutan to /s/economics from businessinsider.com

Microsoft's top lawyer met with Pope Francis to discuss the ethics of artificial intelligence

by useless_aether to /s/Jesuits from businessinsider.com

South Korea is building a $40 billion city designed to eliminate the need for cars

by useless_aether to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

AI 101: How learning computers are becoming smarter

by TheWebOfSlime to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Denver could become the first US city to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms

by useless_aether to /s/Psychonaut from businessinsider.com

Elite foreshadowing..? Bill Gates thinks a coming disease could kill 30 million people within 6 months — and says we should prepare for it as we do for war

by Tom_Bombadil to /s/conspiracy from businessinsider.com

Facebook employees react to the latest scandals: 'Why does our company suck at having a moral compass'

by magnora7 to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

Students in Brooklyn protest their school's use of a Zuckerberg-backed online curriculum that Facebook engineers helped build

by salvia_d to /s/conspiracy from businessinsider.com

Facebook reportedly had its Republican-linked PR firm try to blame George Soros for the anti-Facebook movement [Double-Intrigue?]

by Mnemonic to /s/Internet from businessinsider.com

Alaska universal basic income doesn't increase unemployment

by Orangutan to /s/BasicIncome from businessinsider.com

A man used Trump's 'grab them by the p---y' tape to justify groping a woman on a Southwest flight, prosecutors say

by allie to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Friendly reminder, in 2003, both Democrats and Republicans passed a bill allowing US Govt to spread propaganda to its own citizens, funded by it's own citizens

by useless_aether to /s/propaganda from businessinsider.com

Powerful Facebook investors just co-filed a proposal to take down Mark Zuckerberg as chairman

by Mnemonic to /s/Internet from businessinsider.com

It now costs $50 to produce one megawatt-hour of solar energy. Coal, on the other hand, costs $102 per megawatt-hour to produce.

by Orangutan to /s/Futurology from businessinsider.com

It looks like China just laid out how it wants Google to help it persecute its Muslim minority

by Mnemonic to /s/Internet from businessinsider.com

Marijuana makes you want more sex, not less — and it might even make you enjoy it more

by SundogsPlace to /s/SundogsPlace from businessinsider.com

Trump's business career is more connected to Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy than we ever knew

by allie to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

For the first time, researchers will release genetically engineered mosquitoes in Africa

by Vigte to /s/news from businessinsider.com

San Bernardino apartment complex shooting puts 10 in 'critical' condition

by r721 to /s/news from businessinsider.com

China is attempting the largest artificial rain experiment in history, over an area 3 times the size of Spain

by magnora7 to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

It's not just Facebook: Customer confidence in social media companies has deteriorated overall

by Mnemonic to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

Asia Argento has denied allegations that she sexually assaulted a 17-year-old actor.

by Mnemonic to /s/news from businessinsider.com

In 1950-‘60s the Army admitted to using motorized blowers atop a low-income housing high-rise to send potentially dangerous compound in predominantly black areas of St. Louis. The gov’t said tests were part of bio-weapons program and STL was chosen because of its resemblance to Russian cities.

by magnora7 to /s/history from businessinsider.com

Success in America has nothing to do with hard work — and we're in the middle of a 'war on normal people'

by Orangutan to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

The average American worker takes less vacation time than a medieval peasant

by magnora7 to /s/news from businessinsider.com

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