Peter G. Killigang, Author at Drop magazine

US says secondary sanctions on Russia to go ahead, even though Putin-Witkoff meeting ‘went well’

International

Putin-Witkoff meeting ‘went well’ but US to implement secondary Russia sanctions

Peter G. Killigang

The United States government has reaffirmed its commitment to imposing secondary sanctions on Russian entities, signaling continued economic pressure despite recent diplomatic contacts between Russian President Vladimir Putin and American…

Science and Technology

Meet the new species of giant stick insect that weighs about the same as a golf ball

Peter G. Killigang

Researchers have identified a previously unknown species of stick insect that stands out for its surprising weight among its typically lightweight relatives. This remarkable creature, discovered during an expedition in…

Prince Harry among those criticized in spat over charity he cofounded

International

Prince Harry named among critics in charity he helped start

Peter G. Killigang

Recent events have unexpectedly focused attention on one of Prince Harry's charitable projects, with the royal becoming the focal point of an increasing discussion concerning his charity foundation. The Duke…

The secret system Hamas uses to pay government salaries

Social Responsibility

Discover the secret system Hamas uses to distribute government salaries

Peter G. Killigang

The financial mechanisms supporting Hamas's governance operations in Gaza have drawn increasing scrutiny from international observers. While the organization faces significant economic sanctions and banking restrictions, it has developed alternative…

Trump’s shoot-the-messenger tactic will only hurt the economy more

Investments and Business

Trump’s shoot-the-messenger tactic has negative economic consequences

Peter G. Killigang

A worrisome trend has surfaced regarding the way certain political figures react to negative economic signals. Recent instances reveal a tendency to question the integrity of specialists and organizations that…

Google commits B to train US college students in artificial intelligence over three years

Science and Technology

Google allocates $1B to upskill US college students in artificial intelligence within three years

Peter G. Killigang

The tech giant Google has revealed a significant $1 billion plan to broaden artificial intelligence training initiatives at colleges and universities throughout the U.S. This pledge over three years stands…

Claire’s, a mall staple for tweens, files for bankruptcy — again

Investments and Business

Claire’s, tween accessory chain, files for bankruptcy again

Peter G. Killigang

The well-known jewelry and accessories brand Claire's has started bankruptcy procedures, signifying the retailer's second Chapter 11 filing, which has been a staple for generations of youthful customers. This situation…

Shein’s and Temu’s prices will get hit even harder by the new de minimis rule

Investments and Business

Shein’s and Temu’s prices may rise sharply after new de minimis rule

Peter G. Killigang

Recent changes to U.S. customs regulations are poised to reshape the competitive landscape for ultra-low-cost online retailers, particularly those specializing in fast-fashion and discount merchandise. The updated de minimis rule,…

Florida officials warn about risks of drinking raw milk after 21 infections

Health

Florida health officials caution residents after raw milk causes 21 infections

Peter G. Killigang

Florida health authorities have issued a strong warning about the potential dangers of consuming unpasteurized milk following multiple reported cases of bacterial infections. Recent investigations have linked at least 21…