News Digest - business and technology

Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy the digest news regarding business development as well as tech development!
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Man discovered living in bunker for years with large weapon stockpile

A Wisconsin man has been discovered living in an underground bunker beside the Milwaukee River, and it's possible that he's been living there for years, say authorities.
Read more: https://www.newsweek.com/man-discovered-living-bunker-years-large-weapon-stockpile-1473634?source=Snapzu

Look out for Junk Sources in Google News

"I don’t know how these sites got indexed in Google News because they don’t appear to meet the quality standards for the platform. But there they are."
Read more: https://researchbuzz.me/2019/11/24/look-out-for-junk-sources-in-google-news/?source=Snapzu

Woman, 82, Confronts Young Burglar, Breakes a Table on his Head and Start Shampooing Him

In Rochester, N.Y., an 82-year-old female bodybuilder,Willie Murphy, was attacked after she says a young man broke into her home – until she turned the tables on the intruder. It was dark in her home so she decided to hide and attack him as soon as possible.
Read more: http://alugy.com/news/woman-82-confronts-young-burglar-brakes-a-table-on-his-head-and-start-shampooing-him/?source=Snapzu

The US Military Needs Right-to-Repair Legislation to Fix Its Own Broken Equipment - ExtremeTech

You would think the US military would have the ability to fix its equipment any time it wants, it any manner it wants. According to a US military procurement officer, you'd be wrong. Right-to-repair apparently resonates with the military, too.
Read more: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/302389-the-us-military-needs-right-to-repair-legislation-to-fix-its-own-broken-equipment?source=Snapzu

Breakthrough in Bolivia as bill for new elections sails through Congress

Both chambers of Bolivia’s Congress unanimously passed legislation on Saturday to annul the contested Oct. 20 elections and pave the way for a new vote without former President Evo Morales, a major breakthrough in the country’s political crisis.
Read more: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-bolivia-politics/breakthrough-in-bolivia-as-bill-for-new-elections-sails-through-congress-idUSKBN1XX0J1?source=Snapzu

This California town has the slowest Internet in the U.S.

Drivers cruise by on Interstate 80 — a busy artery that cuts across Northern California — never knowing they passed through the town of Newcastle. The unincorporated rural community tucked into the foothills a half-hour drive from Sacramento is home to more than 1,200 people and several fruit orchards. Hailed as an important stop on a newly built transcontinental railroad in 1864, the town's reputation was built around its produce production.
Read more: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/california/2019/11/22/newcastle-california-has-slowest-wifi/4205783002/?source=Snapzu