ZUMA’s Gene Blevins featured in The Wall Street Journal, April 29, 2021

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SpaceX performs a third over all static fire on Starship SN8 Thursday, Boca Chica, TX/USA. Nov 12,2020.. Some type of ejecta coming from the thrust area along with some sort of possible burning debris that also fell from the engine area after the fire. Elon Musk confirmed that there was pneumatic loss. 

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ZUMA’s Liau Chung-Ren featured on WSJ.com April 27, 2021

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March 23, 2021, HONG KONG, CHINA: HSBC Headquarter in Central lights up during evening at the financial centre in Hong Kong. At least 100 employees at HSBC are expected to be laid off in a downsizing of the bank’s compliance department, with part of jobs moving to Guangzhou on Chinese Mainland as part of cost-cutting measure.

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Scott Mc Kiernan Presents zReportage.com Story of the Week #784: TUESDAY April 27, 2021: LOST IN LIMBO by award winning photographer Raquel Natalicchio.

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Story of the Week #784: TUESDAY April 27, 2021: LOST IN LIMBO by award winning photographer Raquel Natalicchio who specializes in social justice issues: In the weeks after Joe Biden’s inauguration, migrants in the city of Tijuana began to leave the shelters and apartments where they’d been living in favor of an outdoor encampment near the city’s center. In March, it had grown into a shantytown of more than 1,000 people, and today almost 2,000 migrants. In the small tent city people have little to eat and there’s no running water. But it has a prime location, its right across from the El Chaparral Port of Entry, the nearest legal crossing into the United States. Hoping that the doors to the USA might soon open, they set up camp at the very foot of the country’s entrance. Critics say the president’s welcoming tone is encouraging illegal immigration. But migrants themselves have a different view, that the real problem is that he hasn’t figured out what he wants to do. Welcome to: LOST IN LIMBO

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ZUMA Featured In ILTALEHTI, April 26, 2021

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COVID -19: OUTBREAK: India

  • A man adjusts a funeral pyre during a mass cremation of victims, who died due to the coronavirus Covid-19, at a crematorium in New Delhi. 

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  • A partially deserted road is seen during a weekend lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against COVID-19 in Bangalore, India

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  • A security personal checks the body temperature of a woman wearing mask shows before her vote at polling station, during 7th phase of West Bengal assembly elections in Kolkata, India on 26 April, 2021. 

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  • A worker fit medical oxygen cylinders to an Oxygen plant, amid a surge in coronavirus cases, at Sawai Mansingh Hospital, in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, on April 26, 2021.

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  • Indian paramilitary soldiers stand guard as voters stand in a queue to cast their ballots during the 7th phase of West Bengal assembly elections in Kolkata, India on 26 April, 2021.

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Scott Mc Kiernan Presents zReportage.com Story of the Week #783: TUESDAY April 20, 2021: POISONED by award winning Tampa Bay Times photographers Martha Asencio Rhine, Dick Shadd, James Borchuck and Yalonda M. James.

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zReportage.com Story of the Week #783: TUESDAY April 20, 2021: POISONED by award winning Tampa Bay Times photographers Martha Asencio Rhine, Dick Shadd, James Borchuck and Yalonda M. James: Hundreds of workers at a Tampa lead smelter have been exposed to dangerous levels of the neurotoxin. Gopher exposed workers for years to levels of lead in the air that were hundreds of times higher than the federal limit. The consequences have been profound. Tampa Bay Times reporters Corey G. Johnson, Rebecca Woolington and Eli Murray spent 18 months examining thousands of pages of regulatory reports and company documents, including data tracking the amount of lead in the air and in workers’ blood. OSHA The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is supposed to ensure that companies provide safe work environments. But the regulatory agency has repeatedly bungled the job at Gopher, allowing hazardous conditions to persist for years, a Tampa Bay Times investigation has found. Welcome to: POISONED

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