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He allegedly ripped the woman's phone out of her hands and threw it over the balcony so she couldn't record.

The credit card company revealed better than expected fourth-quarter earnings, with quarterly revenue increasing 30% from last year.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced Tuesday they were withdrawing Joe Biden’s workplace vaccine mandate for companies over 100 employees. The ruling will take effect on Wednesday! This comes after the US Supreme Court ruled that forcing employees to take an experimental vaccine for the coronovirus. WSBRadio reported: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration…

Saudi Arabia and Thailand agreed to fully restore diplomatic ties between the two countries and decided to exchange ambassadors in the near future, a joint statement issued by the Saudi foreign

Here’s a fun one. Did you know Paul Reuter, who would go on to found Reuters, initially used pigeons to fly stock prices and other bits of news between Aachen and Brussels? In South Dakota, Pigeon 605 — a year-old sister site to SiouxFalls.Business — is delivering personalized local news with a modern-day fleet …...

The High Court offered to reduce the costs imposed on Juhi Chawla but asked her to engage in social work

Chennai tops table with 6,241 cases; Perambalur district registers lowest count, at 108

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Michael Avenatti—the California litigator who became a liberal celebrity while representing Stormy Daniels in her 2018 lawsuit against then-President Trump—will now defend himself in Manhattan federal court as he fights charges he stole money from the porn actress.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — The Port of Savannah saw a whopping 20% increase in shipping containers moving across its docks in 2021 as U.S. seaports scrambled to keep up with a surge in cargo that crammed container yards and forced…

The mandate would have covered more than 80 million workers and prevented more than 6,500 deaths and a quarter of a million hospitalizations in the next six months, the administration said.

The newspaper argues a decision to hear an application to seal Philip’s will in private was ‘disproportionate and unjustified’

President Joe Biden on Tuesday said it's possible the U.S. would sanction Russian President Vladimir Putin personally if the leader invades Ukraine. Biden, speaking to reporters in Washington, said there would be "enormous consequences worldwide" for Putin if there is a Russian invasion. Earlier Tuesday, U.S. officials said Washington is prepared to impose sanctions and export controls on critical sectors of the Russian economy if Putin invades Ukraine, the Wall Street Journal reported. Officials... Читать дальше...

The S&P 500 stock index dipped into "correction" territory on Monday for the first time since 2020. What does that mean for investors?

HAVING a big family can mean that there is never a dull moment at home. Veronica Merritt from Syracuse is expecting her 12th child and shares the hectic household on TikTok  @ThisMadMama, insisting she couldn’t care less about trolls. The 35-year-old started having kids at age 14 and by the time she was in her early […]

The singer and his baby mama broke up weeks after she gave birth to their first child.

Raphael Cohen, The Hill

After much hemming and hawing, Congress in December finally passed a $768 billion defense authorization bill, some $25 billion over what the Biden administration had requested. For defense hawks, this is good news. With China becoming increasingly belligerent towards Taiwan, Russia poised to invade Ukraine and Iran stiff-arming nuclear negotiations, the United States faces intensifying threats on a range of fronts.

Peter Hartcher, SMH

Putin is not only assessing his options for asserting control of Ukraine. He is testing to see whether the West is a spent historical force.

Peter Beinart, Substack

In Washington today, if you oppose keeping NATO's doors open to Ukraine you're a bit of a freak. I'm aware of barely any members of Congress, in either party, who hold that view. A decade or two ago, however, it was a position espoused by pillars of the American establishment. What happened? In part, it's a story of generational change. US foreign policy is now dominated by people who came of age in a unipolar world. And that's a dangerous thing.

Jonathan Masters, Foreign Affairs

Russian leaders have watched with mounting resentment as the transatlantic alliance has nearly doubled its membership since the end of the Cold War. President Vladimir Putin has drawn a red line in Ukraine.

Fred Kaplan, Slate

How the Biden administration's high-stakes diplomacy to avoid a crisis in Ukraine is going.

Robert Kelly, 1945

The media's coverage of Ukraine has missed this; it has been alarmist and hyperbolic. As in the coverage of the Afghanistan withdrawal last summer, the media again has rehearsed

Martínez & Delgado, WPR

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's proposed energy reform bill is still awaiting legislative action since being sent to Congress last October. But it is already generating sparks in Mexico—and Washington.

Ahmad Ra'fat, Worldcrunch

In spite of his efforts and backing from his government, Soleimani's successor as head of the Revolutionary guards' Quds force, Ismail Qaani, has failed to prevent the depletion of the Axis of Resistance.