America is concerned about ‘any effort to extend certain benefits to entities when there are unresolved questions as to whether the Palestinians currently meet the criteria’ under the UN Charter, a spokesman for the American mission at the UN says.
A General Motors spokesman says that the retooling ‘will result in a layoff until production resumes for affected employees. Affected employees will be supported according to the provisions of the UAW-GM agreement.’
Trump, who is often quick to celebrate his victories, has been so far silent on the Indiana primary results.
“Effective today, with Health Canada’s approval, public drug use is illegal in all public spaces in B.C..”
‘Today more than ever, both employers and employees are acknowledging the link between physical activity and mental acuity,’ the report says.
Similar demands are coming from another group of migrants camped out next to a children’s playground at Seattle.
The competition poses ‘major military implications for the U.S.,’ a professor of space policy says. ‘There is the danger that we might lose the strategic high ground to China.’
The not-so-ingrained echoes of Wes Anderson and Quentin Tarantino in ‘The Last Stop in Yuma County’ evince a filmmaker who came of age when postmodernism was less of a cultural force than the received wisdom.
With its crackerjack direction, Oscar-winning screenplay, and superb acting, the film represents one of the best examples of British cinema in the period just after World War II.
Emerson President Jay Bernhardt is asking the district attorney not to pursue charges against the 118 protesters arrested last week.
The singer, who is performing at Chelsea Table & Stage through November, holds Herman especially close to her heart, not least because of her early role in a production of ‘Mame.’
The good news for the 45th president comes just a day after his Mar-a-Lago case was indefinitely delayed. Could Jack Smith, though, step into the breach?
Two-thirds of respondents found the occupation of campus buildings to be unacceptable, new survey suggests.
House Republicans’ zeal for investigating American colleges and universities shows no signs of waning, however.
‘I have short-term memory loss, and I have longer-term memory loss that affects me,’ Mr. Kennedy says.
‘Two things could be true,’ is how the White House press secretary describes the administration’s double talk.
Measure is set to go into effect June 30, with Trump defending the middle class working stiffs at whom the new tax is aimed.
President Biden’s prescription for America’s economy is Carterism on steroids. More price controls, higher taxes on the rich and businesses, and trillions in extra spending.
Outcast nations look for a deal that would ‘highlight the ineffectiveness of sanctions.’
The coming trial will be the second time the embattled senator goes to trial.
Lewis’s vulnerability disarms his biographer, whereas King for all his noble rhetoric and moral suasion had a crass side that permits a biographer to be a little more earthy than this one.
Stormy Daniels case is driven by the Biden administration in an effort to keep Trump tied up in court so he cannot campaign against the hapless Joe Biden.
The nationwide turmoil ‘looks like a conspiracy,’ says the former NYPD commissioner, Ray Kelly, calling for ‘the federal government’s investigative capacity to look at this whole situation.’
‘Let’s meet at the Libertarian convention and show the American public that at least two of the major candidates aren’t afraid to debate each other,’ Mr. Kennedy said.
Cassatt may be rightly celebrated as the genius of female domesticity, but, as an upcoming show at the Philadelphia Museum of Art underscores, her entire career was a feminist endeavor.