Alleged Victims Of Mexico-based Church Leader Ask For Maximum Sentence
Several of the alleged victims of the leader of a Mexico-based church are speaking out ahead of his sentencing, asking for him to receive maximum prison time.
Pitt Says Jolie Sought 'Harm' By Selling Vineyard Stake To Russian Oligarch
Pitt says Jolie sought 'harm' by selling vineyard stake to Russian oligarch
Food Shortages Are Next Global Health Crisis - Expert
Growing food shortages may represent the same health threat to the world as the COVID-19 pandemic, a leading global health figure has warned.
Yellen Says IRS 'Under Siege', Needs $80 Billion To Beef Up Tax Work
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Tuesday urged Congress to approve $80 billion in funding for the Internal Revenue Service to help the agency reduce a huge backlog of tax returns and allow it to go after $600 billion in unpaid tax bills.
U.S. IRS 'Under Siege', Yellen Says, Needs $80 Billion To Beef Up Tax Work
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Tuesday urged Congress to approve $80 billion in funding for the Internal Revenue Service to help the agency reduce a huge backlog of tax returns and allow it to go after $600 billion in unpaid tax bills.
Biden Meets With Actor Matthew McConaughey To Discuss Guns
U.S. President Joe Biden met briefly with Oscar-winning actor and Uvalde, Texas, native Matthew McConaughey on Tuesday and discussed gun responsibility measures, according to White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
Actor Matthew McConaughey Makes Emotional Plea For Gun Laws At White House
Actor and Uvalde, Texas, native Matthew McConaughey met with President Joe Biden on Tuesday, and urged more congressional action on gun violence in an emotional speech, sharing stories of those who were killed in last month's elementary school shooting.
Comics Feature U.S. Supreme Court's Newest Women Appointees
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett is the latest to join the pantheon of TidalWave Comics' "Female Force" series, followed by the latest appointee to the bench, Ketanji Brown Jackson.
VW's CUPRA To Launch Three Electric Models By 2025
Volkswagen's Spanish brand CUPRA will launch three electric models by 2025, including what would be its first fully electric vehicle to be made in Spain, CUPRA said on Tuesday.
Exclusive - Musk's Twitter Deal Threats Put New Financing On Ice - Sources
Elon Musk's efforts to arrange new financing that will limit his cash contribution to his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter Inc have been put on hold because of the uncertainty surrounding the deal, people familiar with the matter said.
Analysis - Apple's Next Frontier Is Your Car's Dashboard
Apple Inc wants to power the dashboard of your next car, but first it must convince automakers they will not end up surrendering future profits to the iPhone company like the makers of flip-phone handsets.
Battered U.S. Retailers' Shares Draw Bottom-pickers In Option Market
Some options players are betting that this year's selloff in the shares of retailers may be overdone, at least for the near term.
Fears Mount For British Journalist Missing In Amazon
Fears mount for British journalist missing in Amazon
EU Executive Tries To Reassure Angry Parliament: No Funds For Poland Without Reforms
The EU's chief executive sought to reassure angry European lawmakers on Tuesday that Poland would receive no COVID economic recovery funds before it has acted to reinstate independent courts, after having formally unlocked the money last week.
Tesla Challenges Powers Of California Agency Behind Race Bias Lawsuit
Tesla Inc filed a complaint on Tuesday accusing a California civil rights agency that is suing the electric car maker for race discrimination of rushing to file lawsuits against businesses without conducting proper investigations.
Tesla Attacks California Agency For Filing Race Bias Lawsuit
Tesla Inc on Tuesday accused a California civil rights agency of rushing to sue businesses without conducting proper investigations, an attempt to go on the offensive as the electric car maker faces claims of widespread race bias at an assembly plant.
US Opposes Dictators? Yes! Except When It Supports Them
US opposes dictators? Yes! Except when it supports them
Thoma Bravo's Renegotiated Deal Has U.S. Investors Wondering Who's Next
Investors who speculate on whether mergers and acquisitions will be completed as agreed are betting against the shares of some companies that have inked leveraged buyouts in the wake of private equity firm Thoma Bravo renegotiating a deal.
'No Choice': The Ukrainians Forced To Flee To Russia
'No choice': The Ukrainians forced to flee to Russia
Family Of Black Man Killed By North Carolina Police To Get $3 Million
A North Carolina county has agreed to settle a lawsuit and pay $3 million to the family of Andrew Brown Jr., a Black man who was shot and killed by deputies as he drove away from his home in 2021, the local sheriff said in a statement.
Brazilian Police Interview Two Witnesses Who Saw Missing British Journalist
Brazilian police have interviewed two people among the last to have seen a British journalist and indigenous expert who went missing in a remote and lawless part of the Amazon jungle, the federal police said in a statement on Tuesday.
Brazilian Police Open Criminal Probe Amid Search For British Journalist
Brazilian police have opened a criminal probe and interviewed at least four witnesses believed to be among the last to have seen a British journalist and an indigenous expert who went missing in a remote and lawless part of the Amazon jungle on Sunday.
Qatar Picks Exxon, Total, Shell, Conoco For Mega-LNG Expansion - Sources
Qatar has picked Exxon Mobil Corp, TotalEnergies SE, Shell and ConocoPhillips as partners in the expansion of the world's largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, people with knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.
IMF Urges Countries To Support Vulnerable, Avoid Blanket Subsidies As Food, Fuel Prices Soar
The IMF said on Tuesday governments fighting soaring food and fuel prices should target aid to vulnerable citizens rather than issue across-the-board aid that risked adding to strains on public finances.
Uvalde Shooting, Abortion Ruling Heighten U.S. Extremist Threats, DHS Says
A Texas school shooting, a looming Supreme Court decision on abortion and grievances about security at the U.S.-Mexico border could mobilize American extremists to violence, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said on Tuesday.
Top Producer Albemarle Risks Shutting German Plant If EU Declares Lithium A Hazard
Top lithium producer Albemarle Corp may have to shut its Langelsheim plant in Germany if the metal used in electric vehicle batteries is declared a hazardous material by the European Union, its finance chief told Reuters.
U.S. Bars Investors From Buying Russian Debt, Stocks On Secondary Market
The U.S. Treasury Department has banned U.S. money managers from buying any Russian debt or stocks in secondary markets, on top of its existing ban on new-issue purchases, in its latest sanctions on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.
Spanish Lawmakers Vote On Whether To Draw Up Laws To Abolish Prostitution
The Spanish parliament will vote on Tuesday whether to draw up legislation to abolish prostitution, cracking down further on pimping and introducing tougher penalties for men buying sex in a controversial initiative that has split the women's rights movement.
Spain To Draw Up Laws To Abolish Prostitution
Spain voted on Tuesday in favour of a proposal to draw up legislation to abolish prostitution, cracking down further on pimping and introducing tougher penalties for men buying sex in a controversial initiative that has split the women's rights movement.
Belgian King Arrives In DR Congo For Key Visit
Belgian king arrives in DR Congo for key visit
