Opinion | Hail to the Fraudster in Chief
Ever since debt was invented in ancient Sumer, there have probably been people enriching themselves through bad investments. The trick is to make these investments using other people’s money. Suppose,…
An Invasive Mosquito Threatens Catastrophe in Africa
The narrow wooden benches in the student health clinic at Dire Dawa University in Ethiopia’s second-largest city began to fill up in March last year: feverish students slumped against their…
Trump loses bid to delay New York civil fraud trial
Mr Trump and three of his adult children are among witnesses who are expected to be called in the case.
Pava LaPere: Suspect arrested in killing of Baltimore tech CEO
Police say there was no forced entry into Pava LaPere’s flat before she was killed on Friday night.
Peruvian man charged with sending 150 hoax bomb threats in the US
Prosecutors say the Peruvian man was retaliating against minors who refused to send explicit pictures.
US Senate unanimously votes to reinstate dress code
It comes after the chamber’s leaders loosened rules, seen as a move to accommodate Senator John Fetterman.
Saskatchewan premier vows to veto ruling on school pronoun policy
A judge has paused a Saskatchewan policy requiring parental consent if a young student changes pronouns.
Cuban embassy releases footage of Molotov cocktail attack
The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs released footage of a person throwing two Molotov cocktails.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken sings the blues
The top US diplomat surprised guests at the Global Music Diplomacy Initiative when he took the stage.
US government shutdown: Kevin McCarthy scrambling for last-minute deal
The House Speaker is running out of time to break the impasse before government funding expires this weekend.