U.S. stocks fell on Thursday morning as bond yields rose and bitcoin rallied as investors scrutinized warmer-than-expected economic data and rhetoric from the Federal Reserve. In the afternoon, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) fell 0.53%. The Nasdaq Technology Index ( ^IXIC ) fell 0.57%. Bitcoin (BTC-USD) rose to a … Read more
The state's attorney general said Wednesday that an Ohio reporter who was knocked down and handcuffed while covering a news conference about the train derailment will not be prosecuted. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost dismissed charges of arrest and detention of NewsNation reporter Evan Lambert and said he had the right to attend the press … Read more
Sydney residents are happy with quality of life but concerned about cost of living, survey finds Sydney residents are happy with their quality of life and believe it has improved as the city recovers from the worst of the pandemic, but many are concerned about the cost of living, a new survey shows. The poll, … Read more
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Tucker: Biden promised to increase food shortages click to enlarge Forward TUCKER CARLSON – Why are we so paranoid about America's food supply? Continue reading… DC WHODUNIT – The Biden dossier scandal has become DC's hottest guessing game: Who sabotaged the president?… Continue reading… © Ting Shen/Bloomberg via Getty Images U.S. President Joe Biden smiles … Read more
A United States Supreme Court judge has said that law school standards are not taken into account when hiring clerks. According to US News, the level of criticism is changing. Jan 27 (Reuters) – Joining criticism of U.S. News and World Report's law school rankings, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh said in a speech … Read more
© Thomson Reuters PHOTO: Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda at a press conference in Tokyo (Reuters) – The Bank of Japan kept interest rates very low on Wednesday, including a tight cap on bond yields, defying market expectations that it will scale back a massive stimulus program as inflationary pressures mount. The surprise move … Read more
The January transfer window is two weeks away and more than half of Premier League clubs have made at least one transfer this month, with more to come. Nottingham Forest have added Brazilian midfielder Danilo to their squad, Aston Villa have agreed a deal with Chicago Fire for John Duran, and the biggest deal so … Read more
From Shakira hanging her ex to drinking too much… a weekly roundup of the world's weirdest stories. – Shakira Pike – The Past – Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, especially when it's Colombian "werewolf" Shakira. The pop diva has opened up about her new song about former Barcelona defender Gerard Pique and … Read more
An unexploded grenade was removed from a Ukrainian soldier's chest, a senior official in Kyiv said. Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Anna Maliar publishes X-rays of weapons embedded in soldiers' bodies. In a Facebook post, the minister wrote: “Military doctors conducted surgery to remove an unexploded VOG grenade from a soldier's body. "Andrei Valv, … Read more