- Swedish central bank chief says more rate hikes likely due to stubborn inflation
- Marketmind: Weighing up the global banking crisis
- Credit Suisse could face disciplinary action, Swiss regulator says
- Banking stress puts U.S. and Europe on watch for credit crunch
- Banking stress brings U.S. closer to recession, Kashkari says
- Motorcycling-Marquez apologises for Oliveira crash at Portuguese GP, accepts penalty
- Standard Chartered agrees to sell business in Jordan
- Norway wealth fund to vote in favour of UniCredit remuneration plan
- NBA roundup: Nuggets belt Bucks in matchup of titans
- NHL roundup: Bruins lock down Atlantic Division title
- Battery maker Northvolt in talks for over $5 billion in financing -FT
- IMF says risks to financial stability have increased, calls for vigilance
- U.S. and Canada close popular but unofficial border crossing
- United Airlines aims to launch flying taxi service in Chicago by 2025
- Explosion at chocolate factory leaves at least two dead and several others missing and injured
Suggestion: If you’re going to issue a correction of something you first claimed was correct, it’s probably not a good idea if your “correction” is even more ridiculous than your original claim. Yet, that’s exactly what (taxpayer-funded, which still irks the hell out of me) National Public Radio (NPR)...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Nick Cannon recently addressed the anti-Semitic comments he made a few years ago on his podcast, reflecting on the words that got him temporarily dropped by ViacomCBS in 2020. The actor and entrepreneur opened up in an interview with AllHipHop about what he learned in the aftermath of the controversy....
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Published on: 2023-03-27
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on March 27 as part of announcing its displeasure over the U.S.–South Korea joint military drills in the peninsula. “North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile,” the Prime Minister’s Office of Japan posted on Twitter, with a list of...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Darrion Trammell had shot enough free throws in practice to believe at least one would fall when it mattered. San Diego State’s 5-foot-10 senior guard was fouled by Creighton’s Ryan Nembhard when he put up a floater near the free-throw line with 1.2 seconds left in a rugged NCAA...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
People who do not expect anything good from COVID-19 vaccines and have negative experiences with their bodies report worse side effects from the shots, a new study found. Ten public health researchers published the study Monday in JAMA Network Open, examining 1,678 adults who received a second dose of the...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
The Biden administration wants a 50% reduction in carbon emissions by the end of the decade, and Climate Envoy John Kerry says the administration is ready to employ executive orders and other measures to achieve it. New Yorkers who love cooking over a flame could soon find themselves out of luck. The Democrat-led...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
A pair of tigers briefly escaped from their enclosure in rural Georgia over the weekend after the zoo suffered damage from severe weather that spawned a tornado nearby. The Wild Animal Safari in Pine Mountain said Sunday that both of the big cats had been “found, tranquilized, and safely returned”...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Meanwhile in Scotland… Humza Yousaf, a Muslim who complained about too many white people in the Scottish government, was elected the new head of the Scottish National Party. “We should all take pride in the fact that today we have sent a clear message, that your color of skin,...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Empty shipping containers used for export have been piling up in Shanghai, Ningbo, Guangdong, and other major Chinese ports since December, as China’s foreign trade continues to decline. The latest data from ContainerxChange, a global container trading platform, shows that in the sixth week of 2023 (February 5–11), the CAx...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
President Joe Biden hosts the Small Business Association’s (SBA) Women’s Business Summit at the White House at 2:30 p.m. ET on March 27. ......
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Despite Canada and the United States announcing details of the new Safe Third Country Agreement on March 24 during U.S. President Joe Biden’s trip to Ottawa, the details of the agreement were initialed nearly one year ago, according to U.S. government documents. As of March 25, asylum-seekers at unofficial border crossing points...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
No matter what evil or wrong we do, kindness rekindles and fans the flames of goodness and virtue in us. Kindness highlights the true worth of our beautiful humanity. In her short story, “The Coming of the King,” Laura E. Richards shows how the kindness that the children at a...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Good grief! These idiots are going to start a nuclear war! What is happening? Whoever would have predicted this? While Communist China works to bring a peace deal to the Ukraine-Russia war, the Biden regime is ramping up threats of nuclear war against Russia. The National Archives recently declassified...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
A Rare "Michigan" Goal Scored in the NHL Is Made More Amazing as It Takes On a Historic Significance
It was a significant weekend for University of Michigan hockey, both on the collegiate level and in the pros. This time of year lends itself to import in the sport, as the NCAA started its post-season championship run for the sport. The Wolverines are vying for a chance at...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre holds a press briefing at 1:00 p.m. ET on March 27. ......
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Humza Yousaf has been elected as the new leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), succeeding Nicola Sturgeon who resigned in February. On Monday, Yousaf defeated rival candidates Finance Secretary Kate Forbes and former minister Ash Regan in a ballot of party members. Yousaf is expected to be declared Scotland’s...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
When Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion, he expanded his reach to five companies, spanning multiple industries, whose intersection with the government put the tech mogul and his growing global influence on the White House radar. Musk has made it his mission to cure what he calls the “woke...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Viktor Arvidsson had two goals and an assist and the Los Angeles Kings set a franchise record for the longest point streak with a 7–6 win against the visiting St. Louis Blues on Sunday night, March 26. The Kings improved to 10–0–2 in their past 12 games to surpass their...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—A man who sped away from a traffic stop in Florida last week shot and critically wounded a sheriff’s officer before killing himself following a standoff at his home, officials said. The shooting early Sunday morning left Officer Malik Daricaud, 25, in “tenuous condition” and “fighting for his life,”...
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Published on: 2023-03-27
Changes are coming to Canada’s lobbying rules, and a coalition of citizen groups says they will “legalize bribery by allowing for favour-trading between lobbyists and politicians.” The House ethics committee has approved a proposed revision of the Lobbyists’ Code of Conduct by and large, only making a few recommendations for...
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Published on: 2023-03-27