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Death Toll in Miami Apartment Collapse Continues to Rising
The death toll from the collapse of an apartment building near Miami, Florida, rises steadily.
With the discovery of 14 bodies under the rubble, the total number of victims has risen to 78, authorities report. Another 62 people are…
US Defense to Tender Billions JEDI Project Again
The US Department of Defense has put an end to the $10 billion JEDI cloud computing project. Instead, the Pentagon has decided to re-tender the contract.
The lucrative contract was awarded to Microsoft by the previous government. This…
King Philip and Prime Minister De Croo Receive President Biden at the Palace
US President Joe Biden is in Brussels this morning, in between NATO and EU summits, for an audience with King Philippe.
It is the second royal visit he makes on his first trip abroad as president after he already had tea with the…
Walmart and Home Depot in Interest on Wall Street After Numbers
The stock exchanges in New York opened with small results on Tuesday. Investors on Wall Street are processing figures from significant retailers Walmart and Macys and DIY chain Home Depot, among others.
Supermarket group Walmart…
Canada, US and UK Impose Sanctions on Junta in Myanmar
Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom have imposed sanctions on the junta members in Myanmar.
In a statement, Canada says the three countries have jointly decided to impose sanctions.
The United Kingdom is imposing…
Cheney Voted Out of Important Republican Party Office
Republican Member of the House of Representatives Liz Cheney has been voted out of office in the Republican Party.
She was the number three of her party in the lower house and was one of the group leaders there, but has now been…
US Banks Must Keep More Money in Cash for Climate Risks
American banks should be forced by the central bank umbrella Federal Reserve to keep more money in cash. This allows them to cover themselves against potential losses as a result of climate change.
The money could also be used to…
Wall Street Higher Despite Badly Disappointing Job Report
The stock exchanges in New York have started the new trading day positively during the last session of the week. Investors processed a badly disappointing job report from the US government.
It showed that 266,000 jobs were added in…
Pfizer Draws Attention to Wall Street After Vaccine Forecast
Pharmaceutical Pfizer was in the spotlight on Tuesday at the opening of the stock exchanges in New York. Investors processed, among other things, the new forecasts of the American concern.
Pfizer expects to earn as much as $ 26…
President Joe Biden: America is on the Move Again
In a speech in Congress on Wednesday (local time), US President Joe Biden said that America is "moving again." "America is ready to take off," said Biden.
"We're back at work, back to dreaming, back to exploring, leading the world…