Month: August 2023
Maui Wildfires Leave at Least 36 Dead
Three wildfires that started earlier this week were still burning Wednesday evening local time.
Read MoreEuropean Natural Gas Prices Drop After Surge
European natural gas prices weakened after having closed up over 28% on Wednesday, highlighting how volatile the market is to supply disruption.
Read MoreBiden Orders Ban on New Investments in China’s Sensitive High-Tech Industries – The New York Times
Biden Orders Ban on New Investments in China’s Sensitive High-Tech Industries The New York Times Why the Biden administration wants to limit U.S. investments in Chinese tech PBS NewsHour ‘Blatant economic coercion’: China slams Biden’s order limiting U.S. overseas tech investment CNBC Biden
Read MoreCuba’s economic crisis is worse than after fall of the Soviet Union, economists warn
Cuba, which for decades was one of the largest exporters of sugar in the world, now has to import sugar to meet its domestic demand. Six decades after the Cuban Revolution, the country is again undergoing a severe economic crisis,
Read MoreWhite House cocaine may have belonged to someone in ‘Biden family orbit’: report – New York Post
White House cocaine may have belonged to someone in ‘Biden family orbit’: report New York Post
Read MoreAt Least 36 Dead, Dozens Injured, and Hundreds of Buildings Destroyed as Wildfires Shock Maui
t least 36 people have died in the Lahaina fire in Hawaii, Maui County wrote in a statement posted to the county website Wednesday evening. Wildfires, whipped by strong winds from Hurricane Dora passing far to the south, took the
Read MoreHawaii wildfires burn historic town of Lahaina to the ground – BBC
Hawaii wildfires burn historic town of Lahaina to the ground BBC Video shows Hawaii wildfires spreading across Maui CNN Red Cross seeks hundreds of volunteers to assist with Maui disaster response Hawaii News Now Maui fire prompts evacuations as Hawaii issues emergency proclamation ABC
Read MoreAssassination of presidential candidate shocks Ecuador
By Alexandra Valencia QUITO (Reuters) – The assassination of Ecuadorean presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio shocked the South American country, where rising drug-related violence is a major concern for voters, leading some of his rivals to suspend campaigning. Villavicencio, a vocal
Read MoreAfter rise in climate direct action, Europe cracks down
By Riham Alkousaa and Juliette Jabkhiro BERLIN (Reuters) – Simon Lachner had plans to glue himself to a German city thoroughfare in June to call public attention to climate change. Instead, he ended up in police custody before he’d even
Read MoreRussia says it downed wave of Ukrainian drones nearing Crimea, Moscow
No reports of damage or injuries as 11 UAVs were stopped en route to targets, defense ministry says
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