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Feb 28 2018
News
Google's Shopping Rivals Call for Action From EU Antitrust Watchdog
Google competitors have called for further action by European Union antitrust regulators to ensure the Alphabet-owned firm treats rivals offering shopping services equally.
U.S. News & World Report
Mar 22 2021
News
U.S., allies announce sanctions on China over Uyghur ‘genocide’
The United States and its allies in Canada, Britain and the European Union on Monday announced sanctions on several Chinese officials alleged to have links to what U.S. officials say is a genocidal campaign against Uyghur Muslims.
The international, coordinated sanctions, first reported by POLITICO, drew condemnation and some immediate retaliatory sanctions from Beijing. The moves
Politico
Jun 25 2016
News
EU leaders demand quick UK exit as economic fallout grows
European Union leaders met Saturday amid calls for Britain to begin negotiating its exit "immediately."
CNN (Online News)
Oct 20 2022
News
The GI Bill left behind Black World War II vets. Now there's a move to fix that
William Dabney never liked to talk much about his time fighting in World War II.
"He didn't keep his uniform or any of those things. In other words, he was through with the service," says Beulah Dabney, who married him in 1951.
It wasn't just the horrors of war — which he had seen up close at Omaha Beach in France on D-Day. What bothered Dabney was the treatment he and his fellow
NPR (Online News)
Nov 10 2022
News
After wins at the ballot, abortion rights groups want to 'put this to the people'
Abortion rights supporters had a successful run of ballot measures this year.
In states where voters were asked to weigh in directly on abortion rights, they supported measures that protect those rights and rejected initiatives that could threaten them.
Those victories have abortion rights advocates looking at where they can next take the fight directly to voters.
"Let's
NPR (Online News)
Dec 01 2022
Analysis
Senate Votes to Prevent Freight-Rail Strike, Defeats Sick-Leave Amendment
The Senate today passed a resolution from the House by a margin of 80-15 to adopt the tentative agreement that railroads and unions negotiated in September under the supervision of the White House. It will now go to President Biden for his signature.
In the absence of a deal, a nationwide freight-rail shutdown due to a strike or lockout would have been possible starting December 9. With
National Review (News)
Jul 20 2022
News
Putin Gas Cutoff for Europe: Severe Recession to Follow
Russian President Vladimir Putin's gas cuts could send some European countries into a recession, the International Monetary Fund warned Wednesday.
Putin on Tuesday said Russia would fulfill its commitments to supply natural gas to Europe but warned that flows through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline connecting Russia to Germany could be curbed soon if sanctions prevent maintenance on its
Newsmax (News)
Dec 09 2022
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Bernie Sanders Will Take A ‘Hard Look’ At Running For President If Biden Doesn’t, Adviser Says
Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont will consider running for president for a third time in 2024 should President Joe Biden decline to run, according to an adviser on Thursday.
“I assume that he would give it a hard look … I don’t want to make the judgment for him. Obviously, it would be his choice to make. But I assume that he would want to reevaluate it,” said Faiz Shakir, one
The Daily Caller
Jun 18 2021
News
With Putin Behind Him, Biden's Focus Shifts to China's Xi
Joe Biden’s first trip abroad as president saw him meet with scores of U.S. allies as well as a top adversary, leaving him poised to confront the country he’s called America’s most serious global competitor: China and its leader, Xi Jinping.
The world’s second-largest economy was on the agenda throughout Biden’s meetings the past week with the Group of Seven industrialized nations, NATO
Newsmax (News)
Sep 05 2022
News
Christian street preachers in free speech row as Labour-run Leeds city council introduces code of conduct over claims they're using 'hate speech' and 'homophobic' language
Religious street preachers have been slapped with a new code of conduct after claims they have been using homophobic language and 'hate speech'.
Members of the public and local businesses in Leeds raised concerns of hate speech from people who try to convert others to religion in the city centre.
It led to the Labour-run local council teaming up with West Yorkshire Police to
Daily Mail