President Donald Trump has threatened to cut financial aid to Honduras over a large group of migrants heading towards the US border.
The University of Puget Sound got an offer it wasn’t sure how to accept. A recent graduate had hit the jackpot and wanted to make a donation to the school. In Bitcoin.
Poland’s government has asked the Constitutional Tribunal to rule whether European Union law supersedes national legislation, escalating a standoff with the bloc over the rule of law
Simon Coveney says more time available to agree ‘alternative solution’ to border backstop
Minnesota’s attorney general on Tuesday filed a lawsuit accusing drug manufacturers Sanofi SA, Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly and Co of deceptively raising prices for insulin.
Abortion will become legal until 22 weeks gestation, and thereafter with the approval of two doctors
Government publishes draft bill outlining areas of concern relating to hard Brexit
It marks an historic day as adult Canadians will be able to legally smoke recreational marijuana after nearly a century-long ban.
Germany´s Transport Ministry said it would order roughly 100,000 Opel vehicles to be recalled as part of an emissions probe, after prosecutors searched the carmaker´s offices earlier in the day.
A unit of Nomura Holdings Inc has agreed to pay $480 million to resolve civil claims by the U.S. government that it misled investors in marketing residential mortgage-backed securities, U.S. authorities announced Tuesday.
Canada has excluded a long list of steel and some aluminium products from its 25 percent tariff on U.S. metal, offering short-term relief to the country’s auto sector, which relies heavily on U.S.-made steel.
A U.S. judge on Tuesday approved a settlement between a federal regulator, Tesla Inc and its chief executive officer, Elon Musk, over his tweets promising to take the company private, signaling an end to a tumultuous period for investors.
Macedonia´s parliament on Monday (Oct 15) opened a debate on whether to approve a deal to change the country´s name, a crucial step towards settling a long-running dispute with Greece.
Korean Air Lines Co Ltd Chairman Cho Yang-ho was indicted on Monday (Oct 15) on charges including embezzlement and breach of trust, South Korean prosecutors said, adding to a string of woes at the country´s biggest airline group.
The former chairman of a Chinese state-controlled asset management firm will be prosecuted for corruption, authorities said Monday, the latest senior figure to be felled in the government´s anti-corruption dragnet.
Audi AG (NSU.XE) has agreed to pay an 800 million-euro ($925.8 million) fine handed down by German prosecutors, concluding another important probe into parent company Volkswagen AG´s VOW emissions scandal.
EU diplomats sceptical about claims of fresh splits on plan for avoiding hard border
Prime Minister Theresa May urged the European Union on Monday not to allow a stand-off over the so-called Irish backstop to derail Brexit talks, saying she believed a deal was still achievable in the coming weeks.
Walt Disney (DIS.N) has offered concessions in an attempt to allay EU antitrust concerns over its $71.3 billion bid for Twenty-First Century Fox Inc’s (FOXA.O) entertainment assets, the European Commission said on Monday.
Protections on products and services bought from EU-based traders could go, warns notice
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