Month: May 2021

Target has reported surging sales and profits for its fiscal first quarter thanks to shoppers who bought more apparel as they emerge from the pandemic By ANNE D’INNOCENZIO AP Retail … Read More

Bitcoin plunges in value as China starts cryptocurrency crackdown just days after Elon Musk said Tesla would not accept digital currency China announced Bitcoin will not be allowed in transactions … Read More

Philip for a boy? Pregnant Princess Beatrice could pay tribute to her late grandfather or look to husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi’s Italian roots for baby name inspiration Princess Beatrice and … Read More

COVID victims’ bodies litter the Ganges as hundreds wash up in just a few days exposing the ‘massive discrepancy’ between real death toll and official count of 283,000 – as … Read More

Holiday chaos as EU approves Covid passports, five million Brits book holidays to Europe and Ryanair offers £5 flights to amber list nations – but the government is STILL not … Read More

The pandemic appears to be receding in the U.S. and the economy is recovering, yet car shoppers heading back to car dealerships are in for a surprise: There are fewer … Read More

But vaccination rates across the United States are uneven — a worrisome trend that could obstruct efforts to end the Covid-19 pandemic. Rates range from more than 78% of adults … Read More

PARIS — It’s a grand day for the French. Cafe and restaurant terraces reopened Wednesday after a six-month coronavirus shutdown deprived residents of the essence of French life — sipping … Read More

In the latest sign that House Republican leadership wants the conference united behind McCarthy’s opposition, Minority Whip Steve Scalise’s office sent a letter to members informing them that the leadership … Read More

It’s the latest twist of a drama stretching from Washington to a sham election audit in Arizona, and in state legislatures passing bills making it tougher to vote. Republicans everywhere … Read More