Month: June 2021

(CNN) — The EU digital Covid-19 certificate for travel can be opened to non-EU international travelers, including those from the United States, subject to individual member states’ acceptance of proof … Read More

Ally Financial is ending overdraft fees entirely on all of its bank products, the company said Wednesday, becoming the first large bank to end overdraft fees across its entire business … Read More

Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack ‘looked like a pub fight’ witnesses say as detectives release images of gloves, mask and 8in knife Usman Khan used in his deadly rampage Ian Waring … Read More

Police hunt looters who secretly stripped fuel tanks, pipes and wires from US Flying Fortress that crashed off Kent coast in 1943 – sparking alarm from WWII historians Remains of … Read More

UK’s daily Covid cases keep rising: Infections jump by a third in a week to 4,330 and 12 more deaths are recorded – a day after UK hit zero deaths … Read More

Queen’s aides banned ‘coloured immigrants or foreigners’ from serving in office roles in royal household until late 1960s, documents from National Archives reveal Buckingham Palace banned ‘coloured immigrants or foreigners’ … Read More

Free beer is the latest White House-backed incentive to persuade Americans to get vaccinated for COVID-19 By ZEKE MILLER Associated Press June 2, 2021, 4:13 PM • 4 min read … Read More

In January, Kelly was accused of entering the Capitol and obstructing Congress, after a confidential source told the FBI he was posting on Facebook about the riot. Prosecutors got his … Read More

Stocks edged higher Wednesday as gains in technology companies offset losses in industrial companies and other sectors By DAMIAN J. TROISE AP Business Writer June 2, 2021, 3:57 PM • … Read More

LaTosha Brown opened with a song. Speaking about voting rights one recent spring day in Selma, Alabama, the Black activist delivered the civil rights anthem “Keep Your Eyes on the … Read More