Month: January 2022

High inflation is taking a toll on American families By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer January 11, 2022, 3:39 PM • 4 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this … Read More

Taiwan will set up a $1 billion credit program aimed at funding projects by Lithuanian and Taiwanese companies amid economic pressure from China over an office that the island opened … Read More

Horrific moment lorry ploughs into stationary traffic on the A1 (M) killing three people as ‘oblivious’ driver, 41, who was trawling adult sites looking for casual sex at the wheel … Read More

Police make two arrests in one of UK’s most baffling missing persons cases: Two men, 45 and 38, are held for kidnap and trafficking over 2007 disappearance of Andrew Gosden, … Read More

Pony express! Nail-biting moment runaway horse gallops through narrow gap between moving train and stationary carriages in Egypt Train passengers stare in disbelief as the runaway horse runs along the … Read More

‘We just found a baby in the god***n trash’: 911 call reveals baby thrown in dumpster by teen mom was found ‘whimpering, freezing cold, with his umbilical still attached’ 911 … Read More

The previous peak was 142,246, on January 14, 2021. During the Delta-variant surge over the summer, the number peaked at about 104,000 on September 1. In Virginia, Gov. Ralph Northam … Read More

Stocks are off to another weak start Tuesday as traders try to calibrate how markets and the economy will handle the higher interest rates that are likely on the way … Read More

“We don’t need even more photo ops. We need action, and that action is in the form of the John Lewis Voting Rights (Advancement) Act as well as the Freedom … Read More

(Patrick Semansky/AP) Vice President Kamala Harris slammed Republicans for obstructing voting rights legislation, saying they have “exploited” filibuster rules to block legislation. “The Constitution of the United States gives the Congress the power … Read More