News Around the Globe
By Garger London’s Metropolitan police have dropped their part of an investigation into bombshell sex abuse claims against Prince Andrew, according to reports. The agency is taking “no further action” …
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By Wayt A group of government entities in China declared all financial transactions involving cryptocurrencies illegal on Friday and issued a nationwide ban on cryptocurrency mining, intensifying an ongoing crackdown and sending …
Read MoreBy Kennedy Lawyers for Prince Andrew are working overtime – to avoid going to court. They may boycott Monday’s court hearing involving sex assault accusations by Virginia Giuffre, 33, because …
Read MoreBy Wayt Apple and Google will be forced to allow app developers to use alternative payment systems under a new law passed by South Korea’s parliament Tuesday, threatening the companies’ …
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By Feuer The Swedish government has to return about $1.6 million worth of bitcoin to a convicted drug dealer after the value of his illegally earned crypto soared while he …
Read MoreBy Chamberlain A former spokesman for former President Donald Trump launched a new social media platform on the Fourth of July by defiantly declaring “independence” from what he called the …
Read MoreBy Feuer The United Kingdom’s financial regulator has banned the popular cryptocurrency exchange Binance from operating in the country – as governments around the world consider how to regulate the …
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By Salo An outbreak of the Delta variant of COVID-19 in Israel has spread to some vaccinated people – with about half of the adults infected fully inoculated with the …
Read MoreBy Linge Matt Hancock, Britain’s Health Secretary who was caught smooching an aide and breaking his own social-distancing rules this week, resigned his post Saturday despite the continued support of …
Read MoreBy Wayt Tech giants like Facebook, Twitter and Google will be forced to swiftly remove abusive online posts or face stiff fines under a tough new law passed by the …
Read MoreBy Garger The US borders with Mexico and Canada will remain closed to all non-essential travel for at least another month to limit the spread of the coronavirus. The extension …
Read MoreBy Wayt The UK is expected to export more cars, Scotch whisky and candy to Australia after the two countries revealed a free trade deal. The agreement is the first …
Read MoreBy Lungariello United States Vice President Harris didn’t seem to have an answer to questions about a possible visit to the US-Mexico border – and critics are wondering why. Harris’ …
Read MoreBy Elisa The US will buy 500 million more doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to share through the global COVAX alliance for donation to 92 lower-income countries and the …
Read MoreBy Lungariello US Vice President Harris’ airplane was forced to turn around and return to Joint Base Andrews shortly after takeoff Sunday because of a “technical issue.” “I’m good, I’m …
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By Feuer Regulators in Europe and the United Kingdom on Friday announced they have launched formal competition investigations into Facebook in a two-front offensive on the social media giant’s use …
Read MoreBy Kennedy Russian President Vladimir Putin has backed controversial Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko despite international pressure over his detention of a young opposition activist. The US said Friday it was …
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By Steigrad Bitcoin investors are nursing their losses amid reports that President Biden is planning to raise capital gains taxes on the richest Americans. The volatile cryptocurrency’s price plunged nearly …
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By Fonrouge Israel ended its outdoor mask mandate Sunday, now that about 80 percent of its adult population has received both doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, reports said. “Being without …
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By Gregory The Biden administration has been sued by Texas and Missouri over its immigration policy which they claim is responsible for a surge of illegal immigrants and crime in …
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