Ukrainian singer Jamala wins Eurovision competitio
Jamala of Ukraine on Sunday won the immensely popular Eurovision Song Contest with a somber, controversial tune that evokes Moscow’s deportation of members of… Read More ›
Jamala of Ukraine on Sunday won the immensely popular Eurovision Song Contest with a somber, controversial tune that evokes Moscow’s deportation of members of… Read More ›
Six weeks ahead of June 23 ‘Brexit’ vote, polls show Britons evenly divided over remaining in EU LONDON – Former London mayor Boris Johnson… Read More ›
Despite some newspapers initially blaming Israel for Badreddine’s death, the Lebanese terrorist organization has declared the assassination to be the work of ‘criminal gangs;’ Hezbollah… Read More ›
Netanyahu chastises Paris on last month’s UNESCO vote; Hollande: we regret the misunderstanding. French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault is set to arrived in Israel… Read More ›
The assassination of Mustafa Badreddine is a blow to Hezbollah’s already low morale and is an example of the group’s vulnerability. The circumstances of… Read More ›
Secret Service to investigate Tony Senecal following revelation of slur-filled Facebook posts WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump’s former butler has drawn the attention of… Read More ›
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will not rule out the Fed using negative interest rates. In response to a question submitted by US Rep.… Read More ›
Earlier this week at TechCrunch Disrupt, the cofounder of no-fee stock-trading app Robinhood had to defend his company’s basic premise, and his answer showed… Read More ›
One email sent by Android cofounder Andy Rubin in 2006 may end up costing Google billions in its ongoing legal war with Oracle. At… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – A New York prosecutor won’t pursue a disorderly conduct case against a postal carrier whose caught-on-camera arrest sparked outrage. Brooklyn District Attorney… Read More ›
New York – Small business owners say it’s time the presidential candidates provide concrete details on how they’ll tackle key issues including taxes, health… Read More ›
Los Angeles – With the primary season’s biggest prize in play, Hillary Clinton has fashioned a strategy to reprise her 2008 victory in California… Read More ›
Damascus, Syria – The brutality of Syria’s civil war is staggering: More than 300,000 people killed, and millions either internally displaced or have fled the… Read More ›
Maria Sharapova may be provisionally banned from tennis but it is business as usual for her Sugarpova brand. Sharapova’s candy business, which she founded in… Read More ›
Beijing – China is quite possibly Donald Trump’s favorite campaign-trail target. Earlier this month, the presumptive Republican nominee went as far as describing China’s trade… Read More ›
Police clear out facility and nearby businesses before ruling out presence of explosive device A Jewish community center in suburban Phoenix was temporarily evacuated… Read More ›
Ken Griffin, the billionaire founder of high-frequency trading firm Citadel, says that he and everyone else on Wall Street are “more and more in… Read More ›
China has proved itself to have a voracious appetite for foreign companies. And it looks like the buyers aren’t done. Henry McVey, head of… Read More ›
Theranos just made some major changes to its company. On Wednesday, the blood-testing startup said that Sunny Balwani, the company’s president and chief operating… Read More ›
Washington – Donald Trump told The Associated Press this week “there’s nothing to learn” from all those income tax returns he won’t release until… Read More ›