California eliminating gas vehicles in bid to fight climate change
California, on Thursday, has set itself on a progressive path towards end of the era of gas powered vehicles. The
Macron to mend ties with Algeria amid severe energy crisis
French President Emmanuel Macron is arriving in Algeria on Thursday, with hopes to mend the broken relations with the country
Kobe Bryant’s widow Vanessa awarded $16m in trial over crash photos
Kobe Bryant’s widow, Vanessa Bryant was awarded $16 million in damages, as part of $31 million jury verdict on Wednesday
New York auctions B.B. King’s guitar, Marilyn photographs
Next month, the auction house Guernsey’s in New York City will be selling a variety of artifacts from pop culture
Japan’s return to nuclear power a decade after Fukushima disaster
Japan is seeking return to nuclear power, after a decade of Fukushima nuclear plant disaster. The Asian country is considering
Biden announces student loan relief for those earning less than $125,000 a year
President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that he will be cancelling $10,000 in federal student loans for millions of borrowers
Ukraine’s Independence Day amid fears of ramped up Russian attacks
Ukraine marked a tense 31st Independence Day on Wednesday, with no parades or parties amid fears of increase in Russian attacks,
MBZ orders urgent humanitarian aid to flood victims in Sudan
Continuing to abide by the principles of the United Arab Emirates’ and founding fathers of empathy and supporting those in
US launches airstrikes in Syria targeting Iran backed militia
The US military has announced of having carried out airstrikes in areas of eastern Syria that were used by Iran-backed
The dollar and stocks are falling as the market grapples with the Fed’s message
On Tuesday, August 23, the value of the dollar went down, and yields initially went down, as a result of
