Baldwin co-defendant gets six months probation on gun charge
Safety co-ordinator and assistant director David Halls also must pay a $500 fine and complete a gun-safety course
Month: March 2023
Canadian furniture retailer Sundays opens showroom in downtown Seattle
Being in downtown Seattle comes with its challenges. but co-founder Barbora Samieian said downtown seems better and livelier than before.
New Mexico Supreme Court blocks local abortion ordinances
The New Mexico Supreme Court has granted a request by the state’s Democratic attorney general to block local anti-abortion ordinances pending the outcome of an ongoing case.
King Charles III forges new ties with Germany in first state visit
Charles became the first monarch to address the German parliament in a carefully calibrated effort by the UK government to mend frayed relations with its continental partners after Brexit
Oscar Pistorius stays in prison after his parole is denied
Reeva Steenkamp’s parents, Barry and June, are “relieved” with the decision to keep Pistorius in prison.
Cosco container arm books record profit and backs China for ‘stable’ world order
Company logs record profit of $19.2bn but warns of risks of Western policies
Email: White House will not pay for Twitter Blue for its staff; WH, POTUS, and some top officials will likely continue to be verified with a gray checkmark (Sara Fischer/Axios)
Sara Fischer / Axios:
Email: White House will not pay for Twitter Blue for its staff; WH, POTUS, and some top officials will likely continue to be verified with a gray checkmark — The White House will not pay to have its staff’s off…
Probe of deadly U.S. Army Black Hawk crash underway in Kentucky; 9 killed
A special military investigative team is on the scene of a deadly crash involving two Black Hawk helicopters that killed nine people in southwestern Kentucky, but weather conditions have slowed the early work, Army officials said.