Tesla loses place as world’s top electric vehicle seller to China’s BYD
Decline in sales comes amid outrage of Elon Musk’s political forays, end in US electric vehicle tax breaks.
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Behind Oklahoma cannabis farms, New Yorkers with ties to Beijing
New Yorkers with ties to Beijing have tried to carve out lucrative sidelines on marijuana farms in America’s heartland, where immigrant workers have often been treated like indentured servants.
Lake Wenatchee YMCA camp saved from closure thanks to a donor’s purchase
Once on the brink of closure, Lake Wenatchee YMCA Camp in Chelan County finds a second life thanks to a wealthy benefactor who has purchased the camp.
‘It could have been me’: The Australian teen who escaped the Swiss blaze
Yaron Lavy missed the deadly nightclub inferno by sheer chance as Swiss authorities praise the actions of volunteers who helped people escape.
Angelina Jolie visits Rafah Crossing as Gaza aid groups face Israeli suspension – CNN
Angelina Jolie visits Rafah Crossing as Gaza aid groups face Israeli suspension CNNAngelina Jolie visits Egyptian side of Rafah crossing to meet with Palestinian refugees and aid workers CBS NewsAngelina Jolie Visits Rafah Border …
‘The State of South Arabia’: Yemen separatists announce plan for independence
Yemen’s southern separatist movement has announced a constitution and aims to hold a referendum on independence from the north.
Ex-ICE officer pleads guilty to sexually abusing immigrant in custody
Louisiana detention officer admits to sexual relationship with detainee as reports of abuse and neglect surge inside facilities across US
15-year-old boy charged after Uber driver found dead on New Year’s Day
Christian Simmons was charged as an adult in the ‘senseless murder’ of Cesar Tejada, a 58-year-old husband and father of two, police say
11 People Killed, 7 Injured As Bus And Truck Collide In Brazil
A head-on collision between a bus and a truck left at least 11 people dead on Friday in southern Brazil, the country’s Federal Highway Police said in a statement.
After Watergate, the presidency was tamed. Trump is unleashing it | News analysis
In the 1970s, Congress passed a raft of laws to hold the White House accountable. President Trump has decided they don’t apply to him.