Andrew Tate, the self-styled “king of toxic masculinity,” is being investigated for two counts of rape, according to a Romanian court order obtained by The Washington Post.
Anthony Lowe: Family brings lawsuit for ‘unacceptable’ LA police killing of double amputee
The family is accusing the city of Huntington Park of failing to train officers and discrimination based off of disability status
US condemns Sudan freeing man convicted in diplomat’s death
The United States has asked the Sudanese government to re-arrest a man convicted of killing a U.S. diplomat in the country 15 years ago.
As Ukraine’s economy reels, Ukrainians find ways to soldier on
As the war with Russia grinds on, Ukraine’s economy is under pressure and dependent on foreign aid. The average Ukrainian faces an uncertain future, but is still finding ways to persevere.
US condemns Sudan freeing man convicted in diplomat’s death
The United States has asked the Sudanese government to re-arrest a man convicted of killing a U.S. diplomat in the country 15 years ago
Russia’s Putin Warns West Over Arms Deliveries To Ukraine
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday vowed a decisive response to any country threatening Russia and lashed out against Germany for promising tanks for Kyiv.
US to Send Ukraine Longer-Range Bombs in Latest Turnaround
The U.S. will provide ground-launched small diameter bombs as part of a $2.17 billion aid package it is expected to announce.
Argentina unveils new 2,000-peso banknote as inflation bites
It is not clear when the new 2,000-peso note will enter circulation, Argentina’s Central Bank says.
Starbucks reports 8% sales growth, falls short of expectations
Starbucks reported $8.71 billion in sales in the first quarter of 2023, an 8% increase from last year, but fell short of analyst expectations of $8.79 billion.