HarperCollins Publishers will cut its workforce by 5% in the U.S. and Canada by the end of June, citing increased costs and lower sales.
Judge dismisses R. Kelly sex abuse charges at prosecutor’s wish
A judge dismissed sex-abuse charges against R&B singer R. Kelly on Tuesday based on the recommendation of a Chicago prosecutor.
Belgium To Shut Down Controversial Nuclear Reactor
Belgium is set to shut down an ageing nuclear reactor on Tuesday that has long caused controversy in neighbouring Germany, despite delaying its overall exit from atomic energy.
Musk Seeks To End Lawsuit Over ‘Inadvertent’ Late Disclosure Of Twitter Stake
Elon Musk asked a U.S. judge to throw out a lawsuit claiming that his delayed disclosure of a large stake in Twitter Inc defrauded shareholders who sold Twitter stock at artificially low prices because they were kept in the dark.
Ted Cruz won’t apologise for Paul Pelosi hammer attack conspiracies
The Texas Republican is one of many conservative figures who tweeted wild speculation
New gun regulations on stabilizing braces targeted in court
A conservative law firm has challenged new federal regulations on guns with stabilizing braces, suing to block a gun-control action touted by President Joe Biden after the accessories were used in two mass shootings.
Hungary Most Corrupt EU Member In 2022: Report
Hungary slid to bottom place among EU nations in a corruption index, with graft watchdog Transparency International on Tuesday alleging misuse by “political elites” of state and bloc funds.
Bolsonaro, living in U.S. amid investigations, applies to stay longer
Jair Bolsonaro is under investigation for his dealings as Brazilian president and whether he instigated a Jan. 6-style riot back home
IIHF: Safety key to deciding on Russia’s return to worlds
The International Ice Hockey Federation said Tuesday it will prioritize safety concerns when deciding whether to allow Russian teams to take part in its competitions.