Charges against a New York City police officer accused of spying on behalf of China have been formally dropped after U.S. prosecutors said they uncovered new information that warranted the dismissal.
Navy sacks destroyer’s female captain over ‘loss of confidence’
The Navy this week fired the first Jewish woman to command a warship due to a “loss of confidence in her ability to command.”
Meta Slapped With 5.5 Million Euro Fine for EU Data Breach
Social media giant Meta has been fined an additional 5.5 million euros ($5.9 million) for violating EU data protection regulations with its instant messaging platform WhatsApp, Ireland’s regulator announced Thursday.
At least 145 people feared dead after Congo boat sinking
An official in northwestern Congo says at least 145 passengers are missing and feared dead after their motorized boat capsized on a river at night.
A Dispute Over Tanks Is the Latest Fight Over Western Support For Ukraine
Ukraine awaits a decision by the U.S. and its allies on whether to provide modern, Western-made tanks for the first time
Hawaiian lawmakers propose charging travellers for visits to state parks, trails
Lawmakers opened a new session of the Hawaii State Legislature on Wednesday with proposals to provide more tax relief to working families and impose fees on travellers using popular state parks and trails.
Canada man captures rare wildlife footage: moose shedding its antlers – The Guardian
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Tokyo Olympics: Belarus athletics coach charged with harassing sprinter by Athletics Integrity Unit
A Belarus athletics coach who allegedly tried to force an athlete to fly home from the Tokyo Olympics is charged with improper conduct.
U.S. Treasury buys time for Biden and GOP on debt limit deal
The countdown toward a possible U.S. government default began Thursday with Treasury implementing accounting measures as a stopgap, while frictions between U.S. President Joe Biden and House Republicans raise alarms about whether the U.S. can sidestep …
Days of gill-netting on lower Columbia River may be numbered
The legislation followed the recent implementation of Washington’s voluntary buyback program, which spent $14 million on halting 85% of active state-issued Columbia River gill-net licenses.