Russia’s top diplomat Sergei Lavrov held talks in Khartoum Thursday with Sudanese officials, pledging support for their call to lift long-standing UN sanctions on the African nation.
Lyft shares tank 30% after company issues weak guidance
Lyft shares fell more than 20% during after hours trading after issuing weak guidance in its earnings report on Thursday.
Ukrainian driver acquitted in crash ordered to be deported
An immigration judge has ordered a commercial truck driver from Ukraine to be deported, six months after he was acquitted of causing the deaths of seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire.
Push to find survivors of ‘disaster of the century’ as death toll tops 20,000
Even with an army of people taking part in the rescue effort, crews had to pick and choose where to help.
How major US stock indexes fared Thursday 2/9/2023
Stocks closed lower following another mixed batch of profit reports from companies, as rising yields in the bond market raise the pressure on Wall Street.
DNR wants in on WA’s emerging carbon-credit market
Under proposed legislation, DNR could for the first time make money from land conservation.
Syrian refugee who lost 25 relatives in Turkey earthquake says ‘fate caught up with us’
Amhad Idris has spoken out about his heartbreak, after visiting a morgue in Saraqib, where his family is buried
UW football’s assistant coach salary pool hits new heights as Huskies aim for transcendent season
UW’s assistant coach salary pool grew by a whopping $1.7 million this offseason, from $5.745 million in 2022 to roughly $7.483 million this year.
Family of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins file new lawsuit against Alec Baldwin
Relatives are suing the Hollywood actor over a fatal shooting on the Rust film set.