Dirtier products are the unintentional winners in global trade where cleaner finished goods pay higher tariffs, resulting in an effective “subsidy” of polluting commodities, according to the World Trade Organization.
Investigators searching for motive in California mass shooting
Police say the gunman who fatally shot five men and five women in a ballroom dancing club in Monterey Park, Calif., during Lunar New Year celebrations died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
2 die in crash after police break up illegal street takeover
Two people died after a car crashed and landed upside down in Fort Worth. Police said the driver was fleeing the scene of a street takeover late Sunday.
Yellen says ‘all in’ on Africa during Senegal visit
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Friday touted the fruits of a new mutually beneficial economic strategy towards Africa, contrasting the damage caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and China’s practices.
Ivory Coast rises minimum wage to counter effects of pandemic, Ukraine war
Ivory Coast now has a new minimum wage. On the first of January, Ivorians wages jumped from 60,000 West African Francs per month to 75,000 — a hike from 91 to 115 euros. It’s a measure that is aimed at supporting workers who have suffered from price f…
Dallas Weather: Jan. 23 morning forecast
FOX 4 Weather meteorologist Evan Andrews talks about the chances for rain and some possible wintry mix on Tuesday.
PM: Mental health funding will ‘relieve’ A&E pressures
PM: Mental health funding will ‘relieve’ A&E pressures
Tax season begins: here’s why you may get a smaller refund this year
Americans can officially start filing their individual income tax returns for 2022 on Monday. The agency previously cautioned taxpayers to prepare for smaller refunds this year. Financial Planner Joe Bert explains why and shares other vital information…
J. Edgar Hoover Building, home to FBI headquarters in DC, named ugliest building in US: survey
A new survey named the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington, D.C. the ugliest building in the U.S. and one of the ugliest in the world.
Coffee for heroes: First Responder’s Coffee Company benefiting front liners
Brent Tucker, owner and founder of the brand new, First Responder’s Coffee Company, is committed to selling coffee with a purpose, which is to help fund training and equipment for front liners with proceeds of sales.