No results matched your search Commodities5 hours ago (Jan 17, 2021 04:26AM ET) 2/2 © Reuters. Venezuela’s Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza attends a news conference in Caracas 2/2 CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza on Saturday criticized a U.S. court ruling authorizing a sale of the shares in the parent company of U.S.…Continue Reading
Having built itself up to be one of the nation’s best known healthy eating grocery chains, Whole Foods Market is on warning from the FDA about repeated problems with allergen labeling on its products. The warning, posted today but dated Dec. 16, references more than two dozen allergen labeling product recalls initiated by Whole Foods…Continue Reading
Trump-supporting Fox News contributor Byron York spoke rather bluntly Monday night about President Donald Trump’s dwindling legal efforts to overturn his election loss, pointing out that Trump’s legal team had a “disastrous weekend” and the legal challenges are clearly “winding down.”Earlier in the day, General Services Administrator Emily Murphy finally acknowledged President-elect Joe Biden as…Continue Reading
The revised construction was chosen after various prototypes were tested on the Friday of the Portuguese GP. Pirelli analysed the data from the teams, and the favoured option was then homologated for next season by the FIA. All drivers had two sets of the new tyres to run in FP1 and FP2 in Bahrain, mainly…Continue Reading
Tehran says European concern is unwarranted since nations involved are not fully committed to the nuclear deal.Tehran, Iran – Iran has condemned a statement by three European powers expressing concern over its scaling back of commitments under the landmark 2015 nuclear deal. In a statement on Saturday, the Iranian foreign ministry’s spokesman called a statement…Continue Reading
Date published: Thursday 19th November 2020 2:47 Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has urged the Premier League to scrap early kick-offs on a Saturday. The Blues face Newcastle at 12.30pm on Saturday and Lampard has hit out at a lack of “common sense”. READ MORE: Why Giroud should return to Arsenal from Chelsea in January He said:…Continue Reading
Senator Ben Sasse (R., NE) attends a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., June 16, 2020. (Tom Williams/Reuters) Senator Ben Sasse on Thursday slammed the Justice Department’s investigative report that concluded former Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta did not engage in misconduct in 2008 when he approved a sweetheart non-prosecution agreement for billionaire and accused sex trafficker…Continue Reading
HONG KONG—Senior Chinese officials branded the mass resignation of opposition Hong Kong lawmakers a farce, rejecting foreign criticism even as the walkout cleared Beijing’s path to further bend the city’s institutions to its will. China’s top office for Hong Kong affairs launched its broadside Thursday as an opposition bloc of 15 lawmakers quit the legislature…Continue Reading
Pete Evans has taken aim at his fellow celebrities, claiming they are too scared to speak up on coronavirus. In his latest rant, the former My Kitchen Rules judge has also accused media and medics for turning people against the sun. “If we are fearful of the sun because our mainstream media and our medical…Continue Reading
This RAMMB/NOAA satellite image shows Hurricane Zeta moving in the US Gulf Coast towards Louisiana on October 28, 2020, at 17:40 UTC Hurricane Zeta barreled through the southern United States as a Category 2 storm Wednesday, bringing dangerous winds and surging ocean waves as New Orleans residents were left without power. Zeta was “moving rapidly…Continue Reading
Vladimir Gerasimov – stock.adobe Data processing practices used by Experian broke data protection law, says Information Commissioner’s Office By Alex Scroxton, Security Editor Published: 27 Oct 2020 15:28 Credit reference agency (CRA) Experian must make significant changes to how it handles people’s personal data within its direct marketing practice – or face sanctions under a…Continue Reading
