Climate Deniers Sow Weather-map Heatwave Misinfo
Climate deniers sow weather-map heatwave misinfo
Tesla Braces For Earnings Hit, But EV Delivery Outlook Is Key
Tesla Inc's second-quarter results on Wednesday are expected to show the strains of China's COVID-19 lockdown and protracted startups of new factories.
Brazil Photographer Salgado Blames Government Actions For Amazon Crimes
Brazilian government actions such as removing protections for indigenous territories and not doing enough to stem violent crime in the Amazon created the conditions that led to the recent murders of a journalist and indigenous expert, photographer Sebastiao Salgado said.
US Adds Vietnam, Cambodia, Macau To Trafficking Blacklist
US adds Vietnam, Cambodia, Macau to trafficking blacklist
U.S. Places Russia On Human Trafficking, Child Soldier Lists
The United States on Tuesday placed Russia on lists of countries engaged in a "policy or pattern" of human trafficking and forced labor or whose security forces or government-backed armed groups recruit or use child soldiers.
Greek Wildfire Rages Near Athens; Homes, Hospital Evacuated
A Greek wildfire fuelled by gale-force winds raged in the mountainous region of Penteli near Athens on Tuesday, prompting authorities to order the evacuation of at least four areas and a hospital.
Ecuador Says 12 Killed In Prison Riot, Still Identifying Dismembered Bodies
Ecuador's government on Tuesday said it was still trying to identify the dismembered bodies of inmates following a prison riot in the city of Santo Domingo and lowered the death toll to 12 from the 13 initially announced.
Britons Desperate To Cool Off As Mercury Hits Historic 40C
Britons desperate to cool off as mercury hits historic 40C
Meta Hit With Trademark Lawsuit By Virtual-reality Company MetaX
Facebook owner Meta Platforms Inc was hit with a trademark lawsuit in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday by MetaX LLC, a company that creates immersive virtual-reality experiences, for allegedly stealing its name for its pivot to the metaverse.
Airbus Tails Boeing In Farnborough Jet Orders Tussle
Airbus tails Boeing in Farnborough jet orders tussle
UK's Sunak Tops Tory MPs' Latest Vote As Race Narrows To Three
Britain's former finance minister Rishi Sunak again topped the latest vote by Conservative MPs to choose a new prime minister, as another candidate was eliminated to leave three contenders in the race.
China Seeks To Stop UN Rights Chief From Releasing Xinjiang Report - Document
China is asking the United Nations human rights chief to bury a highly-anticipated report on human rights violations in Xinjiang, according to a Chinese letter seen by Reuters and confirmed by diplomats from three countries who received it.
October Trial Set In Musk, Twitter Buyout Battle
October trial set in Musk, Twitter buyout battle
Biden Set To Announce Executive Measures On Climate - White House
U.S. President Joe Biden plans to announce new federal measures aimed at the climate crisis on Wednesday during a trip to Massachusetts, but will stop short of declaring a climate emergency, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday.
Biden Set To Announce Executive Measures On Climate -sources
U.S. President Joe Biden plans to announce new federal measures aimed at the climate crisis on Wednesday during a trip to Massachusetts, but will stop short of declaring a climate emergency, people familiar with his plans told Reuters.
Biden Highlights Decline In US Gasoline Prices
Biden highlights decline in US gasoline prices
U.S. House Passes Bill Protecting Marriage Equality
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill protecting gay marriage rights, after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v.
U.S. House Poised To Pass Bill Protecting Marriage Equality
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday was expected to pass legislation protecting gay marriage rights, after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v.
Fire And Destruction At Europe's Biggest Sand Dune
Fire and destruction at Europe's biggest sand dune
Google Faces $1 Billion UK Trial Over App Store Pricing
Google faces a London trial over an estimated 920-milion-pound ($1.1 billion) damages claim after a court authorised a lawsuit that alleges the Alphabet-owned tech giant overcharged 19.5 million customers for app store purchases.
America's Deadly Epidemic: Violence Against Women
Tammy Suomi's Duluth, Minnesota living room is filled with memories of her daughter Jackie Defoe and her grandson Kevin Shabaiash Jr.
Ukraine's Reopening Cinemas Offer Refuge From Reality -- And Air Raids
Ukraine's reopening cinemas offer refuge from reality -- and air raids
UK Officials Warned Government Not To Pursue Rwanda Deportation Plan, Court Told
British officials repeatedly warned the government not to pursue its plan to send migrants to Rwanda and the country was initially excluded from the shortlist of partner countries because of human rights concerns, London's High Court was told on Tuesday.
UK Officials Warned Government Not To Pursue Rwanda Deportation Plan, Court Hears
British officials repeatedly warned the government not to pursue its plan to send migrants to Rwanda and the country was initially excluded from the shortlist of partner countries because of human rights concerns, London's High Court was told.
Cuba Says No Short-term Fix For Blackouts
Cash-strapped Cuba delivered the bad news to residents Monday evening that there was no end in sight to blackouts disrupting their lives and the economy.
Brazil's Embraer Gets New Orders From Porter Airlines, Alaska; Shares Rise
Brazilian planemaker Embraer SA on Tuesday announced new aircraft orders from Porter Airlines and Alaska Air Group Inc, sending its shares higher, as it reaped an upsurge linked to the Farnborough Airshow in Britain.
Brazil's Embraer Gets New Orders From Porter Airlines, Alaska
Brazilian planemaker Embraer SA on Tuesday announced new aircraft orders from Porter Airlines and Alaska Air Group Inc as it participates in the Farnborough Airshow in the UK.
Ukraine Grain Storage Crisis Hits Home As Farmers Harvest New Crops
Ukrainian farmer Mykola Tereshchenko hopes to start harvesting his wheat fields this week, but the smallholder in northern Ukraine has nowhere to store the grain.
As Pressure Mounts, Biden Acts To Deter Wrongful Detentions Of Americans Abroad
President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Tuesday aimed at deterring and punishing wrongful detention of U.S.
As Pressure Mounts, Biden Signs Executive Order To Deter Wrongful Detention Of Americans Abroad
President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Tuesday aimed at deterring and punishing wrongful detention of U.S.