Veterans who were victims of homophobia in the British armed forces say Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government is taking too long to publish a damning report on the historic treatment of LGBTQ people in the military.
European natural gas futures soared as traders reassessed supply risks amid signs of global competition for the fuel and a heat wave bearing down on the region.
George Santos’s $500,000 bail package in his criminal fraud case was guaranteed by family members, not political figures, the Republican congressman’s lawyer said in a court filing.
Asset managers looking to replicate the success of JPMorgan’s biggest actively-managed exchange-traded funds will likely have to do it without the same market tailwind the ETFs enjoyed.
A federal judge in Florida who handled Donald Trump’s dispute last fall with the Justice Department over classified documents found at his home appears to have been initially assigned to the former president’s new criminal case, according to a person familiar with the matter.
French President Emmanuel Macron met with artificial intelligence experts from Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google, among others, to discuss France’s role in AI research and regulation.
As NYC, DC and Philadelphia scramble to craft air quality protections, they can look to California and Washington for examples, from “clean air shelters” to mask distribution.
Mpho Makwana, the chairman of South Africa’s beleaguered state power utility, said a change in its management structure has helped improve its plant performance, enabling blackouts to be eased, and further gains can be expected.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s UK Conservative Party faces a by-election test after a key ally of his predecessor, Boris Johnson, said she was quitting the House of Commons.
The career-networking site that helped transform the job market is positioning for big changes in hiring.
