Russia has placed thousands of Ukrainian children in camps where they’re subjected to Russian propaganda and forcible adoption by Russian families, with some even undergoing military training, a US government-backed report from Yale University found.
The Milwaukee Brewers are slated to get a nearly $300 million handout to refurbish the team’s retractable-roof ballpark in a new legislative proposal that seeks to tap into Wisconsin’s record-setting budget surplus.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams must pay a $300 fine for harboring rats at his Brooklyn property, an awkward outcome for an elected official who has elevated his battle against vermin from a personal crusade to a political rallying cry.
Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson signaled the Nordic nation was preparing for the possibility of joining NATO after neighboring Finland, following comments from the defense alliance’s chief that a joint entry “isn’t the main question.”
The new chairman of the House subcommittee that bankrolls defense and intelligence spending is the latest lawmaker to accuse the Pentagon of classifying too much information.
Sam Bankman-Fried was blocked from using virtual private networks while out on bail, as a judge expressed concern that VPNs present similar risks to the FTX co-founder’s use of encrypted messaging apps.
Wall Street’s reaction to Tuesday’s consumer-price index shows investors are realizing inflation is likely to remain higher than the Federal Reserve’s goal for longer. Two heavyweight market voices say the 2% target is part of the problem.
The regulatory crackdown on cryptocurrencies is proving a boon for a token that’s located outside the US and being scrutinized over the transparency of its reserves.
As the city gets ready to celebrate WorldPride, here are the top spots to imbibe before, during and after the festivities.
House Republicans accused the Federal Trade Commission of engaging in a “power grab” by proposing to ban non-compete agreements nationwide and demanded the agency turn over documents.
