Germany’s conservatives are fumbling it
The piece of cod that passeth all understanding
Forget Hamilton. The spectre of another American politician looms over the European Union
Some EU funds may be spent on better child care
Vladimir Putin is using his armed forces as an instrument of coercive diplomacy
The pandemic has curbed neither demand for drugs nor opportunities for cyberfraud
It is beginning to look like it
It is beginning to look like it
But he’s been written off before
All descend from the same Stone Age migrants
The shocking footage shows teenager Adam Toledo running from officers in the small hours of March 29 and then being hit with a single shot to the chest as he stops and raises his hands. Prosecutors say he was armed, although no weapon is visible in his hands in the video when he is struck.
New York City prosecutors will seek to overturn scores of additional drug convictions that relied on the work of an indicted former NYPD detective who has been accused of framing innocent people in some cases. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr.'s office said Thursday that, in the coming weeks, it will move to vacate and dismiss about 100 cases in which ex-Detective Joseph Franco served as an key witness.
Tensions are rising over the conflict in eastern Ukraine, with growing violations of a cease-fire and a massive Russian military buildup near its border with the region.
When the pallbearers brought Phil McLean's coffin into the chapel, there were gasps before a wave of laughter rippled through the hundreds of mourners. The coffin was a giant cream donut.
Norway will take more time to assess whether to resume the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine against Covid-19 or stop it altogether, health minister Bent Hoeie said on Thursday. Norway's Institute of Public Health (FHI) recommended ending the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine, in line with a Danish decision announced on Wednesday, but the government needs more information before making a final call, the minister said.
For the first time that Maria can remember, half of her marijuana harvest is still in storage on her ranch in Mexico's Sinaloa state months after it should have been sold. Sitting in her wooden house tucked into the same mountains that produced some of the world's most notorious drug traffickers, including Joaquin El Chapo Guzman, the 44-year-old mother of four thinks she knows why: expectations Mexico will soon legalize marijuana.
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