The demonstrations are part of a rising tide of anger among agricultural producers across the European Union. In Poland, farmers slow-drove their tractors through major cities
The women’s semifinal lineup was completed when Zheng won 10 of the last 11 games to fend off Anna Kalinskaya and Yastremska beat Linda Noskova
A measure of consumer sentiment has jumped in the past two months by the most since 1991. The public’s optimism could point to newfound enthusiasm for Biden’s candidacy
The Houthi attacks have snarled shipping in a key route for Asia and the Middle East to ship cargo and energy to Europe
Ukrainian officials did not immediately confirm or deny Russia’s claims about the crash in Russia’s Belgorod border region, although they said they were looking into them
North said he was pushed out as president of the NRA after seeking an independent review of some unusual expenses, including an ‘astronomical’ sum spent on lawyers by the longtime chief executive, Wayne LaPierre
Johnson signs an agreement to join the board of TKO Group, the sports and entertainment company that houses WWE and UFC
Trump’s attorney alleges that Willis’ office paid a special prosecutor large sums and that she benefited to go on vacations with him
Two DEA agents run names in a confidential database that tracks federal investigations of interest to his new employers, including the timing of the exact date when the grand jury was to indict businessman Alex Saab
The layoffs follow other job cuts at major tech companies, including at social media platforms like Discord and Twitch, which is owned by Amazon
Lorraine León Ramírez, mother of two sons who have Afros, said her youngest was banned from attending two different schools until he cut his hair
Unionizing a workplace in the U.S. can be a long and arduous process if the employer doesn’t support the union, like Starbucks
Thompson spent his first nine seasons as a pro with the Cavs before bouncing around. He’s also played with Boston, Sacramento, Indiana, Chicago and the Los Angeles Lakers
The unprecedented tone of attacks on one of Washington’s closest allies when Trump was president left a bitter taste, and most Canadians were relieved that he was defeated in 2020
The company disclosed that it expects to lose money in the first three months of this year because of the grounding of its Boeing 737 Max 9 jets
A scanner, known as a ‘stow machine gun,’ allows the company to monitor employees to the ‘nearest second’, putting them under close surveillance and continuous pressure
The process for the six Western Balkan nations that have been seeking EU entry was stalled for years but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has rekindled the prospects
Hungary’s Orbán, the only NATO ally not to have ratified Sweden’s accession, takes step toward breaking deadlock
The Spanish capital signed on with F1 until 2035. Barcelona’s current contract ends in 2026, but the race in Catalonia could remain on the calendar
While waiting for Congress to pass a budget and potentially approve more money for Ukraine’s fight, the U.S. will be looking to allies to keep bridging the gap
Lawyers for the U.S. bankruptcy trustee had argued that FTX’s allegations of unprecedented fraud leading to its collapse should be reviewed by a disinterested person
Cartels have bragged about the U.S. weaponry. Mexico’s army is finding belt-fed machine guns, rocket launchers and grenades that are not sold for civilian use in the United States
Gay’s academic career first came under the scrutiny following her congressional testimony about antisemitism on campus. The allegations of plagiarism continued through December and Gay resigned this month
The billionaire has faced accusations from the Anti-Defamation League, a prominent Jewish civil rights organization, and others of tolerating antisemitic messages on the platform
A campaign by animal rights activists won the four-year-old giraffe a transfer to an animal park in Puebla state, where he will join a group of resident giraffes and enjoy a more suitable climate
Coaches and clubs in Europe’s top leagues have been known to put pressure on African players not to play for their national teams or to skip the tournament, and it can be a balancing act
The concertina wire along roughly 30 miles of the Rio Grande is part of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s broader fight with the administration over immigration enforcement
