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Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi and Julia La Roche speak with Lockheed Martin Space EVP Richard Ambrose live at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi and Julia La Roche speak with Lockheed Martin Space EVP Richard Ambrose live at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Five key takeaways you need to know from our investigation about noxious fumes from cured-in-place pipe lining projects now happening coast to coast.
Nine months ago, President Joe Biden signed a sweeping bipartisan gun law, the most significant legislative response to gun violence in decades. “Lives will be saved,” he said at the White House. A day after that school shooting, Biden’s tone was markedly less optimistic than it was the signing ceremony.
Dozens of tornadoes were reported as fierce tornadoes and storms ravaged multiple states Friday night, leaving at least 10 people dead.
A ferocious storm system tore through the South and Midwest Friday, whipping up deadly tornadoes in Arkansas and Indiana and collapsing a theater roof during a heavy metal concert in Illinois.
Pope Francis was hospitalized Wednesday for a respiratory infection. His recovery is "normal" and he was discharged from the hospital Saturday.
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Experts say the ease with which the two men obtained the 77 pounds of questionable gold underscores the challenges of cracking down on a trade that fuels environmental destruction and enriches international criminal groups.
An Italian neo-fascist alleged to have spied for MI6 was given safe haven in Britain after a request for his extradition to Italy to face terror charges was refused.
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Israeli police on Saturday shot dead an Arab man who the force said grabbed a gun from an officer and fired it in a scuffle at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound.In a statement, police said Asibi was stopped near the Chain Gate, an access point to the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in the Old City of Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem.
Judge writes that the state has failed to make a compelling argument as to why Tennessee needed the new law
New mansion tax law will 'chase people out of LA': Million Dollar Listing's Josh Altman
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders said "Significant damage has occurred in Central Arkansas." Tornado and severe weather updates.
States are doling out more cash than ever to lure multibillion-dollar microchip, electric vehicle and battery factories, inspiring ever-more competition as they dig deeper into their pockets to attract big employers and capitalize on a wave of huge new projects. Georgia, Kansas, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas have made billion-dollar pledges for a microchip or EV plant, with more state-subsidized plant announcements by profitable automakers and semiconductor giants surely to come. “We’re in the second war of the states,” said John Boyd, a principal at the Florida-based Boyd Company, which advises on site selections.
“I haven’t seen your legs in about 15 years, yet you’ll get them out for The Telegraph?!” teases my husband when I mention this article.
The iconic Isettƒa – the definitive Bubble Car – began life in Italy during 1953 when ISO of Bresso, just north of Milan, launched a revolutionary two-seat vehicle. ISO was already known for producing scooters and fridges, as well as small-capacity motorcycles. Almost inevitably, critics decried it as a cross between the company’s scooters and refrigerators, with the addition of a bubble canopy.
Architecturally, it seems to be the fate of the City of London to suffer. After the Great Fire of 1666, at least it had visionaries such as Wren to rebuild it: though I have often looked at St Paul’s and tried to imagine its great Gothic predecessor on that site. After the Blitz, the capital was less lucky: while most of the churches were properly restored, the Georgian and Victorian splendour of the Square Mile was lost.
The nurse is asking me to clench my fist so that she can see my veins. Obediently – and with my eyes firmly shut – I do as I am told. As I wait for the sensation of the needle to break the skin, she politely asks when I last had an intravenous drip. “I think it was 1988,” I wince, “when a nasty bout of appendicitis landed me in hospital for two weeks.”
Has the Government any idea of the scale of the challenge it has set itself in meeting its net zero targets? Not by the look of the thousand pages of chin-stroking rumination rushed out last week under the banner of "Powering up Britain".
It was broad daylight when the Chinese coastguard brazenly boarded the long wood-panelled Filipino fishing boat and made their demand.