China accuses US of ‘economic bullying’
US chip restrictions against China destroy supply chains and constitute “economic bullying,” the Chinese Foreign Ministry has said Read Full Article at RT.com
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Key student-loan relief is on the line as Congress once again works to avoid a government shutdown
The House GOP’s current education spending proposal includes cuts to resources to help student-loan borrowers, like lower monthly payment plans.
Elon Musk says ‘3 years of random testing’ found no traces of drug use as he fires back at bombshell WSJ report
Elon Musk said "not even trace quantities" of drugs were found in his system during three years of random testing mandated by NASA after he famously smoked a weed on the Joe Rogan podcast.
Millennials turned cities into pricey playgrounds for the young. Now they’re priced out.
Goodbye, SoulCycle and bottomless-mimosa brunches. Hello, two-car garages and picket fences.
Managers at Checkers restaurants in Alabama clocked staff out mid-shift and altered their timecards so they could pay them less, a federal agency claims
The restaurants also deducted break time from workers’ schedules regardless of whether they actually took a break, the DOL said.
South Korea bans the eating of dog meat
South Korea has voted to ban dog meat and end controversy around the ancient custom, with campaigners calling it “history in the making”.
German farmers block roads nationwide (VIDEOS)
Farmers in Germany are rallying for a week of protests against agricultural subsidy cuts Read Full Article at RT.com
Mass murderer sues Norway in bid to end prison isolation
The far-right fanatic who killed 77 people in Norway in 2011 is suing the country in a bid to end his years in isolation.
News24 | Australia bans Nazi salute and public display of terror group symbols
Laws banning the Nazi salute and the display or sale of symbols associated with terror groups came into effect in Australia on Monday as the government responds to a rise in antisemitic incidents.
News24 | America’s first lunar lander in five decades blasts off on private mission
The first American spacecraft to attempt to land on the Moon in more than half a century blasted off early Monday — but this time, private industry is leading the charge.