Biden vows to shut border if lawmakers pass budget deal
US President Joe Biden said he would shut down the country’s southern border if Republican lawmakers pass a budget deal Read Full Article at RT.com
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Remote employees are more likely to be laid off than in-office peers — but they quit more, too
Employees who work from home full-time are 35% more likely to quit than peers with in-office or hybrid roles, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Ronald Reagan’s speechwriter says Nikki Haley can get the jump on Trump
Nikki Haley isn’t highly favored to win the Republican nomination against Donald Trump. A former speechwriter to Ronald Reagan says it’s worth a shot.
Chinese equities see largest weekly inflow in years – Reuters
Investors added nearly $12 billion to Chinese equity funds in the week to Wednesday, Reuters reports citing research data Read Full Article at RT.com
Sky News apologizes over IDF ‘Nazi’ comparison
Sky News apologized after an on-air presenter accused an Israeli lawmakers of proposing policies similar to those of the Nazis Read Full Article at RT.com
X is aiming to be the next hub for sports betting, report says
Just over two weeks before Super Bowl LVIII, X inked a deal to display BetMGM sports betting statistics on the social media site, Fortune reported.
News24 | SA vs Israel: Nations call for compliance with ICJ order, focus shifts to Security Council
A number of countries stressed the need for Israel to abide by the World Court’s orders. That will be up to the UN Security Council, where the United States holds a veto.
US to redeploy nuclear weapons in UK – Telegraph
The US intends to station nuclear weapons on the British soil for the first time since 2008 Read Full Article at RT.com
Vince McMahon resigns from WWE parent company board following sex abuse lawsuit
Vince McMahon resigned as one of the board of directors of TKO Group Holdings, the parent company of WWE.
EU commission chief hopes for ‘consensus’ with protesting farmers
The European Commission president has called for dialogue as farmers’ protests sweep several countries Read Full Article at RT.com