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| White House: Trump was being 'tongue-in-cheek' by suggesting Democrats committed treason Trump made his remarks Monday during a speech in Ohio meant to tout the GOP tax-cut plan and the Republican message for the midterm election campaign this year. In one of his trademark riffs, the president zeroed in on his Democratic rivals for not applauding during parts of his State of the Union ...
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| China Is Placing Underwater Sensors In The Pacific Near Guam The listening devices, placed near the U.S. territory of Guam — home to a major U.S. military base in the western Pacific — could be used to study oceans or track submarines. Analysts see the move as a clue to China's strategy toward the Pacific, its neighbors and the U.S. The sensors could help China ...
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| US regulators are struggling to rein in illegal cryptocurrency offerings Regulators are in uncharted territory trying to regulate illegal cryptocurrency public coin offerings, US officials told Congress today. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman John Clayton had harsh words for those dodging SEC regulations today at a Senate banking committee hearing: ...
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| Hotel collapses in Taiwan after major earthquake A magnitude 6.4 earthquake has hit the coast off eastern Taiwan, and the government says a hotel has collapsed. The US Geological Survey reported the quake was shallow at a depth of 10km and struck at 15:50 GMT, about 20km off the east coast. A hotel in the city of Hualien - with a population of ...
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Stocks are lower now in volatile trading; Dow swings in wild 934-point range After two huge sell-offs in a row, U.S. stocks are all over the map on Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrial average opened with a big whoosh lower, then rallied all the way back and was more than 300 points higher at one point, before settling slightly lower. As of 1:49 p.m. ET, the Dow is 24 points lower.
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| Suffragettes exhibition in London's Trafalgar Square draws crowds It was 100 years to the day since some women and all men in Britain got the vote. The office workers, curious tourists and those passing through this key site in central London where many key suffragette rallies took place, were being encouraged to "take a selfie with a Suffragette" and remember the ...
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| Christian Louboutin faces setback in fight to trademark red sole The fashion designer, whose shoes start at £500 for a classic black court and are a favourite with celebrities such as Kate Winslet, Victoria Beckham and Margot Robbie, has been in court trying to protect the signature red colour of the sole of his shoes – a look that dates back to 1992, when Louboutin ...
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| In Praise of the Small Town Library The Renovo Public Library, in North-Central Pennsylvania, isn't a handsome wood or brick building on the town square. It certainly isn't anything like the New York Public Library's main branch, on Fifth Avenue, with its marble lion guards outside and palatial rooms and hallways. Instead, it's a small, ...
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