Новости за 03.09.2021

By Ernest Scheyder (Reuters) - A U.S. federal judge ruled on Friday that Lithium Americas Corp may conduct excavation work at its Thacker Pass lithium mine site in Nevada, denying a request from

By Jonnelle Marte and Ann Saphir (Reuters) - Attaining its goal of maximum employment has always been a tall order for the Federal Reserve but broadening the scope of that objective to one that is

By Lisa Richwine LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The much-anticipated movie remake of science-fiction epic "Dune" won praise from critics on Friday for its stunning visual spectacle, though some of the

Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin (W.Va.) is splitting with his party over excessive spending. On Thursday, Manchin published an op-ed saying he wanted to put a "strategic pause" on the $3.5 trillion spending bill.

A New York limo driver involved in a crash that killed 20, will not be facing prison time. Nauman Hussain, 31, pleaded guilty on Thursday to criminally negligent homicide and will serve five years probation.

A group of GOP senators have called on Joe Biden to release information on those he abandoned in Afghanistan. On Thursday, a group of lawmakers led by Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton sent a letter demanding thorough and unclassified answers to a range of questions revolving around his Afghanistan pullout.

Recovery efforts have been underway after Hurricane Ida, which is now being considered Tropical Storm Ida, ravaged Louisiana. During a media briefing on Tuesday, Gov. John Bel Edwards (D-La.) said 80 percent of the rescues came from Saint John the Baptist Parish and added people have been very resilient.

By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - Strong late-summer back-to-school sales could provide U.S. retailers some needed momentum after many sector shares lagged the broader market in recent

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Joe Biden falsely claimed he visited the Tree of Life synagogue after the tragic 2018 massacre. However, the executive director of the synagogue firmly said on the Thursday, the Democrat never visited.

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By Phil Stewart (Reuters) - The U.S.-trained Afghan pilots and others held at a camp in Uzbekistan already feared being sent back to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government is ending its criminal case against Zuercher Kantonalbank for helping wealthy Americans evade taxes, after the Zurich lender paid $98.5 million and complied

By David Ljunggren MONTREAL (Reuters) - Canada's Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finds himself behind in polls ahead of a snap election he called hoping his management of the COVID-19 crisis

By Yoruk Bahceli (Reuters) - Yields on euro area junk-rated bonds have fallen below the bloc's inflation rate for the first time, a further sign of the scarcity of assets offering investors any real

By Sharay Angulo MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Mexico expects the United States to comply with automotive rules in the new North American trade pact, a senior official said, taking a firm line ahead of

By Stephen Culp NEW YORK (Reuters) - Markets always look to the Labor Department's monthly employment report with great anticipation.

By Silvia Aloisi VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - Maggie Gyllenhaal picked an unconventional novel about motherhood for her debut as a director in "The Lost Daughter", which premiered at the Venice Film

(Reuters) - A slew of new films and TV series are being released around the 20th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks, taking different approaches as the United States looks back on that day

Afghanistan's former Finance Minister Omar Zakhilwal said he was not surprised the Afghan government fell as quickly as it did. During an interview with the Associated Press, the former Afghan official stressed Afghanistan's government was not a western democracy, especially while it was under the rule of Ashraf Ghani.

A helicopter crash investigator has unveiled what might have gone wrong in the crash that left five service members missing. On Wednesday, Dan Lennon elaborated on his time in the Navy when flying an MH-60S, which is the same helicopter tat crashed on Tuesday off the coast of San Diego.

Family and friends have been mourning the loss of a Connecticut state trooper who was killed in floodwaters from Hurricane Ida. Sergeant Brian Mohl died early on Thursday morning after he was swept away in heavy flooding in Woodbury, which lies just southwest of Hartford.

Los Angeles Police quietly filed charges against a convicted sex offender who claimed to identify as a woman before exposing himself to women and children at a local spa. Back in June, several women complained to a staff at the Wi Spa and said they felt uncomfortable with the nude man being in the women's area where children were also present.

By Arathy S Nair and Shariq Khan (Reuters) -Chevron is looking to sell its oil and gas assets in Eagle Ford basin in south Texas for as much as $3.8 billion, according to sources familiar with the

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has sanctioned four Iranian intelligence operatives behind a failed plot to kidnap a U.S. journalist and human rights activist, the U.S.