“The government’s failure to get on top of the health crisis, delay going into lockdown and chaotic mismanagement of the exit from lockdown are making the economic impact of this crisis worse.”
Swedish prosecutors say they’ve identified man who assassinated prime minister in 1986: Suspected Killer is Dead
“Because the person is dead, I cannot bring charges against him and have decided to close the investigation,” Petersson said in the conference. “How he acted was how we believe the murderer would have acted.”
Swedish prosecutors say they’ve identified man who assassinated prime minister in 1986
Engström, who died in 2000, was commonly known as “the Skandia man” after the insurance company where he worked, due to Swedish media’s practice of not identifying criminal suspects by name.
What George P. Bush’s endorsement of Donald Trump tells us about Republican politics
The hard feelings go way back — as Trump has long used the Bushes image as the ultimate insiders to burnish his own outsider credentials. “We need another Bush in office about as much as we need Obama to have a 3rd term,” Trump tweeted back in 2013. “No more Bushes!”
Here are the female contenders for Joe Biden’s VP slot
In her capacity as a member of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, she wrote to Chairman Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) in mid-May, asking him to shift his focus away from an investigation into Biden’s son Hunter Biden and corruption allegations regarding Ukrainian gas company Burisma Holdings.
If you’re tempted to publicly criticize your restaurant takeout order, here’s a thought: Don’t.
Possibly unaware of uncertain food supplies, some customers want to know why the menu isn’t larger. One groused that his takeout was “messy” and “overpriced” and demanded not just a refund but a gift certificate.
Two-husband strategy may be a remedy for China’s one-child policy, professor posits
“If two men are willing to marry the same wife and the woman is willing, too, what reason does society have to stop them sharing a wife?” Ng asked, citing polygamy as a common custom in ancient times and a continuing practice in some strains of Islam.
Ousted State Department Watchdog Says Official Pressed Him Not to Probe Saudi Arms Sales
Much of the questioning focused on an inquiry by Mr. Linick’s office into a May 2019 emergency declaration that facilitated arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, two key allies in Washington’s then-intensifying confrontation with Iran.
Fed Debates How to Set Policy for the Post-Pandemic Economy
The central bank will buy up to $20 billion in Treasurys this week, down from $50 billion six weeks ago, and $375 billion during the week of March 23. It will buy up to $22.5 billion in mortgage bonds.
Coronavirus Vaccine Candidates’ Pivotal U.S. Testing to Start This Summer
Each vaccine study is expected to include roughly 30,000 people, some receiving the experimental shots and others placebo shots, though the final number of participants could vary, Dr. Mascola said.