President Joe Biden and China's President Xi Jinping clashed in a telephone call on Tuesday about US restrictions on high-technology exports.
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New York City Marathon Is Being Asked to Pay $750,000 to Cover the Lost Toll Revenue for Using Verrazzano Bridge
The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) wants the New York City marathon to pay $750,000 annually, citing the significant loss in bridge toll revenues caused by the closure of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
Ukrainians Can Now File Online Compensation Claims as Register Opens of Damage to Homes Caused by Russia's Invasion
Ukrainians can now start filing claims for damage to their homes as a result of Russia's invasion at a newly established register that opened Tuesday.
Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders Tout Inhaler Price Drops as They Join Forces to Promote Lower Health Care Costs
President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders joined forces on Wednesday to promote lower health care costs, including inhalers.
Tesla Reportedly Looking at Potential Sites for $3 Billion EV Manufacturing in India
A Tesla team will visit India this month to look for sites $3 billion EV facility, reports say. PALO ALTO, CA - NOVEMBER 05: A sign is posted at a Tesla showroom on November 5, 2013 in Palo Alto, California.
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At least 29 persons were dead after a fire broke out at a nightclub in Istanbul, Turkey, on Tuesday.
The mayor of Medellin, the second-largest city in Colombia, has banned prostitution in some of the city's most popular places for six months.
A federal judge in California has refused to dismiss the tax evasion case against Hunter Biden. A federal judge in California refused Monday to dismiss the tax evasion case against Hunter Biden.
Former President Donald Trump has reacted to Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's demand for $20 billion a year from the Biden administration in exchange for help to halt the surge of illegal migrants.
Economists warned that Russia's economic strength could likely wane this year, with Russian President Vladimir Putin likely to lose support if Western sanctions make life more difficult for Russians.
The Federal Reserve is facing pressure to implement more aggressive rate cuts amid a weakening jobs market.
A federal judge seemed unconvinced on Hunter Biden's lawyers' arguments that his tax evasion case should be dismissed because it is politically motivated.
Officials in southwestern Michigan has announced that a nuclear power plant will be revived with a $1.5 billion loan from the Biden administration.
Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' camp has reached a settlement to end a lawsuit in state court over who controls the special district that includes the Walt Disney World theme parks in Orlando.
