France shuts down climate activist group
The French government issued a decree on Wednesday shutting down a climate activist group after officials had accused them of “eco-terrorism.”
The French government issued a decree on Wednesday shutting down a climate activist group after officials had accused them of “eco-terrorism.”
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein have asked a federal judge to approve a $290 Million settlement agreement from JPMorgan Chase.
“Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed has been hit with another charge in connection with the fatal shooting that claimed the life of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in October 2021.
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Prosecutors have announced that a DNA sample that was collected from a knife sheath left behind at the scene where four students from the University of Idaho were murdered last November, is a “statistical match” to the accused killer.
JP Morgan Chase will pay a $4 million fine to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to settle allegations that the bank accidentally deleted about 47 million emails dated from January until April 2018.
Brazilian authorities reported that they have seized almost 29 metric tons of illegally obtained shark fins on Monday, which were meant to be exported to Asia.
Ramstein Air Base in Germany hosted a Pride-themed story hour for kids in the library on base “in celebration” of Pride month according to Fox News.
The Supreme Court gave the Biden administration a major win on Friday, by ruling that GOP-led states cannot challenge a policy which narrows federal immigration enforcement.
U.S. officials made the decision on Wednesday to allow chicken created from animal cells to be sold for the first time, allowing two California businesses to deliver “lab-grown” poultry to the nation’s restaurant tables and, eventually, grocery shelves.