By Lawrence Hurley and Andrew Chung WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday is set to consider requests by Republican state officials and business groups to block President
By Ahmed Aboulenein WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Hospitals across the United States are postponing elective surgeries to free up staff and beds due to a surge in COVID-19 cases driven by
By Julien Ponthus LONDON (Reuters) – The dollar retreated slightly on Friday but was still on course for an on-week gain before the release of U.S. labour data that investors
By Peter Nurse Investing.com – The U.S. dollar edged lower in early European trade Friday, but remains largely in favor ahead of the release of the monthly official U.S. employment
THAI-MYANMAR BORDER (Reuters) – Thousands of Myanmar villagers are living under makeshift tents alongside a river that borders Thailand, fearful of returning to homes which they said had been bombarded
By Susan Heavey and Brendan O’Brien WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A winter storm dumped more than a half a foot of snow in parts of the eastern United States on Friday,
by Leandro Manzoni Investing.com – Any outlook for investing in Brazil in 2022 has to take into account the October presidential elections and what the potential result may be. Nine
Officials hope the bill comes into force by January 15 as France faces a surge in infections. France’s parliament has approved President Emmanuel Macron’s plans for a COVID vaccine pass
‘Won’t take it any more’: South Korea’s Starbucks baristas rebel By Steven Borowiec Seoul, South Korea – On weekday afternoons, the Starbucks in southern Seoul’s Yangjae neighbourhood swells with groups of office
South Africa vs India 2nd Test: A gutsy Dean Elgar was happy to shun elegance for efficacy as he steered South Africa to a creditable seven-wicket series-levelling victory in the