Carroll urges Trump to pay $5 million after appeal fails, citing delay bid
E. Jean Carroll’s legal team says President Donald Trump is seeking to postpone payment of damages from a jury verdict, after a U.S. appeal failed to overturn the award.
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E. Jean Carroll’s legal team says President Donald Trump is seeking to postpone payment of damages from a jury verdict, after a U.S. appeal failed to overturn the award.
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Turkey has ordered tens of thousands of police to be deployed, moved air defenses to a heightened state, and restricted public assemblies in preparations for an upcoming NATO summit, according to a report Tuesday.
A CBS News report says the Strait of Hormuz may not return to its pre-war operating conditions, and Iran could try to shape shipping flows in ways that increase its leverage and potential gains.
U.S. officials said indirect negotiations with Iran are restarting after what Vice President for relations with Iran described as completion of a “core mission,” as Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met intermediaries in Qatar without Iranian representatives at the session reported Monday.
A blaze broke out in a 10-storey residential block in the Linkeroever district of Antwerp, Belgium, killing and injuring multiple people, with emergency services responding while authorities investigate the cause.
Mexico City authorities reported three deaths amid large crowds that filled central streets Tuesday to celebrate Mexico’s win over Ecuador, after more than a million people joined festivities, according to BBC World.
The city’s health ministry said a 19-year-old woman and a 44-year-old man died of asphyxiation during large crowds celebrating Mexico’s World Cup progression, as officials urged calm and said a third fatality was being reviewed by local media.
Yields on key U.S. Treasury maturities rose on Wednesday, with traders pointing to shifting expectations for the Federal Reserve’s policy path as investors looked ahead to remarks by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh in Europe.
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered remarks commemorating the 105th anniversary of the ruling Chinese Communist Party, framing the party’s leadership as central to China’s role abroad and again bringing Taiwan into the broader political narrative, according to a CNBC report.