Tuesday 24 May, 2022
The case is the latest in a raft of legal actions against the 84-year-old, who was once one of the most popular performers on US television.
The lawsuit maintains he was aware of the potential dangers of sharing Facebook users’ data.
A Chinese official referred to the Taiwan issue as a “purely internal affair for China”, in reaction to Biden’s remark.
The Ukrainian President described the bombardment of Severodonetsk, where 12 people were reportedly killed, as “brutal and absolutely pointless”.
In a strongly-worded intervention, Pelosi urged the UK and the EU to continue negotiations to uphold peace in Northern Ireland.
Washington called on Russia to allow exports of Ukrainian grain that is held up in Black Sea ports.
Trump urged Dr Oz, who he has endorsed, to declare victory in Tuesday’s too-close-to-call Pennsylvania Republican Senate primary.
Nancy Crampton Brophy stands accused of shooting Daniel Brophy using a gun whose now-missing barrel she bought on eBay.
The shortage has left many parents frantic and fearful their infants may starve.
Britain has confirmed nine cases of the virus since 6 May, and the United States verified its first on Wednesday.
Thomas Lane has already been convicted of wilfully violating Floyd’s rights during the May 2020 restraint that led to his death.
Biden called the racially-motivated killings “antithetical to everything we stand for in America.”
Germany also plans to ramp up its military collaboration with Sweden and Finland as they seek to join NATO.
A court heard the actress had filed for divorce after violent episodes became more and more normal.
Four others were critically injured in the incident, authorities said.
10 people were shot and killed by an alleged teenage white supremacist in an act one official described as “domestic terrorism, pure and simple”.
The Buffalo Police department tweeted earlier that officers were “on scene of a mass shooting”.
Our columnist says the leaked Roe V Wade draft and Republican candidates endorsed by Donald Trump may prove costly for the Biden administration.
Linda Coffee is the last living member of the legal team who won the case in 1973.
The almost party-line count promises to be the first of several efforts in Congress to preserve the nearly 50-year-old court ruling.
The Moscow-installed administration said there would be a “request to make Kherson region a full subject of the Russian Federation.”
All 50 Republicans and one of the 50 Democrats voted not to consider the legislation.
Democrats were due to lead the vote in a bid to pin down Republicans on the deeply divisive issue ahead of crucial midterm elections.
Lawyers for Tyson praised the district attorney’s decision.
Acknowledging the billions of dollars already spent by the United States, Biden said “caving to aggression is even more costly.”
The man died after being taken to hospital, authorities said.
US District Judge James Boasberg told Aaron Mostofsky that he was ‘literally on the front lines’ of the mob’s attack on 6 January 2021.
Many families have already been left homeless and thousands of residents have been evacuated due to the flames.
The judge said the suit’s argument that Twitter had “censored” Trump in violation of free speech rights was weak.
Jean-Pierre will replace incumbent Jen Psaki from 13 May.
The 62-year-old rapper, born Nathaniel Glover, was found guilty of manslaughter last month for the death of John Jolly.
Brittney Griner was detained at a Moscow airport in February.
Fire managers have warned of windy conditions expected in the coming days. Officials urged residents to remain vigilant for further possible evacuation orders.
US President Joe Biden poked fun at his slumping poll ratings and took several digs at his predecessor Donald Trump.
Alexanda Kotey was one of four so-called Islamic State militants nicknamed The Beatles by their captives due to their British accents.
Maxwell, 60, was convicted of recruiting teenage girls for Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse from 1994 to 2004.
The bill includes exceptions for medical emergencies, but not for cases of rape or incest.
State investigators have been reviewing a decade’s worth of information, including data on traffic stops, searches, arrests and uses of force.
Harris will isolate at her residence but continue to work remotely.
