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Judge rules Boeing must appear for arraignment in 737 MAX fraud trial

A federal judge in Texas ruled that Boeing must appear at an arraignment next week in the fraud trial related to its 737 MAX planes.

Peru assembles army of 12,000 police officers to guard capital against new protests

The Peruvian government has assembled an army of nearly 12,000 police officers to protect the capital against a new wave of protests.

Scholz’s hesitance on tanks could make Germany ‘scapegoat’ for Ukraine’s losses

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz followed his cautious instincts into an unusual and risky position as he hesitates to send tanks to Ukraine in advance of a major Russian offensive.

Million-plus protest in France as tensions flare over pension reform

Over 1 million people stormed the streets in France or partook in strikes Thursday as simmering tensions over pension reform erupted.

Democrats introduce constitutional amendment to overturn corporate campaign finance laws

A group of Democratic lawmakers in the House have introduced a constitutional amendment that would overturn campaign finance laws established in the 2010 Supreme Court ruling Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.

David Crosby dies age 81: Rock legend dead after long illness

Influential singer-songwriter David Crosby has died at age 81.

UN nuclear chief warns against complacency about Russian-held plant in Ukraine

The head of the United Nations's nuclear watchdog agency said Thursday he fears that the world is growing complacent about the possibility of catastrophe at the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, citing an uptick in recent military activity and Russian missile strikes in the area.

Stimulus update: South Carolina deadline to claim one-time $800 check is 27 days away

South Carolina residents have a little less than four weeks to file their 2021 taxes and receive a rebate of up to $800 in the first quarter of the year.

Big Tech makes the case for Section 230 in Supreme Court briefs

Tech companies made their case to the Supreme Court not to change Section 230, a law that they argue is the backbone of the modern internet and a critical protection for social media platforms.

Trump calls for arrest of journalists and editor who published Dobbs decision leak

Former President Donald Trump called on authorities to arrest the journalists and editors who published the leak of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision.
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