The Republican presidential hopeful plans to outline a suite of economic proposals in a speech in New York, taking an even more aggressive swipe at regulations than during his first term.
Rebecca Cheptegei, a Ugandan long-distance runner who competed in the Paris Olympics, has died in a Kenyan hospital after a man allegedly set her on fire.
British prosecutors said there was no longer a realistic prospect of convicting the disgraced Hollywood producer, who is serving 16 years in a U.S. prison for sexual assault.
Canada is reviewing a request to sanction Hikvision and several other Chinese surveillance companies, and ENRC seeks $290 million over botched U.K. probe. Also, the U.S. accuses Russia of spending millions to influence American voters.
U.S. natural gas prices rose ahead of the EIA’s weekly inventory report which is expected to show a below-average increase in storage further narrowing the supply surplus.
BMW said it would release hydrogen-powered versions of one of its existing model lines in 2028 as part of its strategy—which Toyota shares—to broaden its reach with various fuel types.
