Dollar climbs to five-month peak as euro falls on Italy worries
Europe’s single currency has fallen about seven cents in three weeks amid a sharp dollar rally
Author: Mikael Thalen
Feds Spend $333,210 Studying Bars Along Mexico Border
Study asks if there is ‘more dancing, louder music’ in border towns
China Tests First Domestic Aircraft Carrier, Launches Maiden Privately-Built Rocket
The ship, which still hasn’t been named, was launched in April 2017
WHO Mulls Emergency Designation for Congo’s Ebola
‘The outbreak is potentially a public health emergency because many of the criteria have been met’
CDC prepares to join Ebola fight in Africa
The news comes one day after health officials reported the first Ebola case in a major Congolese city
U.S. companies seen investing more in business this year after tax cuts
‘These numbers are high, and I would expect higher numbers in capex this year’
Trump Warns North Korea of Libya-Style ‘Decimation’ if No Deal Made
‘If you look at that model with Gaddafi, that was a total decimation… that model would take place if we don’t make a deal’
Anti-U.S. Propaganda Posters Diminishing in North Korea
Pyongyang sees reduction in hostile imagery ahead of Trump-Kim summit
South Korea offers to play mediator between US, North Korea
North Korea on Tuesday pointed to U.S.-South Korea military drills in cancelling the meeting with officials from Seoul
State Department Postpones Forum on Cuba After GOP Uproar
Hill GOP complained all panelists were ‘Castro apologists’ or architects of Obama’s Cuba détente
State Department Postpones Forum on Cuba After GOP Uproar
Hill GOP complained all panelists were ‘Castro apologists’ or architects of Obama’s Cuba détente
North Korea says won’t hold talks with ‘incompetent’ South unless differences settled
“Unless the serious situation… is settled, it will never be easy to sit face to face again with the present regime of South Korea’
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Will Privately Meet With European Parliament
Zuckerberg will also make a stop in Paris to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron
US Births Hit a 30-Year Low, Despite Good Economy
Births have been declining since 2014, but 2017 saw the greatest year-to-year drop
US Births Hit a 30-Year Low, Despite Good Economy
Births have been declining since 2014, but 2017 saw the greatest year-to-year drop