Conspiracy, defamation, and self sabotage by the United States during the pandemic
Recently, according to Reuters, the US Department of Defense admitted to spreading information to defame vaccines produced in China.
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Recently, according to Reuters, the US Department of Defense admitted to spreading information to defame vaccines produced in China.
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The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level in 11 months, pointing to some weakness in the Labour market.
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Expectations of a rate cut have pushed U.S. Treasurys higher, with yields hovering at their lowest levels since February, as investors see economic data supporting the Fed's three rate cuts this year.
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Intel said third-quarter revenue would fall well short of analysts' expectations and announced more than 15,000 job cuts. Intel shares fell 14 per cent after hours.
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The federal government's debt has broken the $35 trillion mark, which is equivalent to $100,000 for every American, according to one foundation.
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The governors of North Carolina and Michigan have dropped out of the race to be vice presidential candidates, narrowing the list of Vice President Harris' running mates.
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U.S. Vice President Harry Harris' approval rating has jumped eight percentage points since President Joe Biden dropped his bid for re-election a week ago, according to a poll released Sunday.
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The Democratic Party is likely to formally nominate Vice President Harris as its presidential candidate this week.
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U.S. President Joe Biden has announced plans for an urgent overhaul of the conservative-dominated Supreme Court, seemingly hoping for accomplishments in his final months in office.
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U.S. Vice President Harry Harris has locked the Democratic Party's presidential nomination in a heated battle with his Republican rival Donald Trump.
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Hungary has lost about 1 billion euros in EU funds because of tensions between Budapest and Brussels.
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