FBI working with Ukraine companies to collect evidence of war crimes committed by Russians
The agent added that the US FBI had for the past year and a half been working on helping Ukraine to also identify Russian collaborators and spies operating in Ukraine and the Russian forces that were operating outside of Kiev as the invasion was happening.
Big Pharma in US fined $11 billion for conspiring to block introduction of lower-cost generics
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine disrupted international supply chains – rendered fragile by decades of neoliberal globalisation – corporations fortified by preceding rounds of consolidation have capitalised on these and other crises to justify price hikes that far outpace the increased costs of doing business.
CNN sacks top-rated TV host Don Lemon hours after rival Fox News laid off its own talk-show host
CNN offered no public explanation for Lemon’s dismissal. During a February discussion on “CNN This Morning” with co-hosts Poppy Harlow and Kaitlan Collins about the ages of politicians, he said that the 51-year-old Haley was not “in her prime.” A woman, he said, was considered in her prime “in her 20s, 30s and maybe her 40s.”
Gunfire is Sudan abates after US, Saudi Arabia mediated ceasefire between warring military factions
A power struggle erupted between the SAF and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group on April 15 and has killed at least 427 people, knocked out hospitals and other services, and turned residential areas into war zones.
Dominion Voting Systems: Top rated Fox News host Tucker Carlson sacked for role in defamation lawsuit
In the immediate weeks after Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 election, smaller, more conservative rivals to Fox such as Newsmax gained viewers as they questioned election results. Dominion alleged that Fox staff, ranging from Carlson and members of the newsroom to the board of directors, knew the statements about Dominion were false but continued to air them to avoid losing more viewers.
PSG’s Kyllian Mbappe now more likely to join Man United after Madrid cooled interest in the France ace
PSG head coach Christophe Galtier could lose his job and Kyllian Mbappe may also push for an exit out of the Parc des Princes.
Ex-Spurs boss Pochettino is already assessing Chelsea squad pending his unveiling as Chelsea manager
Pochettino also knows he has a decision whether to offload Romelu Lukaku when he returns from his Inter Milan loan spell with Christopher Nkunku to link up from RB Leipzig.
Man United dangle $375,000 per-week salary to lure dangerman Harry Kane from Tottenham Hotspur
Spurs are six points behind United ahead of Thursday’s home clash with Erik ten Hag’s FA Cup finalists. If the Red Devils win, then the £100 million ($125 million) asking price for Kane will dramatically reduce as the striker enters the final 12 months of his contract and heading towards the latter end of his career.
Arsenal defender William Saliba looks set to sit out longer due to ‘serious lower back structural damage’
Saliba has undergone an intense treatment process in hope of getting him back on the pitch as soon as possible, with the club managing his recovery on a day-to-day basis.
America’s wars: Nothing great about them except the power to destroy not just the enemy, but also themselves
n 1989, the Red Army limped out of that country, leaving behind perhaps two million dead Afghans and 15,000 of its own dead. Not so long after, the Soviet Union itself imploded and the US became the only “great power” on planet Earth.
