Global markets were subdued Monday as the price of oil rose and investors looked to the release of economic data by the U.S. and China that could show the effects of a trade dispute… Continue Reading
Grim Search For More Fire Victims, 31 Dead Across California
Statewide the death toll stood at 31, including two dead in Southern California, with authorities still searching for bodies and 228 people unaccounted for… Continue Reading
Retired Justice Kennedy To Speak At Virginia Law School
Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy will speak about his legacy on the high court at the University of Virginia School of Law this week… Continue Reading
Pence In Japan To Discuss Trade, N. Korea Before Summits
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence arrived in Tokyo on Monday to discuss North Korea and other issues with Japanese officials before heading to two regional summits… Continue Reading
Redskins Patchwork Offensive Line Holds Up vs. Tampa Bay
Cooper was part of a makeshift offensive line that held up in the team’s 16-3 win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Redskins quarterback Alex Smith was sacked twice but threw for 173 yards and a touchdown… Continue Reading
Mishaps, Protests And Litigation Overshadow Florida Recount
State officials said they weren’t aware of any other time a race for governor or U.S. Senate required a recount, let alone both in the same election… Continue Reading
Amazon HQ Favorites: Similar Basics, Different Vibes
People familiar with the talks said this week that Long Island City and Crystal City have emerged as front runners for the “HQ2” project and its total of 50,000 jobs… Continue Reading
Devastation As Deadly California Blaze Tallies Grim Stats
Statewide, 150,000 remained displaced as more than 8,000 fire crews battled wildfires that have scorched 400 square miles… Continue Reading
A Century After Fighting for Paris, Leaders Mark Armistice
Paris, the City of Light, always was the grandest prize of World War I, either to conquer or defend.… Continue Reading
Volunteers Track Down Georgia Voters by Phone and On Foot
Volunteers spread out Friday trying to find any ballots that could help Democrat Stacey Abrams close the gap against Republican Brian Kemp in their unsettled, too-close-to-call race for Georgia governor.… Continue Reading
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