Zelensky Says Minerals Deal With US ‘Truly Equal’

Zelensky Says Minerals Deal With US ‘Truly Equal’

[ad_1] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Thursday that a minerals deal signed with the United States offered “equal” benefits for both sides, despite falling short of the explicit security guarantees Kyiv had asked for. The agreement, which was signed on Wednesday, would see the United States and Kyiv jointly develop and invest in Ukraine’s critical…

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300,000 Rally Across France For May 1, Union Says

300,000 Rally Across France For May 1, Union Says

[ad_1] Rallies across France for International Workers’ Day drew more than 300,000 on Thursday, including 100,000 in Paris, the CGT trade union told AFP. The authorities were yet to give a figure for the May Day marches’ turnout. The rally in the capital was marred by complaints of violence towards centre-left marchers, with the Socialist…

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Xbox Games Now Cost $80: Microsoft Joins Rising Price Movement

Xbox Games Now Cost : Microsoft Joins Rising Price Movement

[ad_1] Microsoft announced an increase in the prices of its Xbox consoles and games, driven by market conditions and rising production costs. This decision aligns with a broader trend in the gaming industry, with companies like Nintendo and Sony recently taking similar actions. Starting this holiday season, consumers will find that Xbox games are priced…

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Federal Judge Rebukes Florida AG, Orders Local Police To Stop Enforcing State Immigration Law

Federal Judge Rebukes Florida AG, Orders Local Police To Stop Enforcing State Immigration Law

[ad_1] A federal judge strongly rebuked Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier for telling local law enforcement agents they could ignore an order of hers blocking them from carrying out an immigration law. Concretely, U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams said she was “surprised and shocked” to learn about Uthmeier’s actions. “What I am offended by is…

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Rory McIlroy Dives Deeper Into Private Equity

Rory McIlroy Dives Deeper Into Private Equity

[ad_1] Fresh off finally securing a career grand slam with a thrilling win at the Masters, Rory McIlroy, the world’s second-ranked golfer, is rounding out another corner of his life: investing. Mr. McIlroy’s investment firm, Symphony Ventures, is teaming up with the private equity firm TPG to start TPG Sports, an investment fund that will…

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Texas Gov. Accuses San Marcos of Antisemitism, Threatens to Terminate Grants for Plan to End $4M in Funds to Israel

Texas Gov. Accuses San Marcos of Antisemitism, Threatens to Terminate Grants for Plan to End M in Funds to Israel

[ad_1] Texas Governor Greg Abbott has accused the San Marcos City Council of antisemitism and of violating a state law prohibiting government entities from boycotting Israel, following a proposal to halt over $4 million in funding directed to the country. Next week, San Marcos City Council will vote on a resolution to stop sending “$4,434,675…

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Trans Women Barred From Women’s Football By English, Scottish FAs

Trans Women Barred From Women’s Football By English, Scottish FAs

[ad_1] Transgender women will no longer be able to play in women’s football from June 1, England’s governing Football Association announced Thursday. The FA said it had updated its policy following last month’s UK Supreme Court ruling regarding the Equality Act. The Scottish Football Association said Thursday it would also implement a similar ban from…

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In an Uncertain Economy, McDonald’s Sees Spending Decline

In an Uncertain Economy, McDonald’s Sees Spending Decline

[ad_1] Even value meals aren’t enough to get anxious consumers to spend. Despite efforts to entice customers to its restaurants, McDonald’s saw its sales slip in the first three months of the year. Global same-store sales dipped 1 percent for the quarter ending March 30, driven by a 3.6 percent decline in the United States,…

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Did Russia Help Build North Korea’s New Missile Warship? Seoul Thinks So

Did Russia Help Build North Korea’s New Missile Warship? Seoul Thinks So

[ad_1] South Korea’s military said Thursday that it is investigating the possibility that Russia may have helped North Korea build its newly unveiled 5,000-ton warship, named Choe Hyon. The announcement comes amid growing concerns over deepening military ties between Pyongyang and Moscow. North Korea officially presented the destroyer-class vessel this week during a high-profile weapons…

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