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RENO (AP) - A Nevada-based defense contractor has branded as "despicable" a former employees alleged conspiring with others to steal U.S. military ammunition in Iraq and then sell it back to Iraqi...

You could be forgiven for thinking relations between the Irish and British governments had hit some kind of new low this week. Think again and remind yourself of what it was like during the Troubles or the middle-Brexit negotiations.

Former U.S. Sen. Harry Reid recently sat down with the Sun in his Bellagio offices to discuss a wide range of topics, including the impeachment proceedings against …

Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers: Warnings of this kind occur frequently in EU trade defence cases. Indeed, for all 10 past anti-subsidy cases against China for which measures are still in place, the Commission used such "facts available" to fill in certain gaps.

Tensions over the leakiness of the Irish Border are nothing new.

A retired Oklahoma City professor became the first black student at OU in 1948, but he had to sit in an alcove separated from other students by a wooden railing.

Unity Software (NYSE:U – Get Free Report) and Airship AI (NASDAQ:AISP – Get Free Report) are both computer and technology companies, but which is the superior stock? We will contrast the two businesses based on the strength of their dividends, risk, institutional ownership, earnings, profitability, valuation and analyst recommendations. Volatility and Risk Unity Software has […]

CARSON CITY – GOP U.S. Senate candidate Sue Lowden said today she is “very encouraged� by the exit polling results her campaign has seen from early voting as primary election day draws near.

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week: Russia ‘moves nuclear missile launchers to Finland border’ Russia deploying nuclear-capable missile systems to the Finnish border was covered in an article by inews.co.uk on April 24.

In the lead-up to the Eurovision Song Contest set to take place in Malmö, Sweden, organisers have ignited a storm of controversy by announcing a ban on Palestinian flags and pro-Palestinian symbols during the event. The decision, made public by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), has sparked heated debate and drawn sharp criticism from various quarters. The EBU, responsible for overseeing the competition, declared its intention to remove any Palestinian flags or political symbols wielded by ...