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U.S. government opens civil rights probe into police in New York suburb
By Sarah N. Lynch WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Justice Department has launched a civil rights inquiry into police practices in yet another U.S. city, investigating possible systemic abuses in the New York suburb of Mount Vernon after receiving tips accusing officers of using excessive force and conducting illegal searches, officials said on Friday. The department’s (More…)
Iran nuclear talks break, Europe dismayed by Tehran demands
By Parisa Hafezi, Francois Murphy and John Irish VIENNA (Reuters) – Indirect U.S.-Iranian talks on saving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal broke off until next week as European officials voiced dismay on Friday at the demands of Iran’s new, hardline administration. The seventh round of talks in Vienna is the first with delegates sent by (More…)
Where’s the paper, ink, lightbulbs? U.S. offices struggle with supply shortages
By Elizabeth Dilts Marshall and Maria Caspani NEW YORK(Reuters) – While news of the Omicron coronavirus variant threatens to derail U.S. companies’ return-to-office-plans, employers trying to get workers back into offices said they are encountering a different, unforeseen challenge: keeping the lights on. The disruptions to the global supply chain caused by factory shutdowns in (More…)
Democracy activist Law urges Hong Kong voters to ignore Dec. 19 election
Posted December 3, 2021
LONDON (Reuters) – Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law called on voters in his home city to ignore a legislative election this month, the first under sweeping new rules imposed by Beijing, (More...)
Cementing ties with France, UAE places $19 billion order for warplanes, helicopters
Posted December 3, 2021
By John Irish
DUBAI (Reuters) -The United Arab Emirates ordered 80 Rafale fighter jets and 12 military helicopters on Friday, deepening economic and political ties with France through an arms contract worth (More...)
Ford aims to be world’s #2 electric vehicle maker within two years – COO
Posted December 3, 2021
By Paul Lienert
(Reuters) – Ford Motor Co expects to be the world’s second largest electric vehicle manufacturer within two years, with annual production capacity of nearly 600,000, a top company executive (More...)
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