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Israel, Hamas escalate heavy fighting with no end in sight – The Denver Post
By JOSEF FEDERMAN and FARES AKRAM JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel stepped up its attacks on the Gaza Strip, flattening a high-rise building used by the Hamas militant group and killing at least three militants in their hideouts on Tuesday as
Dismissal of charges against five arrested in connection with Elijah McClain death protest.
Criminal charges against five of six people arrested last summer after protests in Aurora against the police for the death of Elijah McClain have been dropped. The Adams County District Attorney’s Office announced the dismissals Thursday afternoon in a news
Covid-19 robbed her of her international food tourism business, so she’s leading food tours in Auckland suburbs
When Mary Taylor started her food tour business 20 years ago, she thought it would be something she’d live happily ever after with. But Covid-19 struck last year, stopping overseas travel and putting the brakes on Taylor’s Food Matters Tours
Meet the minister: Kiritapu Allan – from rural life to conservation
Kiritapu Allan Minister of Conservation, Emergency Management MP for East Coast, Labour Aged 36, Former lawyer, first elected 2017 Referendums: For End of Life Choice Act, For legalising recreational cannabis Fascinating fact: Left school at 16 to work at KFC
China and E.U. Leaders Strike Investment Deal, but Political Hurdles Await
Chinese and European Union leaders agreed on Wednesday to make it significantly easier for companies to operate on each other’s territory, but the landmark pact faces political opposition in Europe and in Washington that could ultimately kill it. A large
Catch up on the latest news, from the DealBook newsletter.
Every day, the DealBook newsletter helps subscribers makes sense of the latest business and policy news. Here are some of the stories in today’s edition: News Corp bids for Simon & Schuster. Rupert Murdoch’s media company, which owns HarperCollins, is
Mark Redwine’s new trial set for January after COVID-19 scare led to mistrial
A judge on Friday scheduled a new trial for Mark Redwine for early January after a coronavirus scare amid attorneys earlier this week ended a trial already underway. Redwine’s new trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 25, though attorneys and
A week after Glendale police fatally shoot a man, scant information is released
A week after Glendale police shot dead a man in a pickup truck scant information has been released about the shooting and an attorney representing the dead man’s family is seeking disclosure and transparency. “We are simply asking for investigators
Prince Andrew accuser was a ‘fantasist’ who spun ’tissue of lies’, Ghislaine Maxwell told lawyers
Ghislaine Maxwell told lawyers that Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre had spun a “tissue of lies” and was an “awful fantasist”, according to newly-released documents. The comments by the ex-girlfriend of paedophile Jeffrey Epstein appear in a 2016 interview