As US debates Title 42 policy, asylum seekers left in limbo
Juan José stands on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande river, his brown eyes fixed on the long, snaking line just across the water. There, about 200 people wait for entry into the United States, part of a recent influx of asylum seekers headed for the border city of El Paso, Texas. But the
US manufacturer Honeywell to pay $200m to settle bribery charges
Parallel investigations were for bribes that Honeywell paid from 2010 to 2014 to get business from Brazil’s Petrobras.US-based manufacturer Honeywell International Inc said it has agreed to pay about $200m to settle criminal and civil corruption investigations in the United States and Brazil. The US Justice Department and US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) each
Proud Boys trial moves forward as January 6 panel prepares report
Defence lawyers previously called for jury selection to be postponed to 2023 due to ‘combustible’ political climate.A trial in the United States against five members of the far-right group known as the Proud Boys is set to move forward, with the group’s former leader, Enrique Tarrio, among those facing charges of seditious conspiracy for their involvement
US seeks to bolster Ecuador ties as China expands regional role
With Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso by his side, US President Joe Biden has said the United States is looking to expand and strengthen ties with one of its staunchest allies in South America and a country that is getting plenty of attention from China. Lasso’s visit to Washington, DC, on Monday comes as his nation
What’s gone wrong with the UK’s National Health Service?
From: Inside StoryNHS healthcare staff calling for better pay and work conditions are pushing ahead with another round of strikes.The United Kingdom’s National Health Service has been a source of pride for millions of people for more than 70 years. But nurses, angry about pay and working conditions, are planning another round of strikes this
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