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U. S. President Biden will convene a Quad summit with Australian, Indian, and Japanese leaders in Delaware. The meeting aims to strengthen strategic alignment and advance a shared vision for the Indo-Pacific region.
The Ashaninka tribe in Brazil's Amazon has transformed their territory, securing a major grant for regional conservation. Their success story includes political influence and innovative land management amid climate challenges.
In Brazil's western Amazon, the Ashaninka's Apiwtxa village showcases successful Indigenous land management. Their model, now backed by a $6.8 million grant, aims to protect 1.6 million acres of rainforest.
Two Black women candidates vie for U. S. Senate seats, potentially doubling the number ever elected. Lisa Blunt Rochester and Angela Alsobrooks face unique challenges in their historic campaigns.
Delaware, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island hold their last primaries of the 2024 election cycle. Key races include congressional and gubernatorial contests, with potential for historic outcomes.
Delaware voters decide nominees for crucial positions, including governor and U. S. House. Potential for first openly transgender congressperson and increased Black female representation in Senate.
A U. S. court official has requested prevention of additional lawsuits in the Citgo auction process. The move aims to address creditor concerns and maintain the integrity of the ongoing sale proceedings.
Recent social media posts falsely claim a quadrupling of Biden and Harris' wealth. Fact-check reveals modest increases primarily due to property appreciation, with no evidence of corruption.
Discount retailer Big Lots enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans asset sale to Nexus Capital Management affiliate. The move aims to stabilize finances and optimize operations amid post-pandemic retail challenges.
Delaware's upcoming primaries feature contested races for governor and other key positions, reflecting significant political shifts. Democratic dominance and departures of prominent officials set the stage for a transformative election.
The Biden administration has approved its 10th offshore wind project, reaching 15 GW capacity. The Maryland project, developed by US Wind, could power 718,000 homes, despite industry challenges.
Hunter Biden offers an Alford plea in his federal tax case, maintaining innocence while acknowledging potential conviction. Prosecutors confer on the unexpected proposal as the trial begins.
A Delaware judge ruled that Johnson & Johnson breached its 2019 merger agreement with Auris Health, ordering a $1 billion payment to shareholders. J&J disagrees and considers an appeal.
Israel discovers unidentified bodies in Gaza during combat. President Biden confirms, expresses optimism about a ceasefire deal. Clashes continue in West Bank amid ongoing military operations.
A U. S. bankruptcy court has approved Complete Solaria's $45 million bid for SunPower's assets. The decision sets the stage for potential rival offers and an auction, marking a significant shift in the residential solar market.
Delaware agrees to distribute over $102 million to 30 states following a Supreme Court ruling on uncashed MoneyGram checks. The settlement resolves a years-long dispute over unclaimed funds.
Out-of-state law firms have significantly contributed to Oregon's Democratic nominees for attorney general and treasurer. The donations are linked to potential class-action lawsuits, raising transparency concerns.
Delaware's highest court will review an appeal by pharmaceutical companies to dismiss over 70,000 lawsuits linking Zantac to cancer. The case centers on the scientific validity of expert testimony.
President Biden maintains a secluded vacation in California wine country, avoiding public appearances as Vice President Harris accepts the Democratic nomination. Global issues persist, including Gaza cease-fire talks.
RF Buche's struggle to keep prices competitive at his Pine Ridge Reservation supermarket highlights the broader challenges faced by independent grocers in rural America, amidst market consolidation and rising food costs.
Hunter Biden's lawyers clash with prosecutors over evidence in upcoming tax trial. Case highlights family struggles amid addiction and political scrutiny, with potential revelations about spending and personal life.
California and Minnesota delegates strategically delayed their votes at the Democratic National Convention, contrary to online claims of rejection. The move followed tradition, capping the roll call with support for Kamala Harris.
A U. S. Senate-approved bill to add 66 federal judges would cost $349 million over 10 years, says the Congressional Budget Office. The bipartisan JUDGES Act aims to address court staffing shortages and rising caseloads.
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, seating arrangements reflect political priorities. California claims prime spot, while battleground states face mixed placements, stirring discussions on electoral significance.
Tropical Storm Ernesto generates dangerous rip currents on the U. S. East Coast, prompting warnings and rescues. Bermuda and Caribbean islands grapple with storm aftermath as schools prepare to reopen.
Hurricane Ernesto's impact extends far beyond Bermuda, causing dangerous rip currents and beach closures along the U. S. Eastern Seaboard. Coastal damage and safety concerns prompt officials to urge caution during a busy summer weekend.
British drugmaker GSK plans to dismiss a Zantac lawsuit in Florida after a court ruling excluded expert testimony linking the heartburn drug to prostate cancer. The case is part of ongoing litigation involving multiple pharmaceutical companies.
Delaware's highest court affirms a substantial fee award in a shareholder case against Dell, rejecting calls for a declining-percentage approach in megafund settlements. The decision maintains broad discretion for lower courts in fee determinations.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s independent presidential campaign encounters legal hurdles in New York and other states. Appeals and federal intervention sought as Democrats and Republicans express concerns.
Hunter Biden's 2016 letter to U. S. ambassador in Italy, seeking help for Burisma, resurfaces amid ongoing investigations. White House maintains President Biden's non-involvement in son's business affairs.