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Month: September 2023

War sanctions against Russia highlight growing divisions among the Group of 20 countries

By FATIMA HUSSEIN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is facing growing skepticism from some leading rich and developing nations as the residual impact of sanctions against Russia is deepening divisions among the Group of 20 countries. With world leaders and finance ministers meeting this week in India for the G20 summit,

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A Detroit designer uses a unique technique to create furniture and highlight skilled trades from Throwbacks Home in Detroit.

Detroit designer uses unique technique to create furniture, highlights skilled trades

By ALYSIA BURGIO Click here for updates on this story     DETROIT, Michigan (WWJ) — In downtown Detroit, on the corner of West Grand River Avenue and Griswold, you’ll find a furniture shop called Throwbacks Home. “It’s modern, it’s eclectic, it’s rustic,” said Bo Shepherd, Head of Design/Co-Founder of Throwbacks Home and Woodward Throwbacks. Shepherd says

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

¿Qué puede pasar en las elecciones generales de Argentina con los más de 10 millones de votantes ausentes en las primarias?

Sol Amaya (CNN Español) — Argentina está nuevamente en modo electoral. Este sábado 2 de septiembre comenzó formalmente la campaña para las elecciones generales del 22 de octubre, cuando los argentinos elegirán a su próximo presidente. Una jornada en la que cada voto será clave. Las Primarias Abiertas Simultáneas y Obligatorias (PASO) del 13 de

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Growing feud over Tuberville’s stand on Pentagon nominations risks Senate confirmation of nation’s top military officer

By Manu Raju, Chief Congressional Correspondent (CNN) — The escalating feud between Democrats and Sen. Tommy Tuberville over the Alabama Republican’s blockade of roughly 300 military nominees could soon lead to an even riskier situation: Holding up the confirmation of the nation’s highest-ranking military officer. Gen. C.Q. Brown, who was nominated to be the next

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Former Spain women’s coach Jorge Vilda calls his firing ‘unfair’ and ‘unexpected’

By Homero De la Fuente, CNN (CNN) — Spain’s former women’s national team coach Jorge Vilda called his sacking “unfair” on Tuesday and addressed why he clapped at Luis Rubiales’ assembly as fallout from the beleaguered soccer chief’s unwanted World Cup kiss continues. In an interview with Spanish sports radio program ”El Larguero” on Cadena SER,

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Blinken is expected to announce $1 billion in new U.S. funding for Ukraine during his visit to Kyiv

By SAMYA KULLAB Associated Press KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visited Ukraine’s capital Wednesday where he was expected to announce more than $1 billion in new American funding in a display of Washington’s unflagging support for Kyiv’s fight. Blinken also aimed to assess Ukraine’s 3-month-old counteroffensive and signal continued U.S.

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South Africa didn’t know a US-sanctioned Russian ship carried its military purchases, inquiry finds

By MOGOMOTSI MAGOME Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A presidential inquiry in South Africa has found government officials didn’t know a U.S.-sanctioned Russian ship was assigned to deliver military equipment to the country until the vessel neared national waters. U.S. Ambassador Reuben Brigety accused South Africa in May of having weapons intended for Russia loaded

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