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The Wall Street Journal: Trump administration downplays latest North Korea missile test
The Trump administration played down the threat presented by North Korea’s latest weapons tests and said it was eager for a resumption of talks to end the country’s efforts to acquire nuclear missiles......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Russian interference in 2018 elections is ongoing, ‘pervasive,’ top U.S. intel officials say
Senior intelligence officials described Russian efforts to interfere in the 2018 midterm elections as deep, real and ongoing, showcasing their efforts to combat a threat President Trump has repeatedly dismissed and downplayed.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Death by drones? U.S. officials weigh security threat
Drone industry and law-enforcement officials are struggling to find common ground over expanding flights and protecting public safety, a debate thrust into the public spotlight by a reported assassination attempt on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Hawaii braces for 30 inches of rain as Hurricane Lane closes in
Hurricane Lane unleashed torrential rain on Hawaii on Thursday, raising the threat of flash floods and landslides, as the Category 4 storm churned north toward the islands......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Hawaii braces for up to 30 inches of rain as Hurricane Lane closes in
Hurricane Lane unleashed torrential rain on Hawaii on Thursday, raising the threat of flash floods and landslides, as the Category 4 storm churned north toward the islands......»»
Pfizer Sounds Alarm Against Counterfeit COVID-19 Vaccines: What You Need To Know
Pfizer Inc (NYSE: PFE) has come to know of counterfeit versions of its COVID-19 vaccine in Poland and Mexico, the Wall Street Journal read more.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Biden may recognize Armenian genocide, inflaming U.S. ties with Turkey
President Joe Biden is poised to formally recognize the Armenian genocide of the early 20th century, U.S. officials said, a rare step that would further inflame ties with Turkey......»»
Larry Ellison buys an $80 million mansion in South Florida. Is a move from high-tax Hawaii next?
Oracle co-founder and Chairman Larry Ellison has bought an $80 million mansion in North Palm Beach, Florida, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing two people familiar with the deal. It’s been a good week for Ellison. His net worth hit $.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Facebook drops bid to build underwater fiber-cable link to Hong Kong
A Facebook Inc. consortium withdrew its bid to build a new internet conduit between California and Hong Kong after months of pressure from U.S. national-security officials, the latest sign of a deepening rift between the two governments......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Cuomo advisers got health officials to alter report on COVID-19 nursing-home deaths
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Trump pressed Justice Department to take election-fraud claims straight to Supreme Court
An outside lawyer working for Trump drafted a brief the then-president wanted the Justice Department to file, people familiar with the matter said, but DOJ officials refused......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Former Ukrainian officials sanctioned by U.S. Treasury over Biden disinformation campaign
Associates of Andriy Derkach, a Ukrainian lawmaker sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department last September, targeted......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Abbott’s coronavirus test misses many positive cases, researchers say
Researchers reported a device manufactured by Abbott Laboratories widely used to swiftly detect coronavirus, including among senior White House officials, missed nearly half of the positive cases detected by another common test......»»
The Wall Street Journal: HHS Secretary Alex Azar may be ousted following frustration of his handling of pandemic
Administration officials are discussing replacing Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar following criticism of his management of the early response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to six people familiar with the discussions......»»
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. suspends tariffs for some imports affected by pandemic — but not goods from China
The Trump administration said it would allow some companies to delay payment of import tariffs due to economic hardship triggered by the new coronavirus, but the relief was much more limited than many officials and business leaders had signaled......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Captain of coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier relieved of command
Navy leaders have relieved the captain of a U.S. aircraft carrier after a memo to military officials pleading for help with a coronavirus outbreak at sea was leaked to a newspaper, officials said......»»
Washington postal worker tests positive for coronavirus, state health officials say there have been four more deaths
A U.S. Postal Service worker in Washington State has tested positive for coronavirus, according to a Wall Street Journal report. A spokesman for the agency says the employee, who worked at the Seattle Network Distribution Center, contracted .....»»
American Express Employees Boosted Card Sales By Misleading, Coercing Business Owners: Report
The American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) employees used illegal tactics on small business owners to boost card sales, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. What Happened The salesperson gave false.....»»