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Childs Gets Prosecutors' 'Wholehearted' Backing For DC Court
A bipartisan group of two dozen former South Carolina federal prosecutors are offering their wholehearted support for Judge Michelle Childs nomination to an appellate court, an elevation that's on hold due to Childs' consideration for an even higher post...
Bill Cosby Likely To Avoid Testifying In Sex Assault Lawsuit
A Los Angeles judge on Friday appeared strongly inclined to allow Bill Cosby to invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege and avoid giving a deposition in the lawsuit of a woman who alleges he sexually abused her when she was 15 in the mid1970s.
Oil Hits Seven-year Highs As Rally Extends To A 7th Week
Oil prices surged to sevenyear highs on Friday, extending their rally into a seventh week on ongoing worries about supply disruptions fueled by frigid U.S. weather and ongoing political turmoil among major world producers.
NHL All-Stars Sad To Miss Olympics, But Happy To Be In Vegas
Most of the worlds best hockey players are spending this weekend in opulent hotel suites in one of the planet's top party towns instead of being confined to modest Olympic accommodations in freezingcold Beijing.
US Grants Sanctions Relief To Iran As Nuke Talks In Balance
The Biden administration on Friday restored some sanctions relief to Irans atomic program as talks aimed at salvaging the languishing 2015 nuclear deal enter a critical phase.
Dollar Rises From Two-week Low After U.S. Jobs Surprise
The U.S. dollar advanced from twoweek lows on Friday after data showed the world's largest economy created far more jobs than expected, raising the chances of a larger Federal Reserve interest rate increase at the March policy meeting.
Islamic State Claims Responsibility For Eastern Congo Jail Break
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for freeing about 20 prisoners during an attack in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's North Kivu province this week, according to a statement published on Friday by the SITE Intelligence Group.
Pope Still Has Confidence In Me, Says Former Archbishop Of Paris
The former archbishop of Paris, who resigned in December after reports of a relationship with a woman, met Pope Francis and said the pope renewed his confidence in him, according to an interview published on Friday.
IRS Offering Saturday Walk-in Help This Tax Season
The IRS will begin offering taxpayers limited Saturday walkin help this tax season.
U.S. Soldiers Expected To Land In Poland On Saturday -defence Sources
The first main U.S. forces are expected to arrive in Poland on Saturday, defence sources told Reuters on Friday, in order to reinforce NATO's eastern flank as the West and Russia wrangle over Russia's military presence near the Ukrainian border.
US Sees Fall in Covid-19 in 49 of 50 States as Deaths Near 9 Lakh
Deaths are still on the rise in at least 35 states, reflecting the lag time between when victims become infected and when they succumb.
Covaxin Granted Emergency Use Listing in 13 Nations as on Jan 31 According to WHO: Govt
The Covid-19 Working Group of NTAGI recommended Covid vaccination in adolescents between 15 years to 18 years, Pawar said.
Ileana D'Cruz Flaunts Her Curves In Red Hot Bikini; Speaks About Body Positivity | See Pics
Ileana D'Cruz regularly posts sexy pictures in bikini and sweaty photos during her workout on Instagram.
PM Modi to Inaugurate 216-ft Tall Ramanujacharya Statue in Hyderabad on Saturday
During the programme, 3D Presentation Mapping on the life journey and teaching of Sri Ramanujacharya will also be showcased.
Supreme Court Grants Protection from Arrest to Sherlyn Chopra in Pornography Case
Sherlyn Chopra has been granted protection from arrest by the apex court in the porn films racket case involving Raj Kundra.
Winter Body Oil: Know All About its Benefits and Usage
Cold temperatures and low humidity levels during winter cause dry air that draws away the moisture from the skin and results in extremely dry skin