The Village of Champlain Board schedules a special meeting Monday to discuss a contract with FLEXREAD. Other local bodies in New York's North Country, including school boards and legislatures, plan public sessions this week on resolutions and charter revisions.
A Level 2 weather warning covers KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday, with forecasts predicting widespread showers and severe thunderstorms across the province. The eThekwini region will bear the brunt, according to the South African Weather Service.
Ondo State police arrested 13 suspects linked to a violent attack on an All Progressives Congress ward congress in Idanre that killed two people and injured three others. The raids followed orders from Commissioner Adebowale Lawal after the February 18 clash.
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down former President Donald Trump's global tariffs in a 6-3 ruling Friday, delivering a major defeat to his trade agenda. Indian-origin lawyer Neal Katyal argued the winning case for small businesses challenging the policy.
A joint parliamentary delegation inspected flood-ravaged areas in Limpopo and Mpumalanga in early February, uncovering washed-out roads, breached bridges and homes built on floodplains. Officials called for immediate relocation plans and stricter land-use enforcement to curb future climate disasters.
Police in Jaipur declared Friday that a medical report confirmed a bovine head found hanging in Ashokpura was a dummy with no bones inside. The finding came amid accusations of a cover-up in the calf beheading controversy.
A White House official clarified that President Donald Trump's new 10% global tariff order resets duties to that baseline level for major trading partners including India, the European Union and Japan. The move follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down Trump's prior reciprocal tariffs as unlawful.
The United States has terminated tariffs on products from 185 countries and territories, along with duties targeting China, Mexico, Canada and nations buying Venezuelan oil or dealing with Iran. The White House announced the move on February 21, following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down the use of emergency powers for such measures.
President Donald Trump announced plans for a new 10 percent global tariff via executive order during a White House press conference Friday. He signaled rates could rise even higher, brushing off a recent Supreme Court decision limiting some of his trade powers.
The Coalition for Good Governance pressed the African Democratic Congress on Thursday to reserve its 2027 presidential ticket for a southern Nigerian candidate. Group leaders warned that ignoring the zoning principle risks fracturing party unity and dimming opposition chances against the ruling party.
Bengaluru Central Crime Branch officers arrested RTI activist Snehamayi Krishna on charges of spreading a fake audio clip and manipulated online content to defame former MUDA Commissioner DB Natesh. The arrest came after Natesh filed a complaint on February 18.
South Korea's government warned Saturday that uncertainties over its exports to the United States have intensified following a U.S. Supreme Court decision invalidating President Donald Trump's global tariffs. The ruling declared the tariffs unlawful under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that President Donald Trump exceeded his authority by imposing global tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. In a 6-3 decision, the court invalidated the measures, prompting Trump to issue a new executive order for 10% tariffs on all countries effective Tuesday.
The White House exempted Mexico and Canada from a new 10% tariff on foreign goods announced by President Trump, preserving key USMCA trade benefits. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that struck down many of Trump's prior tariffs, though the president warned of potential changes to the tripartite trade pact.
Northcote College in Auckland will remain closed next week to demolish a fire-damaged building containing asbestos cladding. The decision prioritizes student and staff safety after Saturday's blaze.