Weary but relieved, European Union leaders finally clinched a deal on an unprecedented 1.8 trillion euro ($2.8 trillion Cdn) budget and coronavirus recovery fund early Tuesday, somehow finding unity after four days and nights of fighting and wrangling over money and power in one of their longest summits ever.
Weary European Union leaders finally were closing in on an unprecedented 1.82 trillion euro ($2.82 trillion Cdn) budget and coronavirus recovery fund early Tuesday, somehow finding unity after four days and as many nights of wrangling over money and power in one of their longest summits ever.
Fans get to vote on five spectacular spills that took place in January and February.
St. Louis' top prosecutor on Monday charged a white husband and wife with felony unlawful use of a weapon for displaying guns during a racial injustice protest outside their mansion.
A self-described 'anti-feminist' lawyer found dead in the Catskills of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound is being investigated as the possible gunman in the shooting of a federal judge's family in New Jersey, officials say.
Amber Heard has begun giving testimony at Britain's High Court against ex-husband Johnny Depp, who she has accused of abusing her both physically and verbally during their tempestuous relationship.
U.S. security officials have defended the federal crackdown on anti-racism protests in Portland, Ore., and across the country, including the use of unmarked cars and unidentified officers in camouflage.
The U.K. says it will make changes to its extradition treaty with Hong Kong, after China imposed a tough national security law.
Top Republicans in Congress are expected to meet Monday with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on the next COVID-19 aid package, while in Brussels, European Union leaders were heading into a fourth day of talks over a coronavirus recovery package. Here's what's happening around the world.
Australia is scrutinizing the popular Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok for any risks it may pose to users around potential foreign interference and data privacy issues, government sources told Reuters.
European Union leaders temporarily broke up their summit at dawn on the fourth day of acrimonious haggling over an unprecedented 1.85 trillion-euro ($2.8 trillion Cdn) EU budget and coronavirus recovery fund to tackle the crisis. They committed to pick up the fight again later Monday.
Experts in France under the supervision of Iranian investigators are expected to start the long-awaited download of Flight PS752’s black boxes on Monday, while countries including Canada will likely watch virtually from the sidelines in Paris.
