Por: The Boston Globe World October 27, 2022
BEIRUT (AP) — The United Nations has procured tens of millions of dollars in contracts with companies linked to Syrian government-backed individuals sanctioned for human rights abuses, according to a report by two non-governmental groups.Syria’s uprising turned civil war that started in 2011 has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced half the country’s pre-war population of 23 million. More than 80% of Syrians now live in poverty,... + full article
Associated Press USA Life October 26, 2022
ARSAL, Lebanon (AP) — Hundreds of Syrian refugees boarded a convoy of trucks laden with mattresses, blankets, water and fuel tanks — and, in one case, a goat — in the remote Lebanese mountain town of Arsal on Wednesday, heading home to Syria. Their journey is the latest... + más
U.S. Confirms Raid Against ISIS in Syria Near Syrian, Russian Frontlines | Newsweek
Syrian Official Says at Least 77 Dead in Migrant Boat Sinking | NBC 6 South Florida
ABC News USA World October 26, 2022
BEIRUT -- The United Nations has procured tens of millions of dollars in contracts with companies linked to Syrian government-backed individuals sanctioned for human rights abuses, according to a report by two non-governmental groups. Syria's uprising turned civil war that... + más
Ask Larry: Is There A Maximum Social Security Retirement Benefit Rate And If So Should I File Early? | Forbes
WHO head in Middle East 'disturbed' by abuse reported by AP | Associated Press
WPLG Local 10 USA Politics October 25, 2022
INDIANAPOLIS – A judge has thrown out a in awarding contracts worth more than $6 million to firms linked to her political supporters.The lawsuit, filed by a former top office staffer who claimed the Republican bypassed required approvals from other state agencies in awarding... + más
Judge blocks Indiana abortion ban week after it took effect | ABC News
Judge blocks Indiana abortion ban week after it took effect | The Boston Globe
Associated Press USA Health October 24, 2022
LONDON (AP) — The head of the World Health Organization’s Eastern Mediterranean region told staff in an email that he is “very disturbed” by allegations reported by The Associated Press that the U.N. health agency’s Syria director misspent millions, abused staff and... + más
Candace Owens calls Chrissy Teigen mentally disturbed over abortion story | Newsweek
Mormon leader calls abuse 'abomination' amid policy scrutiny | Associated Press
The Hill USA Politics October 20, 2022
The Treasury Department sanctioned a Russian national and two of his companies on Wednesday for allegedly transferring sensitive U.S.-based military technology to Russia. Yury Yuryevich Orekhov, and his companies Nord-Deutsche Industrieanlagenbau GmbH (NDA GmbH) and Opus... + más
U.S. cracks down on top Russian officials with new sanctions | Politico
Treasury warns against Russia's efforts to evade sanctions with cryptocurrencies | CNBC
Forbes USA Business October 17, 2022
Ask LarryEconomic Security Planning, Inc. Today's Social Security column addresses questions about whether there really are maximum retirement benefit rates, whether applying for spousal benefits would have been advantageous and how the earnings test works. Larry Kotlikoff... + más
SSA Announces New 2023 Maximum Social Security Benefit | Forbes
Ask Larry: What Happens If I Accepted A Raise In January? | Forbes
NBC News USA World October 13, 2022
HONG KONG — A superyacht linked to a Russian oligarch has produced the latest ripple of tensions between the U.S. and China after it moored in Hong Kong’s harbor. Nord, a $500 million vessel connected to sanctioned tycoon Alexey Mordashov, has been docked in the city since... + más
Taiwan becomes growing destination for Hong Kong residents looking for more freedom | ABC News
Hong Kong Refuses U.S. Calls To Seize Sanctioned Billionaire’s Docked Superyacht | Forbes
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