Category: United States

Oct. 5 By Gram Slattery and Jonathan Allen Rome is working closely with the European Commission to press the United States to reconsider an additional anti-dumping tariff on pasta imports which would effectively double their price, the Italian foreign ministry said. The decision to impose…

Oct. 3 By Gram Slattery and Jonathan Allen U.S. President Donald Trump has directed his team to review federal aid to Portland, Oregon, that can be cut as his anger with the city’s anti-government and anti-fascism protesters mounts, the White House said on Friday. “We…

Oct. 2 By Michael Holden Prince William has said protecting his family was the most important thing for him when his wife Kate and father King Charles became ill, and revealed that he will seek to modernise the monarchy when he becomes sovereign. Speaking to…

Oct. 1 By Amina Niasse UnitedHealth said it will stop offering Medicare Advantage plans in 109 U.S. counties in 2026, impacting 180,000 members, as the company balances higher costs with reimbursement pressure in the insurance program. “The combination of (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services)…

Sept. 21 By Sabine Siebold and Christoph Steitz Some of Europe’s biggest airports battled to restore normal operations on Sunday after hackers disrupted automatic check-in systems, with Brussels asking airlines to cancel half of Monday’s flight departures due to persistent problems. Hackers on Friday targeted…

Sept. 17 By Jody Godoy Amazon violated consumer protection law by gathering Prime subscribers’ billing information before disclosing the service’s terms, a judge ruled on Wednesday, handing the U.S. Federal Trade Commission a partial win. The ruling by U.S. District Judge John Chun in the…

Sept. 14 By Chandni Shah UnitedHealth has sought meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump, although it has not secured one yet, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday. The attempts are part of a bolstered lobbying effort in Washington, D.C., by the top U.S. health…

Sept. 12 By Douglas Gillison The suspect in custody in the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is named Tyler Robinson, two sources familiar with the investigation said on Friday.

Sept. 10 By Douglas Gillison The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warned staff on Wednesday the agency may soon need to eliminate some of its workforce because of new funding limits imposed this year by Congress, according to an email seen by Reuters. The announcement…