Monthly Archive: March 2018

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HOSPERS, Iowa — In Sioux County, where swine barns interrupt the vast landscape of corn-stubbled fields, exports of meat, grain and machinery fuel the local economy. And there’s a palpable sense of unease that new Chinese tariffs pushed by President Donald Trump — who received more than 80 per cent of the vote here in […]

LOS ANGELES — The owner of a Canadian telemarketing operation has been convicted of mail and wire fraud for orchestrating a scheme that prosecutors say defrauded at least 60,000 people out of more than $18 million. The U.S. attorney’s office in Los Angeles says a jury found Mark Eldon Wilson of Vancouver guilty on Thursday […]

Gaza protests: 17 Palestinians killed in confrontations with Israeli forces  CNN Israeli forces kill 16 Palestinians in Gaza border protests: Gaza medics  Reuters Palestinians Killed in Clashes With Israeli Army at Gaza Border  Bloomberg The death of...

Trump Advisers Urge Tougher Russia Policy After Expulsions  New York Times How Trump got to ‘yes’ on the biggest purge of Russian spies in US history  Washington Post Russia, in spy rift riposte, expels 59 diplomats...

Trump Orders State Dept. to Suspend Funds for Syria Recovery  New York Times Trump freezing Syria funds in signal of US pullback, report says  Fox News West Wing surprised by Trump’s unscripted Syria comment  ABC News On...

Alton Sterling shooting: Baton Rouge officer fired as graphic body camera footage released  USA TODAY Baton Rouge Officer Is Fired in Alton Sterling Case; Another Is Suspended  New York Times Police Chief Releases New, Graphic Videos...

Stephon Clark Was Shot 8 Times Primarily in His Back, Family-Ordered Autopsy Finds  New York Times Stephon Clark was shot 7 times from behind, private autopsy finds  NBCNews.com Stephon Clark shot 8 times, mostly in back,...

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Green Party says it does not believe its members’ personal information was stolen, after the party worked with a Victoria-based tech company that’s mired in an international privacy scandal. Executive director Laura Lavin says the Greens contracted AggregateIQ between January and August 2016 to create a new voter database. She says […]

BILLINGS, Mont. — The head of an Idaho mining company says Montana officials appear to be trying to delay two mines proposed beneath a wilderness area, designating him a “bad actor” because of past pollution. Hecla Mining President Phillips S. Baker, Jr. told The Associated Press Friday the designation was unwarranted during his first public […]