Well, Brussels just locked down €210 billion of Russian Central Bank cash. Most of it sits right here in Belgium, in Euroclear. Think of it as the world’s most nervous piggy bank. Until now, keeping ...

The price of a barrel of Brent Crude oil was north of $66 on Friday morning. Oil traders have been keeping a close eye on the international benchmark in the wake of the sanctions President Donald ...

The Orlando Magic are expected to be real contenders in the Eastern Conference this season. They're led by a new big three with the addition of Desmond Bane to the dynamic duo of Paolo Banchero and ...

The latest U.S. and European Union sanctions targeting two of Russia’s biggest oil producers may succeed in reducing the country’s ability to generate revenue for its war with Ukraine — but they also ...

At an asylum seeker camp in Reynosa, Mexico, a makeshift school had been set up inside a church to bring some sense of normalcy to families displaced by violence, poverty, or political upheaval.

Estonia's latest accusations that Russia is conducting provocations near the Baltic state shows how much the NATO member is in the crosshairs of Moscow’s expansionist aspirations, political scientist ...

Russian musician is jailed for 13 days after playing banned song in St Petersburg. 18-year-old student Diana Loginova was arrested after her performance of the popular song 'Swan Lake Cooperative' by ...

French President Emmanuel Macron’s latest political gamble is bordering on insanity: Trying the same thing but expecting different results. Sebastien Lecornu, the prime minister whose government broke ...

A judge set bond at $1 million for a man charged in the shooting death of a woman in Winton Hills.It happened on Sunday when Cincinnati police say they responded to Kings Run Court around 10:45 p.m., ...

CINCINNATI — A man is being held in the Hamilton County Justice Center on a $1 million bond after prosecutors said he shot a woman in the chest during a card game in Winton Hills. The shooting ...

(via PBS Terra) Just as hurricane season ramps up, severe budget cuts, layoffs, and now a government shutdown threaten NOAA’s ability to forecast these deadly storms. Meanwhile, hurricanes are ...