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US pauses $450M aid for Burkina Faso over president's ouster

A U.S. government agency is pausing $450 million in assistance to the West African nation of Burkina Faso, where mutinous soldiers overthrew the democratically elected president last week

The Independent UK

U.S. Soccer’s commitment to playing a qualifier outside in Minnesota remains so dumb

Move the game inside.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Study faults U.S. military on civilian casualties; Pentagon plans review

A study by the RAND Corporation think-tank released on Thursday faulted the U.S. military for "considerable weaknesses" and inconsistencies in its review of allegations of civilian casualties, and the Pentagon announced a broad review.

Reuters

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Biden nominates associate state Attorney General Vanessa Avery as Connecticut’s first Black female US attorney

HARTFORD, Conn. — President Joe Biden has nominated associate state Attorney General Vanessa Avery to be Connecticut’s next U.S. attorney, the state’s top federal law enforcement officer.

Tribune News Service

Blink Charging Partners With Bridgestone Retail Operations To Deploy 50 EV Charging Stations

Blink Charging Co (NASDAQ:BLNK) will deploy 50 Blink IQ 200 charging stations at 25 Firestone Complete Auto Care and Wheel Works stores, in cooperation with Bridgestone Retail Operations (BSRO), a subsidiary of Bridgestone Americas. Each of the 25 locations will deploy a dual-port Blink IQ 200 fast level 2 charging station. Pilot locations…

Benzinga

Commentary: US airstrikes are recklessly legitimizing a new kind of war

For years, critics have sounded the alarm on targeted airstrike campaigns carried out by the U.S. Now, investigations published in December by The New York Times reveal how a secret U.S. air campaign against the Islamic State was riddled with imprecise targeting and flawed intelligence — further proof of a…

Los Angeles Times

Opinion: China’s Factories Are Still Indispensable to the U.S.

Demand for Chinese goods will remain strong in 2022 due to weak manufacturing recovery, inflationary pressure, and continuing economic uncertainty in the U.S. due to fresh Covid outbreaks

Caixin Global

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Human smuggling suspect from Florida released without bond

A Florida man arrested for human smuggling after the bodies of four people were found near the Canada and U.S. border during a blizzard has been released from jail without having to pay bond

The Independent UK

Assange can ask UK Supreme Court to appeal extradition

Julian Assange can go to the U.K. Supreme Court to ask for an appeal over the decision to extradite him to the U.S to face espionage charges, London judges ruled.

Tribune News Service

Syria Kurdish forces close in on IS-controlled prison wing

U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish forces and a war monitor say fighters have begun closing in on the last wing of a prison in northeastern Syria that has been controlled by militants for days

The Independent UK

Assange granted appeal in UK to fight extradition to US

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s battle to avoid extradition to the U.S. will go to Britain’s Supreme Court after he was granted the right to appeal a lower court ruling

The Independent UK

China accuses U.S., Japan of smearing it 'baselessly'

Beijing has issued a strongly-worded complaint to the United States and Japan for "baselessly" attacking China at a virtual meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said on Monday.

Reuters

State Department orders evacuation of U.S. diplomats' families from Ukraine

The move underscores U.S. fears that a Russian invasion could destabilize Ukraine.

Axios

Ukraine crisis: what next after the Blinken-Lavrov talks?

Here is a snapshot of what to look out for next in the Ukraine crisis after the latest U.S.-Russia talks produced - as expected - no breakthrough.

Reuters

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Family of four, believed to be Indians, frozen to death along U.S.-Canada border

U.S. officials say the family, including an infant, were thought to have been attempting to cross into the US

The Street

HSBC Turns Neutral on U.S. Stocks Amid Economic Concerns

HSBC strategist Max Kettner is worried about slowing growth, rising bond yields and Federal Reserve tightening.

Chicago Sun-Times

Before pullout from Afghanistan, U.S. watchdog warned Afghan air force would collapse

Months before President Joe Biden announced the end to America’s longest war, a classified, year-old watchdog report warned that the Afghan air force would collapse without U.S. aid, training and American maintenance.

Reason

Two Years Into the Pandemic, the U.S. Is Still Struggling To Issue Visas

The government has had ample time to figure out how to provide standard visa services in the face of COVID-19, but it’s come up short.

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The Street

Alibaba's U.S. Cloud Business Could Pose Cybersecurity Risk, Probe Says

Alibaba could provide Chinese officials personal data stored on its servers, according to U.S. investigators.

StockNews.com

2 Emerging Market Stocks to Buy as the Dollar Weakens

The U.S. dollar slid to a two-month low last week as data revealed that consumer prices in the United States rose more than expected in December. However, the weakening greenback could help emerging markets outperform in the near term. So, we believe it may be prudent now to invest in…

The Independent UK

Before pullout, watchdog warned of Afghan air force collapse

A year-old report by Washington's Afghanistan watchdog has now been declassified and shows that it warned back in early 2021 that the Afghan air force would collapse without critical U.S. aid and training

Tribune News Service

Klobuchar, other US senators vow solidarity with Ukraine amid growing threats of attack

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota U.S Sen. Amy Klobuchar traveled with a bipartisan delegation of senators to Ukraine on Monday to show solidarity with the country as the threat of a Russian invasion looms.

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