Peter Costello stands down as Nine chair days after airport altercation with The Australian journalist

Peter Costello stands down as Nine chair days after airport altercation with The Australian journalist

Embattled Nine Entertainment chairman Peter Costello has resigned suddenly, two days after being involved in an altercation with a journalist. The ASX-listed media group said on Sunday he had been succeeded by his deputy Catherine West. His resignation came after a long meeting of the Nine Entertainment (NEC) board on Friday night. Know the news … Read more

Alvin Bragg Agrees To Testify Before Congress After Historic Trump Guilty Verdict

Alvin Bragg Agrees To Testify Before Congress After Historic Trump Guilty Verdict

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has tentatively agreed to testify before Congress after his office secured a historic guilty verdict against former President Donald Trump. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan sent a letter asking for Bragg’s testimony May 31, the day after a New York jury found Trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying … Read more

Ottawa to invest over $110M in new anti-racism strategy – National

Ottawa to invest over 0M in new anti-racism strategy – National

The federal government is investing $110.4 million in an anti-racism and discrimination strategy, Canada’s minister of diversity, inclusion and persons with disabilities Kamal Khera announced Saturday. Khera said at a press conference the funds will support “hundreds” of projects and change the lives of “thousands” of Canadians. “The strategy incorporates the voices and lived experiences … Read more

Federal court rejects review bid for renewing licences for B.C. fish farms

Federal court rejects review bid for renewing licences for B.C. fish farms

A federal court has rejected a bid by two First Nations and salmon farm operators to review Ottawa’s decision to not renew licences for 15 open-net Atlantic salmon farms in the waters off British Columbia. The written ruling from Judge Paul Favel says former fisheries minister Joyce Murray’s February 2023 decision not to renew the … Read more

Judge Orders UC Grad Students To Halt 6-Campus Strike

Judge Orders UC Grad Students To Halt 6-Campus Strike

A state judge has ordered graduate student workers at the University of California to temporarily stop their strike at six campuses across the system, delivering a win to UC regents in their legal effort to force strikers back to work. Both the university system and the academic workers’ union, United Auto Workers Local 4811, said … Read more

DOJ settles CityMD Covid fraud allegations for $12 million

DOJ settles CityMD Covid fraud allegations for  million

People wait in in a queue to enter CityMD, a health clinic that offers coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing, on the Upper West Side as the Omicron coronavirus variant continues to spread in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., December 19, 2021. Andrew Kelly | Reuters Walgreens-backed CityMD will pay $12.04 million to settle Covid fraud allegations … Read more

Biden To Visit Cemetery Five Years After Trump Refused To Honor ‘Suckers’ And ‘Losers’

Biden To Visit Cemetery Five Years After Trump Refused To Honor ‘Suckers’ And ‘Losers’

President Joe Biden on Sunday is set to visit the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery, the burial place for 1,800 U.S. Marines, whom Donald Trump famously called “suckers” and “losers” and had refused to honor with a visit in 2018 because it had been raining. Trump, president at the time, had been scheduled to visit the cemetery … Read more