“It was just so powerful.” I’m waiting in line for a greasy burrito at Taco Bell after leaving the Donald Trump rally in Salem, Virginia, and the positive reviews from his ardent supporters are inescapable. I overhear a group bonding over their support for the former – and perhaps future – president, who just delivered…
Looking for amazing veterans day messages? Veterans Day is when the trees are ablaze with vibrant and glorious hues honoring Veterans who have fought for our country. It’s also an opportunity for small businesses to show their appreciation to all the Veterans by sending out a message of thanks. This article will reveal 22 Veterans…
Remote working is flourishing. The latest remote work statistics prove that small businesses are increasingly hiring remote employees, and employees are loving working remotely. What does the future hold for remote working? Does flexible work arrangements increase productivity, or does remote working reduce greenhouse gas emissions? To find answers to questions like these, we have…
11/3: Face the Nation – CBS News Watch CBS News As the 2024 presidential campaign enters the last few days, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida and Democratic Sen. Catherine Coretz Masto of Nevada join “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.” Plus, CBS News director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto joins with the latest…
Kemi Badenoch has made her first senior appointment as the new Conservative Party leader. It is understood that Dame Rebecca Harris, MP for the Essex constituency of Castle Point, will be the party’s chief whip – replacing Stuart Andrew. Mr Andrew wrote on the X social media platform: “It has been an honour and a…
Police in South Africa have forced 540 illegal miners out of an abandoned mine shaft and arrested them. Earlier this week, security forces blocked deliveries of food and water to the miners in a bid to push them out of the mine. The miners experienced “starvation and dehydration” and were forced to resurface, police say….
By Patrick Tooher Updated: 16:28 GMT, 3 November 2024 Donald Trump may not like it, but the US stock market does better under a Democratic president. However, staying invested no matter who is in the White House reaps the biggest rewards of all, new research shows. With the US presidential race too close to call,…
Lower paid women will be worst hit by Rachel Reeves’ National Insurance tax grab, economists have said. The Chancellor raised National Insurance contributions for employers from 13.8 percent to 15 percent, and also reduced the threshold at which businesses start to pay it, meaning any employee earning more than £5,000 will require contributions from their…
Canada has a lot to feel anxious about as the U.S. presidential election draws to a close, but a former diplomat between the two countries says he’s particularly worried about “chaos” after the vote — including the “fairly high” potential for violence. David MacNaughton, who served as Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. from 2016 to…
Canada’s defence spending shortfalls are having a real impact on the Canadian Armed Forces, a former military leader says, and revelations about “significant” errors in the government’s plan to increase that spending means those issues may continue longer than promised. Retired general Tom Lawson, who served as chief of the defence staff from 2012 to…
