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Ukrainian and U.S. officials have signed a joint economic investment deal that includes granting the U.S. access to Ukrainian rare earths minerals, the Treasury Department announced Wednesday.A Treasury Department press release said the two countries have agreed to establish a “United States-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund,” referring to it as an “economic partnership.” The statement did not include more detail about the agreement.Yulia Svyrydenko, Ukraine’s economic development minister, confirmed that she signed the deal. In a series of posts on X written in Ukrainian, she described it as a 50/50 partnership between the U.S. and Ukraine that includes development of mineral, oil and…
Shalela Dowdy is one of the Black voters who sued Alabama to get a more accurate representation in Congress. She was photographed in Mobile in 2024. Emily Kask for NPR hide caption toggle caption Emily Kask for NPR MOBILE, Ala. — Shalela Dowdy is one of the Black voters who successfully sued Alabama to have a bigger voice in Congress. “It’s about fair representation,” she says sitting on a park bench beneath a sprawling canopy of live oak trees in downtown Mobile’s historic Bienville Square. “It’s about just making sure you have someone that cares about your community,” Dowdy says.…
Seated at the head of a large conference table inside the West Wing’s Roosevelt Room on Wednesday afternoon, Elon Musk, dressed in his signature T-shirt and blazer, ducked the question of whether his Department of Government Efficiency would meet his pledge of slashing $1 trillion from the federal budget.“I think it’s possible to do that, but it’s a long road to go, and, you know, it’s really difficult,” he said of the trillion-dollar goal. “It’s sort of, how much pain is, you know, are the cabinet and is Congress willing to take? Because it can be done, but it requires…
A group of students accused of being involved in an apparent hazing scheme in upstate New York have turned themselves in after they were given 48 hours to do so or else face kidnapping charges for the incident, which authorities say targeted younger members of the Westhill High School boys lacrosse team. Eleven students who allegedly played a part in the event turned themselves in on Wednesday, Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick said. The district attorney previously told CBS News that the deadline for the perpetrators to turn themselves in was “close of business Thursday.””This is criminal activity, and this…
Politics / April 30, 2025 The new order effectively allows police to get away with murder. And that’s just the beginning. Ad Policy Donald Trump displays a signed executive order in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC.(Samuel Corum / Sipa / Bloomberg via Getty Images) Holding police officers accountable when they commit crimes or violate the constitutional rights of those they’re allegedly here to “serve and protect” is one of the most difficult things to do in law. The police are protected by powerful, well-funded, and well-lawyered unions. They are protected by the judicial doctrine of…
Let’s take a look at the latest news out of Macon County, Ala.“A two-vehicle crash occurred at approximately 11:50 a.m. on Tuesday, April 29.”OK, not much to see there. Guess it’s worth finishing the sentence though.“Involving a kangaroo.”Ding. Ding. Ding.Yes, that was a kangaroo on Interstate 85 between the cities of Auburn and Tuskegee on Tuesday.Video taken from a vehicle just behind the ’roo shows it hopping along the left side of the road accompanied by an understandable “What the … ?” from an occupant of the car. The kangaroo smoothly crosses the road and continues hopping on the right…
Former Vice President Kamala Harris made her highly anticipated return to the public stage Wednesday in San Francisco, delivering her first major speech since losing the 2024 presidential election to President Trump in the city where her political rise began.Harris gave the keynote address at the 20th anniversary gala for Emerge America, an organization that assists Democratic women in running for office.In her speech, which comes on the heels of Mr. Trump’s 100th day in office, Harris took aim at her former opponent, saying that “instead of an administration working to advance America’s highest ideals, we are witnessing the wholesale abandonment…
The United States will share future revenues from Ukraine’s mineral reserves under a deal announced by the Trump administration on Wednesday that creates a joint investment fund between the countries.The agreement comes after months of fraught negotiations as the United States tries to broker an end to Ukraine’s three-year war with Russia. It is intended to give President Trump a personal stake in the country’s fate while addressing his concerns that the United States has provided Kyiv with a blank check to try to withstand Russia’s invasion.“This agreement signals clearly to Russia that the Trump administration is committed to a…
For the first 100 days of President Trump’s new term, Kamala Harris drifted into the recesses of political defeat back home in Los Angeles. She mulled her thoughts and pondered whether to run for California governor but, noticeably, said little about the president.It wasn’t until Wednesday night that the former vice president waded back into the conversation with an affirmation of Democratic frustrations, in a speech that her camp had billed as her most extensive remarks since leaving Washington after losing her bid for the White House.The nation, she warned, was at risk of a constitutional crisis if the courts…
4/30: CBS Evening News – CBS News Watch CBS News Why the U.S. economy shrank in the first quarter; Looking back at the fall of Saigon 50 years later Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On Source link