Author: PBS News
Flooding occurred in several northern and central provinces of Vietnam, where seven people died, one was missing and 34 were injured, state media reported. In neighboring Thailand, heavy rain Tuesday evening into Wednesday triggered flooding in several northern provinces.Read More
Fires have been ravaging large swathes of southern Europe this month, while a prolonged and intense heatwave pushed temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius across much of the Mediterranean and the Balkans. The prolonged periods of scorching heat dried out vegetation, which had grown rapidly in countries like Spain and Portugal after a wet spring, allowing the fires to burn more intensely and spread further.Read More
Delta strengthens Bostonās role as a premier global gateway with new nonstop service to Madrid and Nice, and enhanced flights to Barcelona and MilanRead More
DAZN has acquired live rights to a wide range of U.S. college football and basketball content through a multi-year sublicensing agreement with ESPN.Read More
France, Germany and Poland leaders travel to state to back EU accession plan weeks before key election.Read More
Parcels from China that are exempt from UK import tax more than doubled in value to Ā£3bn last year.Read More
President Trump has suggested this week that wind power is the reason for rising energy bills in the UK. BBC Verify’s Ben Chu takes a look at the data.Read More
Trade lawyer Robert Glasgow weighs in on Canada-U.S. trade talks, tariff moves, PM Carney’s strategy, and when a deal might be reached.Read More
They discussed Canadaās āongoing efforts to keep communities safeā on both sides of the border, and to fight fentanyl trafficking, among other topics.Read More
Combined U.S. and Canadian cattle and hog inventory numbers were mixed when compared to a year ago. The USDA and Statistics Canada say that combined hog herd was slightly larger than this time last year at 89 million head, with a modest increase for the U.S. to 75.1 million head canceling out a 1% decrease [ā¦]Read More