CPPIB makes foray into US single family developments
CPPIB makes foray into U.S. single-family developments amid housing shortage. Canada’s national pension fund struck its first partnership to build and rent out single-family homes
Meta bans all military-linked Myanmar companies
Meta Platforms Inc, formerly known as Facebook, has said it will ban all Myanmar-military controlled businesses from having a presence on its platforms over ongoing
Overwhelming evidence Smollett faked attack prosecutor
Overwhelming’ evidence Smollett faked attack, prosecutor says in closing statement. A prosecutor told jurors Wednesday that there is “overwhelming evidence” that former “Empire” actor Jussie
Sudanese women are back to the frontlines of resistance
As October’s military coup in Sudan threatens to roll back the gains made in the 2019 revolution, women are fighting once again the authoritarian regime,
Pfizer: Booster shot offers protection against Omicron
Covid-19 has infected more than 267M people and killed over 5.2M worldwide. Here are some of the latest coronavirus-related developments: Scientists don’t yet know how
Qualified immunity for police tops agenda for Illinois task
Qualified immunity for police tops agenda for Illinois task force meeting Wednesday. Legal principles that protect government officials such as police officers from liability for
Pavlich: Biden gets walloped by the courts
On Sept. 9, 2021, as the catastrophic exit from Afghanistan continued to get worse by the hour, President Biden scheduled remarks from the White House.
Russia reveals what Putin asked of Biden
In a “frank and businesslike” conversation Russian President Vladimir Putin asked his US counterpart Joe Biden for guarantees that NATO won’t expand further east or
Afghan women entrepreneurs defy Taliban curbs on women’s education
Hundreds of Afghan women have enrolled in online and in-person classes that are secretly held in several parts of the country under Project Soraya and
Rohingya refugees sue Facebook, alleging role in violence
Rohingya refugees sue Facebook, alleging role in violence. Rohingya refugees have sued Facebook parent Meta Platforms for more than $150 billion over what they say