(Reuters) -The 911 system for emergency calls in Massachusetts went down for about an hour on Tuesday as the region sweltered under a punishing heat wave.
The outage left residents briefly unable to call 911 for police, fire or ambulance assistance even as temperatures soared into the 90s Fahrenheit and as officials issued heat advisories or warnings.
"The Massachusetts 911 system has been restored. The public may now resume calling 911 for... (continue reading...)
By Gram Slattery
RACINE, Wisconsin (Reuters) - Donald Trump holds a rally in Racine, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, where he will slam Democratic President Joe Biden's handling of the economy, even as a major local factory that Trump broke ground on six years ago has proven to be a flop.
The Republican former president was in this largely working-class, lakeside city in 2018 to celebrate what was expected to be a $10 billion investment by... (continue reading...)
By Renee Hickman
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Bayer's Preceon variety of short stature corn has been shown to withstand up to 75 mph winds (120 kph) in some trials, the company said on Tuesday, but could not withstand winds over 100 mph.
That means the corn could still be damaged by extreme weather such as the derecho storm that hit the heart of the Corn Belt in August 2020, causing $11 billion of damage, according to National Oceanic and... (continue reading...)
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden announced a new program Tuesday that would provide a path to citizenship to some 500,000 people who have been in the country for a decade or more, and are married to United States citizens.
The election-year announcement was quickly denounced by his Republican opponent Donald Trump. It was heralded by pro-immigration groups and Democratic members of Congress.
Here are some reactions:
... (continue reading...)(Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said on Tuesday it had referred a complaint to the Justice Department against the social media platform TikTok and its parent company ByteDance over potential violations of the Children's Online Privacy Act.
In March, a source told Reuters the FTC could resolve a probe into TikTok over allegedly faulty privacy and data security practices by either filing suit or reaching a settlement.
"The... (continue reading...)
More Reuters
View Older Stories-
Amazon aggregator Thrasio emerges from bankruptcy, appoints new CEO
-
Houthis believed to have sunk second ship in the Red Sea, UKMTO says
-
J&J hit with new class action over talc seeking medical monitoring for cancer
-
Ford tests shipping cars from Mexico's Guaymas port to cut logistics costs
-
AI fever drives Nvidia’s rise to world’s most valuable company
-
Argentina posts largest monthly primary surplus yet under Milei
-
Huge tech ETF set to buy $10 billion in Nvidia shares
-
Microsoft to buy 8 million carbon credits from BTG Pactual in largest-ever sale
-
Billionaire UK political donor switches allegiance to back Labour
-
Ship manager calls on Houthis to free Galaxy Leader crew
-
Mexico's Sheinbaum says Indigenous rights a priority for constitutional reforms
-
Sudan and UAE clash at UN Security Council over Sudan civil war
-
Fed can be 'patient,' needs more good inflation data: Logan
-
US says Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel used group tied to Chinese underground banking
-
CBO projects FY 2024 US deficit to jump to $1.9 trln amid higher outlays
-
Dutchman Mark Rutte, longtime Putin critic, set to lead NATO alliance
-
New Jersey fines Walmart over in-store pricing practices
-
Russia's Putin arrives in North Korea, Interfax reports
-
Meta must face Australian billionaire Forrest's US lawsuit over scam Facebook crypto ads
-
LatAm allocation a 'must' for portfolios, UBS EM Americas CIO says
-
Nvidia becomes world's most valuable company
-
Exclusive-Regulatory concerns stopped Julius Baer, EFG takeover talks, sources say
-
Fed's Musalem signals wary approach to cutting rates in debut speech
-
Italian PM Meloni's 'mother of all reforms' gets first OK in parliament
-
"Encouraged" by recent data, Fed's Kugler eyes rate cut later this year
-
NATO worried Russia may support North Korea's missile and nuclear programs
-
Nvidia eclipses Microsoft as world's most valuable company
-
US House ethics panel expands investigation of Rep. Matt Gaetz
-
US heat wave sets records in central, northeast states
-
San Diego Diocese files for bankruptcy after 457 sex abuse claims
-
Iran prisoner says Sweden left him behind in jail, daily Expressen reports
-
HPE CEO unveils 'simple' AI hardware aimed to help businesses
-
Senator says US needs to 'up our game' on tracking Chinese tech efforts
-
Apple suspends work on next high-end headset, to focus on cheaper model, the Information reports
-
US imposes sanctions targeting Bosnian Serb leader Dodik's network of firms
-
Ukraine investigates suspected beheading of soldier by Russia, prosecutors say
-
Boeing Starliner's return to Earth pushed to June 26
-
Dutchman Rutte to be NATO's new secretary-general, Dutch news outlet NOS reports citing sources
-
US lawmakers seek to reduce China's dominance of critical mineral supplies
-
Hungarian opposition party to join European Parliament's centre-right bloc
-
EU will help finance Poland's border security, says Tusk
-
Tesla must face owners' lawsuit claiming it monopolizes vehicle repairs and parts
-
AI search startup Genspark raises $60 million in seed round to challenge Google
-
Fed's policy patience warranted amid still-high inflation, Collins says
-
So close to death: NGO captain recounts migrant sea rescue
-
Turk jailed pending trial in Greece over gun attack at supermarket
-
UniCredit CEO says digital euro "very good" plan if banks fully involved
-
Greece to set up its first sovereign wealth fund, reform posting, bus services
-
Fisker's ride from Tesla competitor to bankruptcy
-
Ford plans further job cuts in Europe, German works council says