Max and Stacy from RT’s Keiser Report delve into the anti-trust plans unveiled by Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren, which they say may finally bring real competition to the US’ monopolies-dominated economy. Last week, the Massachusetts senator said she wants to break up and regulate companies that “bulldozed competition,” referring to Silicon Valley tech giants
OTTAWA — Indigenous parliamentarians say Jody Wilson-Raybould’s controversial exit from the cabinet doesn’t signal the end of reconciliation efforts between the federal government and Indigenous Peoples. But they say her departure is a sign of how much work there is still to do. “Even though some will see this as a threat to the promise
Zimbabwe is on a three-day nationwide strike and protests are erupting in the streets after the government of the southern African country doubled fuel prices, making gasoline sold in Zimbabwe the most expensive in the world. Zimbabwe is in the midst of an economic crisis and a shortage of foreign exchange, which has led to
Japan’s Nikkei 225 and Topix indices have both tumbled by roughly 5 percent to a 20-month low after US markets suffered their worst Christmas Eve crash on record. On the heels of the US markets crash, Nikkei 225, which has been slowly sliding downward over the past weeks, dropped sharply to 19,144 on open Tuesday,
OKLAHOMA CITY — USA Softball, the National Governing Body of Softball in the United States, announced the remaining finalists for the 2018 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year. The USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award, which is considered the most prestigious honor in Division I women’s collegiate softball, recognizes the outstanding athletic
TORONTO — Ontario’s school boards will need a lot more money than what’s being offered by the provincial government if students with autism are going to reach their potential, an official said Wednesday. “I can guarantee you, there will be a need,” for more funding, Cathy Abraham, president of the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association,
TORONTO — Fifteen overdose-prevention sites across Ontario have been approved for operation under a new model, the provincial government announced Friday in a decision critics called a disaster because six previously licenced sites weren’t given the green light. The government said at least three existing sites that weren’t approved would start winding down while three
Russia’s sovereign wealth fund and its partners are planning to increase investments in Serbia, with $500 million likely to be added in the next two years. Current Russian investments in the country total $4 billion. That’s according to the head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), Kirill Dmitriev, who arrived in Serbia on Thursday
CHICAGO – Keynote speaker Holly Rowe knocked it out of the ballpark with her opening address to over 1,600 registered attendees at the 2018 NFCA National Convention held at the Sheraton Grand Chicago on Wednesday evening. Nobody moved a muscle during Rowe’s emotional and passionate speech which touched on being genuine, having a purpose, her
CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — A man who survived New Zealand’s mosque attacks told a crowd of about 20,000 people on Friday that he forgives the terrorist who killed his wife and 49 others. Farid Ahmed was speaking at a national remembrance service held in Christchurch to commemorate those who died in the attacks two weeks