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Prime Minister Mark Carney begins a two-day stop Tuesday in the Netherlands, where NATO alliance members are prepared to decide whether to more than double the defense spending target. The … Read More
City officials approved a pilot program for street vendor regulations in Charlotte’s NoDa neighborhood. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — City officials approved a pilot program Monday that will introduce new regulations for … Read More
Sprinkling crushed rock across farmlands has been a new approach to combat climate change worldwide and some projects are already selling carbon credits from it. The technique called Enhanced Rock … Read More
Western airlines risk suffering greater disruption than their Chinese rivals this summer, as the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel – compounded by US military strikes – forces most carriers … Read More
In Tuanjie Village, in the heart of Chongqing – China’s largest inland city, best known for its spicy hotpot – orange gantry cranes hoist cargo onto goods trains bound for … Read More
The Food Network also announced that it will air a special programming tribute for Burrell on Wednesday. WASHINGTON — Anne Burrell’s final appearance on “Worst Cooks in America” will air … Read More
Ralphs is set to become a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Bad Company in November. WASHINGTON — Mick Ralphs, a guitarist, singer, … Read More
China is highly unlikely to use its navy to secure the vital Strait of Hormuz if Iran threatens to close it as Middle East tensions rise, a top US analyst … Read More
Duke Energy emphasized that even small changes in energy use can help maintain normal operations and protect the grid during extreme weather conditions. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — As scorching temperatures grip … Read More
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas Monday called for what she called “a dose of realism” in its relations with China after EU foreign ministers discussed security aspects of … Read More
