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'Spider-Man' Who Saved Boy From Fall Starts Work With Paris Fire Brigade
Harley-Davidson moves some work from US due to tariffs
Harley-Davidson plans to shift some manufacturing of the iconic motorcycles overseas to avoid retaliatory European tariffs imposed last week, the company said Monday. The European Union hit the American motorcycles with duties of 31 percent on Friday, up from six percent, boosting the cost to EU consumers by about $ 2,200. The EU targeted the US vehicles as part of its rebuttal to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imported aluminum and steel, one aspect of his multi-front trade war.
Ten days after Trump-Kim summit, hard work is yet to begin
The landmark summit between President Donald Trump and Chairman Kim Jong Un ended with a North Korean pledge of “complete denuclearization,” but 10 days on no timetable for action has emerged. After flying back to Washington last week, seemingly giddy with success, the US leader tweeted, “There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea” — a bold claim with Kim’s arsenal still in place. Many observers were disappointed that the short statement of intent signed by the two leaders did not more clearly define denuclearization, fearing Kim plans to keep his hard-won deterrent.
Veteran flight attendant: I will not work flights with migrant children separated from their families
Hillary Clinton ridicules James Comey for reportedly using his personal email for work
Trump's personal lawyer likely to work with federal prosecutors: Sources
John Kelly Says The White House Is A 'Miserable' Place To Work: Report
Ruthie Ann Miles Returns to Work After Losing Her Unborn Baby and the Car Crash Death of Daughter
What It Was Like To Work On 'Roseanne,' According To A Writers' Assistant
A look back at the work of slain AFP photojournalist Shah Marai killed in Kabul
Agence France-Presse’s chief photographer in Kabul, Shah Marai, who was killed covering a suicide bombing on Monday, was a charismatic, courageous journalist who was dedicated to reporting on Afghanistan’s wrenching conflict. The 22-year veteran of the agency leaves behind two wives and six children, including his only daughter, born earlier this month — an event that brought him great joy and was celebrated with cake at the Kabul bureau just over a week ago. Marai’s versatility and easy camaraderie was demonstrated in a message moments before the second attack, in which he reassured an AFP video colleague who was stuck in traffic and could not reach the scene.
