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How a Cookie Tin Lottery in New Zealand’s Parliament Shapes the Law
Wellington, New Zealand (AP) — In front of a silent crowd and under the watchful eye of an officiant clad in black robes, a ornamental cookie tin shakes akin to a bingo drum. Contained within: the destiny of Wellington’s waterfront redevelopment project. New Zealand ’s laws. The ceremonial lottery at Parliament Where bills are selected ... Read More
Editor’s Insight: Palestinian Clans Consider Joining Abraham Accords Post-October 7
It started with a statement that seemed less like the beginning of a diplomatic discussion and more akin to the introductory remarks at an accelerator showcase. The Economy Minister said it first. Nir Barkat — whose resume highlights two technology company exits before listing ” mayor of Jerusalem” — stepped onto the Jerusalem Post The ... Read More
New Hampshire Bakery Triumphs in Zany Donut Dispute With Local Authorities
EXPLORE FURTHER: Business proprietors with inauspiciously titled enterprises encounter repercussions A bakery proprietor from New Hampshire achieved a legal win against the local authorities who attempted to dismantle their donut artwork. Leavitt’s Country Bakery, situated in the center of the charming New England town of Conway, was instructed to remove an artwork mural from its ... Read More
Canada to Spotlight Strong US Trade Ties in Meeting With Bessett
By Promit Mukherjee BANFF, Alberta — On Wednesday, Canada’s Finance Minister stated that they would emphasize the nation’s significant trade ties with the United... Read More
G7 Finance Ministers Meet in Banff to Tackle Global Economy and Ukraine Crisis
Banff — Senior economic leaders from the G7 spent an entire day in closed meetings on Wednesday to discuss critical issues such as the... Read More
Trump Considers Making Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Public Entities Again
By Jasper Ward WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump stated on Wednesday that he plans to make a decision soon regarding the potential initial public offering of... Read More
G7 Finance Leaders Strive for Consensus Amid Tariff Tensions
By Julia Payne and Christian Kraemer BANFF, Alberta — Finance ministers from the G7 nations attempted on Wednesday to minimize conflicts arising from U.S.... Read More
Hyper-Woke Nation: Why Not a Single Canadian City Makes the Top 100 Best Places to Live in America
It came as a surprise that none of the cities in sunny California made it into the top 100 best places to live in... Read More
Judge Weighs Sanctions on Attorneys Using AI in Prison Case Filings
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., (AP)—A federal judge indicated on Wednesday that she might impose penalties on attorneys from an expensive law firm retained to represent Alabama’s... Read More
Dexus Takes Legal Action Over Disputed Stake in Melbourne Airport Development
Australia’s Dexus announced on Thursday that it has initiated legal action against the board of Australia Pacific Airports Corporation (APAC). This move comes after... Read More
Grupo Werthein Pours $40 Million Into Cutting-Edge Generative AI Startup
By Rafael Escalera Montoto – The Argentina-based investment firm Grupo Werthein introduced Illumia, a human-centric artificial intelligence service, with an initial funding of $40... Read More
Varcoe: Central Bank Chiefs Grapple with Stagflation Challenge in Banff
This week, central bank governors meeting in Banff are encountering multiple challenges, including escalating costs linked to a trade conflict and a volatile worldwide... Read More
Bipartisan Senate Move: Resolution Aims to Cement Canada-U.S. Partnership
WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, U.S. Senators presented a resolution supported by both parties aimed at acknowledging the U.S.-Canada alliance amid ongoing tensions caused by... Read More