Gov. DeWine to Decide How Opioid Settlement Money Should be Spent

A quarter-billion dollar decision could be made behind closed doors today at Governor DeWine’s Residence…

Massive replenishment begins to ease U.S. fuel shortages May 15, 2021
By Stephanie Kelly (Reuters) – Motorists in southeast U.S. states on Saturday continued to hunt for fuel as a massive replenishment effort took hold, helping ease shortages from a cyberattack that cut supplies from Florida to New Jersey. The six-day Colonial Pipeline shutdown was the most disruptive cyberattack on record. Widespread panic buying continued days […]
Two main contenders for Iranian president register candidacy for election May 15, 2021
(Reuters) – The two main contenders to become Iranian president, hardline judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi and former parliament speaker Ali Larijani, registered on Saturday to run in next month’s election. The June 18 election to succeed President Hassan Rouhani is seen as a test of the country’s clerical rulers. Raisi is a 60-year-old mid-ranking cleric […]
Budapest mayor launches bid to challenge Orban next year May 15, 2021
BUDAPEST (Reuters) – Budapest mayor Gergely Karacsony on Saturday announced his bid to become the prime minister candidate for Hungary’s six opposition parties which are trying to forge an alliance to take on Prime Minister Viktor Orban in national elections next year. Earlier this week, the Hungarian opposition said it would hold the country’s first […]