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Russian drones and missiles target Ukraine's gas facilities Kyiv anxious about keeping population warm in cold months Zelenskiy due to meet Trump in Washington this week KYIV, Oct 16 (Reuters) - ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Ken Stoysich and his family have been butchers for more than six decades. He tells us he’s seen high beef prices hit meat counters before. “Just one time when we had the beef ...

Republican Senators are unhappy about Donald Trump’s policy proposal to import beef from Argentina. But they are not quite ready to grill him on it yet. Trump took a swipe at cattle ranchers on ...

[SINGAPORE] The Republic and Malaysia on Friday (Oct 17) announced updates on two efforts to boost energy trade: the import of 1 gigawatt (GW) of clean power from Sarawak, as well as a study into a ...

WASHINGTON — Republicans on both sides of the Capitol are publicly and privately pushing back on President Donald Trump’s idea of importing beef from Argentina, with some making direct pleas to the ...

The president wants to increase the amount of Argentine beef imports, angering cattle country, which is finally profitable after years of struggle. By Kevin Draper American ranchers, a longstanding ...

US President Donald Trump warned that the United States might retaliate against Beijing by halting purchases of cooking oil from China, following what he called an aggressive move by China to stop ...

ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE (AP) — President Donald Trump said the United States could buy Argentine beef in an attempt to bring down prices for American consumers. “We would buy some beef from Argentina,” ...

Four Auckland properties worth about $36 million have been restrained as part of a major drug case connected to the death of a young man who unknowingly drank meth-laced beer. The civil court action ...

President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imported automobiles and parts from Canada and Mexico will cost U.S.-based automakers at least US$10-billion through the end of October, a new analysis has found.