Foreign Workers Say They Were Paid Less Than $2 an Hour to Build a New US Consulate in Milan

MILAN (AP) — Foreign workers building a sprawling $350 million American Consulate in Milan were paid less than $2 an hour after being promised fair wages, according to Associated Press interviews with five former employees and a review of their employment letters and pay stubs. Italian prosecutors are investigating Montgomery, Alabama-based Caddell Construction, a major …

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Fujimori Edges Back Into Lead in Peru’s Knife-Edge Election

By Alexander Villegas and Marco Aquino LIMA, June ⁠11 (Reuters) – ⁠Conservative Keiko Fujimori retook the ⁠lead in Peru’s tight presidential race late on Wednesday ​as the remaining overseas ballots pushed her past leftist rival Roberto Sanchez. Fujimori now has ‌the slimmest of edges with ‌50.002% to Sanchez’s 49.998%, a lead of about 650 votes, …

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One Play, 4.5 Seconds and a Place in Knicks Lore

NEW YORK (AP) — For the New York Knicks, a 53-year wait for another championship might have been decided by what happened in 4 1/2 seconds. And make no mistake: Those 4 1/2 seconds will never be forgotten by the Knicks. Or by the San Antonio Spurs. The situation: Game 4 of the NBA Finals, …

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US and Iran Trade Attacks for a Second Day, Undermining Shaky Ceasefire

By Ahmed Tolba, Enas Alashray and Bo Erickson DUBAI/WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) – The United States and Iran traded air attacks on ⁠Thursday ⁠for a second straight day, with President Donald Trump vowing further ⁠strikes if Tehran does not immediately agree to a peace deal. The escalation in hostilities began earlier this week with the …

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