Latvian President Proposes Opposition Lawmaker as Next Prime Minister

TALLINN, May ⁠16 (Reuters) – ⁠Latvian President Edgars ⁠Rinkevics on Saturday proposed opposition lawmaker Andris ​Kulbergs as the next prime minister after Evika ‌Silina resigned. Silina said on ‌Thursday she was stepping down, ⁠triggering the ⁠collapse of her coalition just months before an ​election due in October. Kulbergs, from United List of smaller parties – …

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Tesla Raises Prices of Model Y Cars in the US

May 16 (Reuters) – ⁠Tesla ⁠raised the ⁠prices of ​its Model Y ‌cars in the ‌United ⁠States ⁠on Saturday, according to its ​website. The company increased the ​price of its Model ⁠Y ⁠premium all-wheel ⁠drive and ​Model Y premium rear-wheel ​drive ⁠by $1000 to $49,990 and $45,990 respectively. The ⁠company also raised the price of …

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Tens of Thousands March in London in Separate Immigration, Pro‑Palestinian Protests

By Yann Tessier and Marissa Davison LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) – Tens of thousands of people ⁠marched ⁠through central London on Saturday in two ⁠separate protests – one against high levels of immigration and another in support of Palestinians. Police deployed 4,000 officers, ​including reinforcements from outside the capital, and pledged “the most assertive possible …

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Austria Proves Too Good for Britain at Ice Hockey Worlds

ZURICH (AP) — Britain marked its return to the ice hockey world championship with a 5-2 loss to Austria on Saturday. The Austrians gave their opponents a taste of what they can expect at the tournament by scoring three goals inside the first 10 minutes of their opening game in Zurich. Britain answered with a …

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Nashville HBCU Fisk University Launches $900M Campus Transformation — With a Data Center

Fisk University President Agenia Clark on Thursday announced a $900 million plan to remake the historically Black university’s North Nashville campus, complete with a 100,000-square-foot data and technology center. Details remain limited as the 160-year-old university, once home to civil rights luminaries like John Lewis and Ida B. Wells, embarks on the project, dubbed Quantum …

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FAA Cuts Target for Air Traffic Control Staffing

WASHINGTON, May 15 (Reuters) – The Federal Aviation ⁠Administration ⁠said Friday it was ⁠sharply reducing its target for air traffic control staffing as it ​vowed to modernize scheduling and increase the time employees spend managing traffic. The FAA said its ‌new target is 12,563 certified ‌controllers, down from 14,633. A National Academies of Sciences report …

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One Dead in Comoros as Clashes Erupt Over Rising Fuel Prices

MORONI, May 16 – ⁠One ⁠person has been ⁠killed and five injured in clashes between ​protesters and security forces on the Comorian island of Anjouan, ‌as unrest over fuel ‌price hikes spreads across the archipelago. “The Public ⁠Prosecutor’s Office ⁠in Mutsamudu informs the public that a tragic event ​occurred today in Anjouan, in the Mpage …

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Beverly Hills 911 | Post Mortem

CBS News correspondent Tracy Smith and “48 Hours” correspondent Erin Moriarty discuss the case of 67-year-old Violet Yacobi, who was found dead by her children in her Beverly Hills mansion.