The chief lawyer leading the defense for Nissan's disgraced former chairman Carlos Ghosn just quit and no one knows why
No one knows why the chief lawyer leading the defense of Nissan ex-chairman Ghosn quit.
Christian Edwards
Former associate global news editor
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New Zealand appears to have become the latest Western country to bring down the silent wrath of Beijing
New Zealand appears to be the latest to enrage China, with its PM left out in the cold, a flight turned back in midair, and a big tourism deal off.
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An ex-White House comms staffer is suing Trump, accusing him of using his campaign to go after former employees
"Team of Vipers" author and former White house aide Cliff Sims is suing the office of US President Donald Trump.
Rep. Omar suggests GOP politicians take pro-Israeli stance for money
The Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar took aim at a prominent pro-Israel lobby group and the GOP, inviting widespread accusations of anti-Semitism.
Lauren Sanchez's brother is apparently the one who gave the National Enquirer Jeff Bezos' private texts, report claims
The Daily Beast cites unnamed sources who say Michael Sanchez, the brother of Jeff Bezos' mistress, Lauren Sanchez, leaked the couple’s private texts.
Fresh White House schedule leaks are flowing unabated despite ongoing hunt for culprit
New White House leaks of President Donald Trump's schedule land as hunt continues for the source.
Now Britain is reportedly the latest to make Huawei pay for its suspect technology
The UK will ban Huawei from any involvement in its future tech projects, according to The Sun.
Trump announced Hanoi as the next site for nuclear summit with Pyongyang's Kim Jong Un. He's now predicting North Korea will emerge as an 'economic powerhouse'
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Accused Russian spy Marina Butina wants 14 more days to square her account with US investigators
Marina Butina, the Kremlin operative who breached the NRA, needs two more weeks to finish telling her story to US investigators ahead of sentencing.
Paris recalled its ambassador to Rome amid historic dispute between the French and Italian governments
It turns out the French and Italians are having their ugliest dispute since World War 2.
The Chinese movie box office smashed a single-day record as audiences flocked to celebrate the Chinese New Year
Film and television entertainment had its best one-day showing in terms of box-office sales on China's Lunar New Year's Day.
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Embattled Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam reportedly considered leaving the Democratic Party amid fallout over yearbook photo scandal
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam almost left the Democratic Party to govern independently after a 'blackface' scandal. The Washington Post says he will not
Members of Congress sang 'Happy Birthday' to a 81-year-old Holocaust survivor at the State of the Union
Congress just sang 'Happy Birthday' to a Holocaust and Tree of Life massacre survivor in the middle of the State of the Union address.
Australia is blocking a billionaire political donor from returning to the country over long-held fears he may be a Chinese influence agent
Australia has rejected the citizenship application of a Chinese billionaire and canceled his visa on suspicion of being a Chinese influence agent.
China's 'soybean diplomacy' may delight Trump, but US soybean farmers are far less optimistic
More soybean diplomacy from China is intended to surprise — and please — President Donald Trump, but there's not much to encourage US soybean farmers.
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Lawyer signals that the legal battle with the US over the fate of the Huawei CFO will be a political one
Lawyers's for Huawei's Meng told Canada's Globe and Mai that her case and Us plans for her extradition are "remarkably," political.