Cyber Monday to test limits of retailers’ websites as shoppers scour deals
U.S. shoppers who missed out on deals this past Black Friday are expected to flock to online sites Cyber Monday, testing the limits for some retailers that have been investing heavily on their e-commerce operations to stay relevant in a brutal space.
Trial to start of man charged with murder at Charlottesville rally
James Fields Jr., the man accused of killing a woman when he drove into a crowd of counterprotesters at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was due to go on trial on Monday on a charge of first-degree murder.
Supreme Court weighs antitrust dispute over Apple App Store
U.S. Supreme Court justices on Monday will take up Apple Inc’s effort to bury a lawsuit seeking damages from the company for allegedly monopolizing the market for iPhone software applications and forcing consumers to overpay.
Midwest commuters face blizzard as they head back to work
Commuters in Chicago and across the Midwest will face a blizzard packing more than a foot of snow and whiteout conditions as they head back to work on Monday after the long Thanksgiving weekend.
Trump is right, jobs for black Americans abound. Here’s why it may not last
Ask Memphis residents and they might say that President Donald Trump got this one right: this is the best job market as far as many in this majority black city can remember.
Storm strands U.S. holiday travelers, more than 1,240 flights canceled
Many holiday travelers in the United States were stuck at airports on the final day of Thanksgiving weekend after more than 1,240 flights were canceled because of a blizzard that swept across the Midwest, according to weather officials.
Mexico to deport migrants who ‘violently’ tried to cross the U.S. Border
Mexico will deport migrants from a group of 500 who on Sunday tried to “violently” and “illegally” cross the U.S. border, the Mexican Interior Ministry said in a statement.
U.S. fires tear gas into Mexico to repel migrants, closes border gate for several hours
U.S. authorities shut the country’s busiest border crossing and fired tear gas into Mexico on Sunday to repel Central American migrants approaching the border after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed the asylum-seekers would not easily enter the country…
U.S. closes Mexican border crossing, repels some migrants with tear gas
The United States closed its busiest border crossing with Mexico on Sunday after Mexican police broke up a protest of Central American migrants massed in Tijuana, scattering some demonstrators toward the border where U.S. officers hurled tear gas from …
Mexico to deport about 500 migrants who “violently” tried to “illegally” cross the U.S. Border
Mexico will deport about 500 migrants who on Sunday tried to “violently” and “illegally” cross the U.S. border, according to the Mexican Interior Ministry in a statement.
