Iran denies it carried out drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran for “an unprecedented attack on the world’s energy supply” after Yemen’s Houthi rebels claimed responsibility.
The Department of Energy said that the U.S. was prepared to tap emergency oil reserves if necessary to cover supply disruptions.
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UAW says its 49,000 members at GM plants will go on strike
The United Auto Workers union says its contract negotiations with General Motors have broken down and its members will go on strike just before midnight.
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The unrest shows no signs of abating despite an intensifying police crackdown, limited concessions from the government and the sheer exhaustion of many demonstrators.
The Saints and Rams meet Sunday in a rematch of last year's NFC championship, one of the most memorable and consequential games in recent memory.
In an effort to save taxpayer money, stadiums across the country were constructed in the 1960s using a circle design to accommodate both a gridiron and a diamond. But problems arose when seasons overlapped.
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