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Month: August 2024

Forest Service announces $25 million funding opportunity to reduce wildfire risk in national forests

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service announced Tuesday a funding opportunity through the hazardous fuels transportation assistance program to reduce wildfire risk, expand and create market opportunities, and support local jobs. This program is available to local businesses and partners that remove hazardous fuels from national forests and transport the material

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Hunter Biden was hired by Romanian businessman trying to ‘influence’ US agencies, prosecutors say

Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Hunter Biden was hired by a Romanian businessman accused of corruption who was trying to “influence U.S. government policy” during Joe Biden’s term as vice president, prosecutors said in court papers Wednesday. Special counsel David Weiss’ team said Hunter Biden’s business associate will testify at the upcoming federal tax trial

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Prosecutors claim Hunter Biden once agreed to lobby US on behalf of Romanian businessman

By Marshall Cohen, CNN (CNN) — Federal prosecutors alleged in a new court filing Wednesday that Hunter Biden agreed to lobby US officials on behalf of a Romanian businessman facing criminal investigations back home. The new accusation came from special counsel David Weiss, who is prosecuting Hunter Biden for alleged tax evasion. The case, scheduled for

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Mystery Paris street artist ‘Invader’ glues up new work to celebrate Olympics and delight fans

Associated Press PARIS (AP) — The mystery French street artist known only as “Invader” has struck Paris again — this time to celebrate the Olympics. Invader has been cementing his quirky mosaics to Paris walls since the 1990s, usually at night and without permission. He’s become France’s most international, invasive and intriguing contemporary street artist.

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