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The German parliament’s budget committee has approved revised 2026 spending plans that include even higher debts than originally thought, lawmakers said Friday, as the government gears up for an investment splurge.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his coalition partners also agreed further measures late Thursday aimed at helping Europe’s struggling top economy, chief among them a reduction in industrial power prices.
“A strong Germany needs a strong economy and secure, well-paid jobs,” said Merz, as he announced the policies.
Merz has made reviving the eurozone’s traditional powerhouse a priority after two years of recession, relaxing strict debt rules to pave the way for a spending blitz on infrastructure and defence.
The German parliament’s budget committee has approved revised 2026 spending plans that include even higher debts than originally thought, lawmakers said Friday, as the government gears up for an investment splurge.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his coalition partners also agreed further measures late Thursday aimed at helping Europe’s struggling top economy, chief among them a reduction in industrial power prices.
“A strong Germany needs a strong economy and secure, well-paid jobs,” said Merz, as he announced the policies.
Merz has made reviving the eurozone’s traditional powerhouse a priority after two years…
The German parliament’s budget committee has approved revised 2026 spending plans that include even higher debts than originally thought, lawmakers said Friday, as the government gears up for an investment splurge.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his coalition partners also agreed further measures late Thursday aimed at helping Europe’s struggling top economy, chief among them a reduction in industrial power prices.
“A strong Germany needs a strong economy and secure, well-paid jobs,” said Merz, as he announced the policies.
Merz has made reviving the eurozone’s traditional powerhouse a priority after two years…
A 55-year-old man whose decomposing body was found along Waipio Access Road on Nov. 7 was allegedly shot and killed
trying to collect a football gambling debt from his
sister’s boyfriend.
The cause of Jonnaven Jo Monalim’s death was multiple gunshot wounds, two to the left side of his torso. The manner of his death was homicide.
Honolulu Police Department officers Wednesday morning arrested Clarence Kaneala Luke Jr., aka “Sugi,” on suspicion of second-
degree murder. Luke’s bail is set at $1 million.
Luke was arrested at about 8 a.m. Wednesday by the department’s Strategic Enforcement Detail, with assistance from District 3’s Crime Reduction Unit, on suspicion of murder and
using a…
azitis.com, a major auction platform in Romania, announced the sale of three aircraft frames that were previously part of the fleet of now-bankrupt airline Blue Air. The engine-less aircraft were each sold for over EUR 45,000 and are set to be converted into hotels and restaurants.
The aircraft sold are Boeing 737-530, Boeing B737-5L9, and Boeing B737-322 models.
“We’ll be seeing more airplanes on Romania’s roads soon, as two additional aircraft frames are awaiting transport from Otopeni Airport. The entrepreneur from Brașov who plans to build a hotel inside an airplane recently bought another one, while the third was acquired by another Romanian businessman,” said Flavius Drăghici, COO of azitis.com.
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Attorneys for Russell Vought, acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, wrote in a legal filing on November 10 that the administration “anticipates exhausting” the CFPB’s available funds in early 2026, meaning that after that point, the agency created in 2011 to protect Americans from another financial crisis will be defunct.
Vought wrote in a memo that the CFPB’s funding structure, which relies on money from the Federal Reserve, is not constitutional, marking the Trump administration’s most significant step to date in attempting to shut down the agency. Vought argued that the…
Funko is in trouble, and it isn’t the usual retail slump or a bad quarter that some would shrug off as a temporary blip. The company behind Pop figures has laid out numbers that look ugly on their own and even worse when you compare them to last year.
The second quarter was the big hit. Funko lost about 41 million dollars, the kind of hole that takes time to climb out of.
The third quarter looked calmer but was still in the red, with losses just under a million — sounds gentler until you remember they were making almost 9 million in profit during the same stretch in 2024. Q3 revenue dropped, too, slipping from just under three hundred million…
