Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and two people who have been closely involved in the Middle East talks, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, are expected to lead the negotiations, which were expected to take place in Oman on Saturday. Meanwhile, a Qatari delegation traveled to Iran on
North Korea’s new naval destroyer, which suffered a launch failure last May, is now seaworthy and testing its weapons systems, state media reported. State-run Korea Central Television on Sunday broadcast footage of the ship firing its main gun and autocannon, as well as several vertically launched missiles. The state media Korean Central News Agency reported
Wisk Aero, the electric air taxi company owned by Boeing, has been sued by a former employee, who claims she was fired after raising safety concerns. Former software manager Briahna O’Neill sued Wisk in Santa Clara Superior Court earlier this week, alleging discrimination and wrongful termination. The Seattle Times first reported on the lawsuit, noting
The $24 billion Dutch bank ABN Amro is cutting a fifth of its workforce over the next three years—so how is its CEO Marguerite Bérard rallying the troops? By sacrificing her long meals and talking over the growing pains with staffers over weekly lunches. “I now take lunch early and at my desk,” Bérard told