Three Americans freed from North Korea return home
Three Korean American men Kim Dong Chul Kim Hak Song and Tony Kim were released after more than a year in prison and flew home with praise for President Trump and Secretary Pompeo. They landed in Alaska for refueling and were expected to reach Joint Base Andrews near Washington early Thursday.
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CIA nominee Gina Haspel says torture does not work
At her confirmation hearing Gina Haspel said she would not permit CIA actions she finds immoral even if legal and rejected the idea that torture works. Sen. John McCain urged a no vote while protesters shouted outside the room.
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Romaine E coli outbreak expands to twenty nine states
The nationwide outbreak linked to romaine lettuce sickens 149 people across 29 states and prompts federal probes. California leads with 30 cases, 64 hospitalized, and one death reported. cases range from 1 to 88 years old. Investigators trace to a Yuma farm while most chopped lettuce sources remain unidentified. Walmart shifts focus to the future and considers selling Asda. Amazon in talks with Flipkart.
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Walmart buys control of India online retailer Flipkart
Walmart will acquire a 16 billion controlling stake in Flipkart giving direct access to India’s vast market. The deal makes Walmart the dominant force behind Flipkart and signals a strategic shift as it seeks a foothold in India amid strong local competition and high growth potential.
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Tech energy sectors drive Wall Street gains
Technology and banks led a broad market advance as crude oil rose above 70 dollars a barrel and the U.S. withdrew from a nuclear accord. The S&P 500 gained 25.87 points to 2,697.79 while the Dow rose 182.33 to 24,542.54 and the Nasdaq added 73 to 7,339.91. Russell 2000 climbed 9.66 to 1,596.05.
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