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With the addition of the North Carolina facility, Indo Count’s total annual U.S. manufacturing capacity will increase to 31 million pillows and 1.5 million quilts, reinforcing its leadership in the Utility Bedding segment.
As one of five permanent members, an American "no" vote is enough to automatically defeat any measure before the UN's most powerful body.
The Iranian forces targeted Israel's Nevatim airbase in the southern Negev desert region, which they alleged was the launch point for recent Israeli airstrikes on Iranian targets in Syria. The strikes represented an unparalleled escalation by Iran against Israel.
Changes to a major expandable antenna on a joint radar satellite project between the U.S. and India will postpone its launch.
Israel has appropriated 650 acres of land near a major settlement in the West Bank, amidst ongoing tensions in the region.
Biden wins Michigan primary despite significant protest vote over U.S. support for Israel during Gaza conflict.
The Kremlin warns of conflict with NATO if European troops are deployed to Ukraine, amidst heightened tensions over the crisis.
The United States warns Pacific Islands against accepting security assistance from China following reports of Chinese police presence in Kiribati, amid escalating rivalry for influence in the region.
Zelenskyy warns of potential new Russian offensive in Ukraine, stresses unity with Western allies.
China opposes the sanctions imposed by the US, EU, and UK on its companies for their alleged involvement in supporting Russia amid the Ukraine conflict, stating it will safeguard the rights of its enterprises.
Israeli forces and Palestinian gunmen clashed in Gaza over the weekend amidst intensified ceasefire talks aimed at releasing hostages held by Hamas and providing relief during Ramadan.
The U.S. and UK conducted airstrikes targeting Houthi militia in Yemen amid a surge in attacks on ships, marking the fourth joint operation to deter further aggression.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls for stronger measures in seizing frozen Russian assets, emphasizing the need for bolder action amidst ongoing tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Western leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen and Justin Trudeau, visited Kyiv to show solidarity with Ukraine as it marks the third year of conflict with Russia.
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