Stories from United States

Starbucks Workers United recalled its petition one day before a scheduled vote at the original Starbucks in Pike Place Market. The union blames Starbucks for interfering with organizing efforts, according to the Seattle Times.

A city council voted yesterday to fine property owners nearly $1 million for allegedly clear-cutting 38 legally protected trees from their land and surrounding areas. Council members deliberated over three separate meetings before deciding to impose the steepest possible penalty.

The event will feature participants such as Asrilinda, Abduwafi, and Arif Haikal Aburasid. Fans previously followed teams like Manchester United, but the World Cup offers a different viewing experience with national teams such as Brazil and those from the UK.

The statewide average for fuel in the United States has spiked to over $4 per gallon. The average national cost for a gallon of regular gasoline is now $4.54. These increases were reported by multiple news outlets on Wednesday.

FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez is calling for a full and independent review of transactions involving the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. Gomez stated that there are serious unresolved questions regarding these investments that could jeopardize national security.

West Texas Intermediate crude oil is currently trading below the $89 per barrel mark.

Enos has acquired a stake in an oil project located in the Gulf of Mexico.

Enos has acquired a 21% stake in the Abu Mattox deepwater platform through an agreement with Shell. The joint program includes drilling exploratory wells and developing existing discoveries such as Forest Center.

Many schools in Colorado are closed today due to a spring snowstorm. CBS News meteorologist Tony Sadiq provided the update. The storm is affecting multiple areas across the state. The severe weather is impacting transportation and daily operations.

West Texas Intermediate crude oil is currently trading below $89 per barrel.