Morning brief: Joe Biden brushes off House impeachment inquiry, & more
Morning brief: Here's a look at the top stories.
In his first remarks since an impeachment inquiry was launched, United States President Joe Biden on Wednesday (September 13) brushed off the impeachment and saidan investigation was launched against him as Republicans want to shut down the federal government.
Brazil is bracing for another storm days aftera deadly cyclone killed at least 41 people in the southern region.“Acold front will advance along the border with Uruguay and will reinforce instabilities in the southern regions of the state, expanding to northern areas between Thursday night and early Friday,” an official warning read.
In news from the world of business,Google revealed it will let go of hundreds of employees who assisted in hiring and recruiting new personnel, a report by CNN said.
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United States President Joe Biden on Wednesday (September 13) brushed off the House Republicans' impeachment and said an investigation was launched against him as Republicans want to shut down the federal government.
Just days after facing a deadly cyclone that killed at least 41 people in the southern region, Brazil is bracing for another storm. According to officials, the extratropical cyclone that descended upon the state of Rio Grande do Sul left behind a trail of destruction, with 25 people still unaccounted for.
As Silicon Valley continues its cost-cutting measures, Google revealed it will let go of hundreds of employees who assisted in hiring and recruiting new personnel, according to a report by CNN.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday (September 14) accepted the invitation by his guestKim Jong Un to visit North Korea, informed the state-run KCNA news agency.
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