Politics of the United States
US Supreme Court clears way for gay marriage, allowing weddings in five more states
US Supreme Court declined to decide once and for all whether states can ban gay marriage, a surprising move that will allow gay men and women to get married in five additional states
UN climate summit sets goals to save forests, use clean energy
A UN summit on climate change agreed to widen the use of renewable energy and raise billions of dollars in aid for developing countries in an effort to increase the prospects for a wide-ranging deal to slow global warming
Curfew in Missouri town wracked by race-tinged riots
A crowd of some 200 demonstrators defied a curfew that came into effect in Ferguson, Missouri early Sunday, days after police shot dead an unarmed black teen, triggering a wave of rioting.
National Revenue Agency Puts Under Observation 3600 Companies
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NRA) warned 3600 that it puts them under special observation, reports Vesti.bg.
NRA sent letters to the firms that their activities and cash registers are being supervised, due to considerably lower than usual turnover, compared to similar companies.
Only 300 house reconstruction applications filed
BELGRADE - Director of the Government Office for Reconstruction and Flood Relief Marko Blagojevic stated that only 300 reconstruction applications have been filed by 13 municipalities to the Office so far concerning the transfer of funds to citizens whose homes were damaged in the May floods.
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Only 300 solutions for house reconstruction filed
BELGRADE - Director of the Government Office for Reconstruction and Flood Relief Marko Blagojevic stated that only 300 solutions have been filed by 13 municipalities to the Office so far concerning the transfer of funds to citizens whose homes were damaged in the May floods.
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US gunmaker fined for Turkey, Indonesia bribes
U.S. gunmaker Smith & Wesson has been hit with $2 million in fines for bribing officials in Turkey Indonesia, Pakistan, and other countries to gain sales deals.
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Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency To Check Auto Glass Shops
Inspectors of Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency started checkups in the auto glass shops in Sofia, said the institution.
The inspections are prompted by numerous complaints of car owners after yesterday's hailstorm in Sofia, that the repair shops don't issue receipts, as required by law.
Bulgaria's Revenue Agency Adds 53 Items to List of Fiscal Risk Goods
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NRA) has added 53 items to the list of high fiscal risk goods.
The new entries include different types of fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, etc, according to the NRA.
US adopts bill on Christian properties in Turkey
The U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs has adopted a bill on monitoring the return of property confiscated from Christians in Turkey and Northern Cyprus.
The Committee will put a bill before the House to provide annual assessments on the status of, and U.S. efforts to return, property such as churches to the former Christian owners.
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