Washington D.C. police withhold key details about homicide unit amid murder surge
Post Content NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! This is the third story in a series about murders in Washington, D.C. Read the rest here: Part 1 Part 2 WASHINGTON, D.C. – The police department for the nation’s capital has withheld information about its homicide detectives that criminologists say could help indicate whether […]
M5S in tilt, parte il processo a Conte. Di Maio: “Alcuni leader hanno fallito”
Read More ROMA – Questione di giorni, poi arriverà la resa dei conti che potenzialmente può portare ovunque, anche – nel peggiore dei casi – alla scissione più dolorosa di sempre. La chiedono tutti i protagonisti in campo: da una parte c’è il Movimento 5 Stelle di Giuseppe Conte, dall’altro quello di Luigi Di Maio. […]
Esther Pollard, wife of Israeli spy, hospitalized due to COVID
Read More The wife of convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard was rushed to the hospital Saturday due to complications arising from COVID-19. According to a statement calling for public prayers released by the family on Sunday, Esther Pollard, who has been battling cancer for several years, was hospitalized “following a deterioration in her condition” after […]
Few places offer such time machine: Israeli Citadel transports us to 12th century B.C.E.
Read More The long stretch of reeds along Nahal Guvrin draws a beautiful line, moving slightly in the wind. Along the stream, south of Kibbutz Gal On, a turn leads to Gal On Citadel. You should park immediately after getting off the road. From here walk a little. Cross the creek bed, and then the […]
Omicron wave begins receding in Israel, but Bennett says hospitals still overloaded
Read More Serious cases of coronavirus are at an 11-month-high and continuing to rise, according to Health Ministry figures released on Sunday, as the ongoing fifth omicron wave shows signs of tapering off. The total number of serious cases stands at 1,069. This is the highest figure since the peak of the pandemic’s third wave, […]
UK urged to suspend ‘golden visas’ after fast tracking of Russian millionaires
Read More Ministers face calls this weekend to publish an investigation into how more than 700 Russian millionaires were fast-tracked for British residency via a “golden visa” scheme exposed for lax checks on illicit funds. The government said six months ago that it was finalising its report into tier 1 investor visas granted to the […]
Families win BBC payouts over 11 asbestos cancer deaths
Read More The BBC has paid ?1.64m in damages over the deaths of 11 former staff who died from cancer after working in corporation buildings riddled with asbestos, the Observer can reveal. It has made the payouts to families of make-up artists, engineers, riggers, set builders, studio managers and television producers. All 11 died of […]
Youngkin’s CRT tip line in Virginia triggering Dems, teachers: ‘It’s scaring people to death’
Post Content close Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A tip line set up by new Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin for parents to report the teaching of “inherently divisive concepts” in the commonwealth’s public schools is triggering teachers and Democrats, according to a report. Youngkin, a Republican businessman, took office earlier this […]
COVID in Israel: Serious cases hit 11-month peak, infection rate drops
Read More Serious cases of coronavirus have reached the highest number since February 2021, surpassing 1,000 cases on Saturday, though the omicron wave continues to show signs of subsiding. The number of seriously ill coronavirus patients has been creeping up since the start of the month, with the figure jumping from 715 to 1,010 in […]
‘Shocking’: cystic fibrosis patients should not have to pay for drugs that keep them alive, says MP
Read More MPs will be asked this week to end the “shocking” practice of making cystic fibrosis patients in England pay prescription charges for the drugs that they need to stay alive. The condition is the nation’s most common inherited, life-threatening disease and affects more than 7,000 people. Prescription charges, first introduced in 1952, were […]
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