Alluvione Marche, forza posto blocco stradale e investe volontario
Read More Un volontario che stava lavorando nelle Marche in seguito all’emergenza alluvione è stato investito da un automobilista che ha forzato un posto di blocco ed è poi fuggito. Secondo quanto si apprende il volontario è stato trasportato in ospedale, dove è stato valutato in codice verde, e sta bene. Tutto sarebbe nato dalla […]
Typhoon Lashes Central Japan, Killing 2
Read More A part of a street collapses into a river in the aftermath of a heavy storm, in Fukuroi, Shizuoka Prefercture, Japan, on Sept. 24, 2022, in this still image obtained from a social media video. (Twitter @TETSUYA47SBS/via Reuters) TOKYO—A typhoon lashed central Japan on Saturday with torrential rain and fierce winds, killing two […]
EXCLUSIVE: The Story of Aiko Kawasaki, A Korean Japanese Who Escaped North Korea
Read More A seventeen-year-old Aiko Kawasaki went aboard the ship leaving for North Korea from the harbor of Niigata, Japan. As her parents begged her in tears not to leave, she insisted on going and promised them that they would see each other a year later in “an earthly paradise”—North Korea. Kawasaki told The Epoch […]
Cards’ Pujols Hits 700th Home Run, 4th to Reach Milestone
Albert Pujols seemed like a long shot in early August to reach 700 home runs, still more than a dozen swings from the hallowed mark and his power stroke all but gone.
Trump’s attempts to delay Mar-a-Lago inquiry largely fail as legal woes mount
Read More Attempts by Donald Trump to delay the criminal investigation into his unlawful retention of government secrets have been largely thwarted after the Department of Justice regained access to about 100 documents with classified markings that the FBI seized from the former US president’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. The US appeals court for the […]
Clima, Papa Francesco ad Assisi: “La Terra sta andando in rovina, i ragazzi facciano chiasso”
Read More ASSISI – “Fate chiasso!”. Papa Francesco si rivolge ai ragazzi della ‘Economia di Francesco’ riuniti ad Assisi e li esorta ad essere protagonisti a livello internazionale di una “transizione ecologica” che affronti anche le ingiustizie sociali. “Voi siete chiamati a diventare artigiani e costruttori della casa comune, una casa comune che ‘sta andando in […]
Shut-down of fishing around African penguin breeding colonies is ‘too little, too late’
Read More The announcement by the government that commercial sardine and anchovy fishing will be temporarily closed around South Africa’s six remaining large African penguin colonies, to improve the availability of food for them, has “come too late” this year for the imperilled seabirds. Katta Ludynia, research manager at the Southern African Foundation for the […]
‘Why do we have to keep killing?’
Read More Recently, families across Ethiopia gathered to celebrate 1 Meskerem, the first day of the country’s new calendar year. Along with wishes of good health and prosperity, many Ethiopians expressed hopes that 2015 – the Ethiopian calendar is about seven years behind the Gregorian calendar – would mark the end of the country’s two-year-long […]
Services for county lines victims in England and Wales get funding boost
Read More Up to ?5m has been allocated by the Home Office to support victims of county lines exploitation over the next three years. Hundreds of victims will be helped to escape drug gangs following the expansion of support services in London, the West Midlands, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. These are the largest exporting areas […]
Cut ‘symbolic gestures’, Braverman tells police in England and Wales
Read More Suella Braverman has ordered police chiefs to spend less time on “symbolic gestures” and more time on policing. In an open letter to police leaders in England and Wales, in which she set out her policing agenda, the new home secretary said diversity and inclusion initiatives “should not take precedence” over tackling crime. […]
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