Giorno: 18 Luglio 2024

Biden Faces Rising Pressure to Quit, Trump to Accept Nomination

President Joe Biden’s reelection bid was mired in fresh turmoil after news reports that top Democrat leaders had privately pushed him to end his campaign, while Donald Trump was set to accept the Republican presidential nomination Thursday.

Biden Cancels Additional $1.2 Billion in Student Debt, Total Up to $7.7 Billion

President Joe Biden on Thursday canceled another $1.2 billion in student debt for 35,000 borrowers, bringing the total number of people to benefit from his debt relief push to 4.76 million, despite Republican opposition.[#item_full_content]

Russia to Deploy Nuclear-Armed Missiles in Response to US Missiles in Germany

Russia does not rule out deploying missiles armed with nuclear warheads in response to the U.S. deployment of missiles in Germany, the Interfax news agency cited Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying Thursday.[#item_full_content]

Israeli Delegation Arrives in Cairo for Gaza Cease-fire Talks

An Israeli delegation arrived in Egypt on Wednesday to continue cease-fire talks as Israel and Hamas consider the latest proposal, three Egyptian airport officials said.[#item_full_content]

Non solo ceneri e lapilli. Gli abitanti di Pompei uccisi anche dai terremoti scatenati dall’eruzione

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Gli yacht di Jordan, Valentino, Zuckerberg e dello sceicco a Ostia: perché gli ultravip scelgono il mare di Roma

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Bambina annegata nel lago, si indaga per omicidio colposo. Solo due maggiorenni tra i sette accompagnatori

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Inquiry into Greater Manchester police calls for end to inappropriate strip-searches

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Hancock and Hunt failed to prepare UK for pandemic, Covid inquiry finds

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Under Pressure, Biden Camp Charts Narrowing Path to Reelection

President Joe Biden’s campaign is pursuing a razor-thin path to reelection against his Republican opponent Donald Trump in November, senior Democrat officials say, with four of the seven key battleground states now looking increasingly out of reach.