Giorno: 11 Agosto 2024

Biden to hit campaign trail for Harris in Pennsylvania

President Biden said he plans to campaign for Democrat presidential candidate Vice President Harris in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state in the November election. Biden spoke with CBS’s Robert Costa on “Sunday Morning,” making it the first interview since he announced in late July that he was bowing out of the presidential race against former […]

Rep. Waltz: Biden Probe to Persist, Despite Campaign Ending

Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., insisted on Sunday that the House Oversight Committee’s probe into President Joe Biden isn’t going away despite the president’s campaign suspension.[#item_full_content]

Tom Cruise Stunt Caps Handing of Olympic Flag to Los Angeles

Movie star Tom Cruise rappelled from the roof of France’s national stadium and received the Olympic flag, bringing a heavy dose of Hollywood to the closing ceremony of the Paris Games as the French capital handed over to the next host Los Angeles.[#item_full_content]

Sen. Cotton: Harris ‘Naive’ on Iran, Not Tough on Hamas

Sen. Tom Cotton on Sunday harshly criticized Vice President Kamala Harris as both “naive” on Tehran and for not being tough on Hamas.[#item_full_content]

Guerra Ucraina – Russia, le news di oggi: danneggiata una delle torri di raffreddamento della centrale nucleare di Zaporizhzhia

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Number of UK adults who vape reaches record level, report finds

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Compensation for water customers in England and Wales to double

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Final show of colour as Paris passes Olympic flame to Los Angeles

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Jordan Chiles Stripped of Gymnastics Bronze, Appeal Vowed

U.S. Olympic officials say they will appeal a court ruling that resulted in American gymnast Jordan Chiles being asked to return the bronze medal she won in the Paris Olympics floor exercise.[#item_full_content]

Farage: I Fear My Arrest Over UK Speech Crackdown

Nigel Farage said he fears his own government could arrest him for violating the Public Order [of] Act 1986, which consists of vague speech laws that were otherwise creatively interpreted by the U.K.’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer to give way for pre-crime enforcement.[#item_full_content]