Giorno: 25 Ottobre 2024

Neiman Marcus Drops ‘Christmas’ From Iconic Gift Catalog

High end retailer Neiman Marcus stealthily removed the word “Christmas” from its iconic annual gift catalog, now calling it the “Holiday Book.”[#item_full_content]

GOP Launches Last Minute Ad Blitz in NV Senate Race

Republicans are hoping they can push Sam Brown over the hump in the Nevada Senate race.[#item_full_content]

Oregon School District Asks Cruz to Remove Trans Ads

An Oregon school district has asked Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, to remove two campaign ads featuring transgender athletes, after the ads included a photo of two minor girls who are not transgender, The Hill reported Thursday.[#item_full_content]

Israele in guerra, le notizie di oggi. “Massacro nel campo profughi a nord di Gaza, 150 tra morti e feriti”

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US warns against ‘protracted’ campaign in Lebanon as Israel strikes Beirut

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King Charles acknowledges ‘painful’ past as calls for slavery reparations grow at Commonwealth summit

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WSJ: Sexual Harassment Claim of ICC Chief Demands Probe

The ICC must investigate its prosecutor after a sexual harassment claim against Karim Ahmad Khan has raised questions as to whether he issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders as a way to save his job, the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board wrote.[#item_full_content]

Sen. Graham Seeks Answers On ICC Prosecutor’s Misconduct Allegations

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., is demanding answers regarding misconduct allegations against International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Ahmad Khan.[#item_full_content]

NKorean Troops Spotted in Russia-Ukraine Combat Zone

The first North Korean military units trained in Russia have been deployed for the war against Ukraine to the Kursk region, a Russian border area where Ukrainian forces staged a major incursion in August.[#item_full_content]

Neiman Marcus Drops ‘Christmas’ From Iconic Gift Catalog

High end retailer Neiman Marcus stealthily removed the word “Christmas” from its iconic annual gift catalog, now calling it the “Holiday Book.”[#item_full_content]