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Obama, Biden to Campaign Saturday in Pennsylvania
President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama will rally together in Philadelphia on Saturday, three days before Election Day, The Hill reported.
Indian mynas are taking wing in the Kruger National Park and scientists are concerned
Read More One of the world’s worst invasive species, the pesky Indian myna, has rapidly infiltrated the Kruger National Park over the past 20 years,
Nothing will change on climate until death toll rises in west, says Gabonese minister
Read More The world will only take meaningful action on the climate crisis once people in rich countries start dying in greater numbers from its
Police urged to treat Dover petrol bomb attack as terrorism
Read More Police are being urged to treat Sunday’s petrol bomb attack on an immigration centre in Dover as a terrorist incident, amid growing concern
Chris Cuomo Complains: ‘Newsmax Is Beating Me in Ratings’
Chris Cuomo, the new prime time anchor at NewsNation, has demanded his new bosses move his show to a different time slot, blaming his relatively
Ketanji Brown Jackson clashes with anti-affirmative action lawyer during Supreme Court arguments
Post Content Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Monday clashed with a lawyer for a student group seeking to end affirmative action in college admissions, as the
John Kerry’s office consulted with far-left eco groups on policy, banning fossil fuel investment: emails
Post Content FIRST ON FOX: Internal Biden administration communications obtained by Fox News Digital showed that the State Department has consulted with environmental groups on
Democratic groups fund third-party conservative long shots to siphon votes from Republican candidates
Post Content Political groups aligned with the Democratic Party are spending heavily to boost third-party long shot candidates in must-win races across the country as
Gallup Poll: 49% Say Economy Extremely Important for Midterms
The economy is the most important issue for Americans in the upcoming midterms, according to the latest Gallup poll. Nearly half of U.S. registered voters,
Trucks, protesters block Brazil highways after Bolsonaro rout
Read More Truckers and other protesters on Monday blocked some highways in Brazil in an apparent protest over the electoral defeat of far-right President Jair
Develop socially responsible business leaders for South Africa’s future
Read More As I and my fellow South Africans struggle to adjust to the consequences of our power crisis, I am heartened by the story
UCT crisis: Black academics and staff want Minister Blade Nzimande to intervene
Read More Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande As the crisis at the University of Cape Town (UCT) rages on, black staff and academics want higher
Cormac Roth, musician and son of Tim Roth, dies aged 25
Read More Cormac Roth, the musician and son of actor Tim Roth, has died at the age of 25. The guitarist and composer had been
Bird flu: poultry to be kept indoors in England ‘until further notice’
Read More All poultry and captive birds in England will legally be required to be kept indoors from 7 November as part of measures to
EU examines classifying Iran Revolutionary Guards as terrorists – Germany
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock speaks during a conference of her counterparts from the six Western Balkans countries, plus those from Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, the
With Eastman Appeal Pending, Jan. 6 Panel Reviews 8 Disputed Emails
The House Jan. 6 select committee has obtained eight emails former President Donald Trump attorney John Eastman asked a federal appeals court to block the
Biden Lost Temper With Zelenskyy in June Over Relentless Aid Requests
President Joe Biden lost his temper in a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in June when he immediately continued to press for more
Biden Lost Temper With Zelenskyy in June Over Relentless Aid Requests
President Joe Biden lost his temper in a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in June when he immediately continued to press for more
US Supreme Court Holds Tense Arguments in Harvard and UNC Race Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court held tense arguments on Monday as it weighed the legality of race-conscious admissions policies in cases involving Harvard University and the
Justices hear arguments over affirmative action in Harvard, UNC Supreme Court cases
Post Content The Supreme Court on Monday is hearing arguments in two potential landmark cases over how colleges and universities look at race in making