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Hong Kong Students Suspended for Being Late to Assembly Playing CCP Anthem
Read More On Oct. 5, 14 students from Hong Kong St. Francis Xavier’s School were told to immediately leave the school and were suspended for three days because
Man walked into police station to confess to 1980 west London murder, court hears
Read More A 61-year-old accused of killing a part-time barman more than 40 years ago walked into a police station to confess to murder, a
Ukraine to demand step-change in western aid after Russian missile blitz
Read More Volodymyr Zelenskiy will address G7 leaders on Tuesday and demand a significant increase in their military and diplomatic support after the biggest Russian
Me Too Movement silent following Politico’s outing of GOP candidate who survived sexual assault
Post Content Me Too is staying quiet following Politico’s decision last week to publish details of a Republican congressional nominee’s sexual assault without her permission.
Labor Secretary Walsh: ‘Quiet Quitting’ Not an Issue for Employers
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh said Friday that the “quiet quitting” trend, where workers meet only the minimum requirements to keep their jobs, is not a
Disgraced former LA City Council president said cutting police funding ‘step’ toward ending racism
Post Content The disgraced former Los Angeles city council president said that cutting police funding is a “step” toward ending racism. In the wake of
Army to Expand Recruiting Programs, Investment to Fill Ranks
The Army plans to increase its investment in marketing and is expected to expand a new program for struggling recruits, but leaders on Monday offered
Truss overrules Kwarteng Treasury appointment in bid to calm markets
Read More Liz Truss has appointed a longtime civil servant with 20 years of experience in the Treasury as its most senior official, in an
US Airport Websites Downed by Russian-Backed Hacking Group
Multiple international airports across the United States were hit with a cyberattack Monday by a Russian-backed hacking group that forced websites temporarily offline.
Belgian woman in her 20s ‘euthanized’ after suffering mental trauma in Brussels airport bombing
A 23-year-old Belgian woman who survived a deadly Islamic State bombing of a Brussels airport opted to die by euthanasia after years of mental health
UK sanctions Iran’s ‘morality police’ over protests crackdown
Britain on Monday imposed sanctions on Iran’s “morality police” and several security officials in response to the violent crackdown on anti-government protesters. Thousands of Iranians
Blake Masters to headline national security event, says Mark Kelly ‘fooled’ voters on border position
Post Content FIRST ON FOX: Republican Arizona Senate nominee Blake Masters and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., are set to headline an event this Friday addressing
VP Harris says ‘nobody’ should go to jail for marijuana use despite overseeing pot convictions as DA
Post Content Vice President Kamala Harris said on Saturday that “nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed,” despite the fact that she
Pelosi, Dem leadership say they stand with sexual assault survivors, but mum after Politico outs GOP candidate
Post Content Democratic House leadership won’t say if they take issue with Politico’s decision to publish details of a Republican congressional nominee’s sexual assault without
Los Angeles Council President Quits Over Racist Remarks
The president of the Los Angeles City Council resigned from the post Monday after she was heard making racist comments and other coarse remarks in
Democratic campaign arm vows to not ‘politicize’ Jennifer-Ruth Green’s sexual assault after Politico outing
Post Content The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) vowed to not “politicize” Jennifer-Ruth Green’s sexual assault after Politico outed the GOP congressional candidate as a
Gunshot detection system stalls while Cape Flats violence persists
Read More Cape Town recorded another week of bloodshed on the peninsula while the use of the city’s gunfire detection system ShotSpotter stalled because
Young, black artist in a time and a culture
Read More Since her recent exhibition The Ever Present Shift with Gallery 2 at the Turbine Art Fair, Mbali Tshabalala has been shortlisted for prestigious
Mental health for all is not a reality in South Africa
Read More “Make mental health for all a global priority” is the theme for this year’s World Mental Health Day, which is marked annually on
Hlophe grills aspirant Western Cape judges
Read More Eighteen months ago, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) allowed interviews with aspirant candidates in the Western Cape high court division to proceed with