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Maryland Court of Appeals upholds decision allowing election workers to count mail-in ballots early
Post Content A Maryland Court of Appeals upheld a decision from a lower court that allowed county election workers to count mail-in ballots before election
DeSantis to Newsmax: Fla. Power ‘Almost 100 Percent Restored’
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis told Newsmax on Friday that power in his state is “almost 100% restored” after the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian.
‘Move before I pull my gun out’: DC drivers irate after climate protesters block rush hour traffic
Post Content Several climate activists blocked rush hour traffic on a busy highway in Washington, D.C., on Friday, sparking outrage among drivers headed to work.
What Liz Truss needs to do to get the Bank of England out of trouble
Read More After a week of financial-market turbulence, UK Prime Minister Liz Truss was forced to scrap her plan to abolish the 45% top income-tax
Democratic operatives disguise partisan websites as local news to influence midterms
Post Content Democratic operatives are reportedly behind dozens of outlets presenting themselves as local news websites while pushing pro-Democratic Party content. A network of approximately
Boris Johnson took accommodation worth ?10,000 from Tory donor’s wife
Read More Boris Johnson accepted free accommodation worth ?10,000 from the wife of the leading Tory donor who hosted his wedding party this summer, it
Liverpool to host Eurovision song contest on behalf of Ukraine
Read More The Eurovision song contest will be hosted by Liverpool next year after it beat 19 other cites to stage the event on behalf
Russia targets Zaporizhzhia with ‘kamikaze drones’ for the first time
Read More Russia has targeted Zaporizhzhia with explosive-packed “kamikaze drones” for the first time, as the death toll from a missile strike on an apartment
Uvalde Schools Suspend Police Force After Hiring Outrage
The Uvalde, Texas, school district on Friday pulled its embattled campus police force off the job following a wave of new outrage over the hiring
Barnard College Will Offer Medication Abortions for Students
Barnard College, a private women’s school affiliated with Columbia University, is making medication abortions available to its students, saying that providing the service is part
Rare ‘fancy vivid pink’ diamond sells for ?52m in Hong Kong auction
Read More An extremely rare “fancy vivid pink” diamond has sold for 453m Hong Kong dollars (?52m) – more than double its estimated price –
OBR forecasts likely to show ?60bn-?70bn hole after Kwarteng’s mini-budget
Read More Kwasi Kwarteng has been handed independent forecasts on the state of the UK finances that are expected to show a hole of more
Mexican cartels using social media to recruit smugglers amid historic border surge
Post Content Mexican criminal cartels are increasingly using social media to recruit people in the U.S. to help with their smuggling operations at the southern
GOP senators sound alarm over ‘windfall’ student loan payments to federal workers
Post Content EXCLUSIVE: A group of Republican senators is sounding the alarm over a program that may refund federal employees thousands of dollars in student
Florida Official to Newsmax: EVs Dangerous in Storm Surges
Electric vehicles are dangerous in storm surges, Florida’s chief financial officer said after Hurricane Ian pounded the state.
Russian President Vladimir Putin receives tractor from Belarus President Lukashenko for 70th birthday
Russian President Vladimir Putin got an unusual gift for his 70th birthday on Friday: a tractor. As the leaders of several ex-Soviet nations met at
Nuclear-powered US carrier joins South Korea warships for drills after North Korea missile launches
A nuclear-powered aircraft carrier launched a new round of naval drills with South Korea Friday, one day after North Korea escalated tensions in the region
Iran denies killing 16-year-old with batons amid nationwide protests, claim she fell off roof
Iran on Friday denied reports that its security forces killed a 16-year-old girl by striking her with batons amid nationwide protests and claimed instead she
China’s secret police have invaded American shores: human rights advocate
China’s reported overseas police service stations and their operations to persuade citizens to return to the homeland mark a dangerous expansion of the regime’s international
White House denies Venezuela deal as critics warn any Maduro regime deal is a mistake
vene The Biden administration denied plans to relax sanctions on Venezuela to allow American businesses to operate in the country and unfreeze vital financial assets.