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Clima: luglio il mese più caldo mai registrato sulla Terra
Read More Quello di luglio è stato il mese più caldo mai registrato sulla Terra. Lo rivelano i dati rilasciati dalla National Oceanic and Atmospheric
How Linoy Ashram turned the COVID confusion into Olympic gold
Read More Linoy Ashram may have landed at Ben-Gurion Airport on Wednesday, but she’s still floating on air. The last time the rhythmic gymnast was
DeSantis office insists he never backtracked on plans to slash school officials salaries
Post Content Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis knocked back reports that he “softened” his stance on sanctions over mask mandates in schools. Some news outlets, including
Ducey calls for Mayorkas’ resignation after leaked border crisis audio
Post Content Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is calling on Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to resign following leaked audio that showed the Biden
Texas First State to Make Paying for Sex a Felony
On Sept. 1, Texas will become the first state in the country where paying for sex will be a felony offense. The new law, HB1540,
Fact-Checking Site Snopes Honcho Plagiarized at Least 54 Articles
A co-founder of the fact-checking website Snopes wrote and published dozens of articles containing material plagiarized from news outlets. After an internal review, Snopes confirmed
UK mass shooter was a virgin ‘incel’ who warned he was ‘a Terminator’
Post Content The crazed killer who gunned down five people, including a young girl, in the U.K.‘s deadliest mass shooting in more than a decade
Diario da Kabul di Alberto Cairo: “In 31 sotto un tetto, temendo l’arrivo dei talebani”
Read More Kabul, 13 agosto “Che hai fatto ieri?”, mi chiede Ali Jan, uno dei fisioterapisti del centro di riabilitazione di Kabul. “Le solite cose
Israel expands COVID booster shot campaign for health workers, prisoners and wardens
Read More Israel’s Health Ministry expanded its COVID-19 booster shot campaign on Friday, allowing health workers, inmates and prison staff, as well as other high-risk
France’s Macron to boycott UN racism conference, citing antisemitism concerns
Read More French President Emmanuel Macron will stay away from a United Nations conference on racism next month because of concerns about antisemitism, his office
In first since COVID erupted, Israel to allow Palestinian businesspeople from Gaza to enter Israel
Read More Israel announced Friday that it will allow 1,000 Palestinian merchants and 350 senior businesspeople from Gaza to enter Israel starting Sunday, all of
Japan Issues Highest Risk Alerts in Hiroshima Due to Torrential Rains
Read More A road is damaged by the swollen Suzuhari river caused by a heavy rain in Hiroshima, western Japan, on Aug. 13, 2021. (Kyodo/via
Plymouth shooting: police name five people killed, including gunman’s mother
Read More Plymouth shooting Plymouth shooting: police name five people killed, including gunman’s mother Devon and Cornwall police say Jake Davison, 22, shot his mother,
Biden State Dept. official deletes tweet warning Afghan women ‘stand to lose everything’ as Taliban surges
Post Content A senior Biden administration State Department official quickly deleted a tweet she posted warning that Afghan women “stand to lose everything” as the
Detainees Say ICE Not Protecting Them From COVID, ICE Disagrees
Migrants who have been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement claim that the agency isn’t doing enough to protect them from contracting COVID-19, but ICE
DC Military Base on Lockdown After Report of Armed Man
A military base in Washington has been placed on lockdown after a report that an armed man was spotted on the base.Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling posted
‘Squad’ Dems hit back as moderates hold $3.5T spending plan hostage for infrastructure vote
Post Content House “Squad” Democrats hit back Friday at their moderate colleagues after nine of them said they will not vote to advance their party’s
Report: Job Posts Requiring Applicant COVID Vaccinations Doubles
The number of job postings requiring applicants to have COVID-19 vaccinations has nearly doubled in the past month according to a report from the job
Number of migrant family encounters at border surges by 49% in July, few are expelled
Post Content The number of migrant family units encountered at the southern border increased by nearly 50% in July, with only a fraction of them
GOP senators demand hearing on nursing home deaths under blue state governors
Post Content A group of Republican senators are demanding Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., hold a hearing on the nursing home deaths