Vice President Harris: There Is Not A ‘Quick Fix’ For Border Crisis
Print 🖨 PDF 📄Open Society Foundations’ decision to cut staff and spending in Europe is worrying beneficiaries, who argue a withdrawal of resources could be detrimental to human rights and the foundation’s reputation. The foundations’ leaders told staff in Berlin and Brussels that they will be cutting staff by 80% and 60%, respectively, according to…
Print 🖨 PDF 📄Oct. 18 (UPI) — The Biden administration is expected to again tap into U.S. oil reserves to tame rising gas prices, just weeks before midterm elections and following recent OPEC+ production cuts, according to reports on Tuesday. President Joe Biden is expected to announce, in the next few days, that the United…
Print 🖨 PDF 📄DUBAI/JERUSALEM, April 19 (Reuters) – Explosions echoed over an Iranian city on Friday in what sources said was an Israeli attack, but Tehran played down the incident and indicated it had no plans for retaliation – a response that appeared gauged towards averting region-wide war. Iran’s foreign minister said the drones, which…
Print 🖨 PDF 📄 Republicans and Democrats are in a tight race for control of the US Congress, a day after the midterms. With votes still being counted, Republicans are favourites to win the House of Representatives, but the fight for the Senate is on a knife-edge. Democrats have gained a key Senate seat in…
Print 🖨 PDF 📄A day after a man shot five dead in a Toronto apartment complex, police are releasing some details about the suspect. But the answer to the most pressing question has not been disclosed: what would prompt a 73-year-old to go from apartment to apartment and shoot residents. The alleged gunman, a resident…
Print 🖨 PDF 📄Greetings from Tyler, It didn’t go well for Iran. We blew up the Ayatollah, but they’re still threatening. We must have some inside knowledge that says they can’t hit Tel Aviv, surely. The Ayatollah is dead, along with numerous of replacements. They thought they’d be safe underground, but they weren’t. The media…