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If you already believe that the U.S. government had become hopelessly tyrannical, vindictive and paranoid about all things concerning Donald J. Trump, you would be correct. But the latest action by Special Counsel Jack Smith, with the full cooperation by the Injustice Department, is … well, there's no other way to explain it: unprecedented. Something…

Former President Obama has released his annual summer music playlist for 2023. In a tweet Thursday, Obama shared his favorite songs that kept him going during his leisure time this year.  In his summer playlist, which consists of 41 songs, the former president shared songs from popular current artists such as Jorja Smith’s “Try Me”;...

BBC bosses reportedly wanted the former Big Brother star to sign for Strictly Come Dancing

The city has recorded 200 suspected dengue cases in the first 20 days of July, prompting the health department to announce a dedicated dengue ward at the Civil Hospital in the city and direct other hospitals to do the same.

By Jeoffrey Maitem and Jojo Riñoza

Manila monitors and plans every day for the possibility of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, the new Philippine defense secretary said Thursday.

Taiwan is a key economic partner of the Philippines and hosts around 150,000 Filipinos, whose safety would be in jeopardy should China invade the island, which it considers a renegade province.

“That is something we continue to monitor daily, and hopefully, the engagements bilaterally between... Читать дальше...

By Judson Phillips The date was Nov. 19, 2009. The United States Senate held a hearing where the heads of three major automobile industries clamored for a bailout. They said that without $25 billion, they would go bankrupt, and the U.S. economy would crash. They also assured members that they would pay it all back.…

California governor Gavin Newsom (D.) lacks the legal authority to follow through on his threats against a local school board that rejected an LGBT-themed social studies curriculum. Newsom announced on Wednesday that the state would deliver state textbooks "into the hands of students and their parents" and then "deliver the bill—along with a $1.5 million […]

East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for July 21, 2023

Former President Donald Trump will face a jury in Washington, D.C. if — as looks increasingly likely — he is indicted in the federal investigation into the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Facing a jury in D.C., an area that overwhelmingly backed President Joe Biden, has long been a frustration of the January 6 defendants themselves, many of whom unsuccessfully tried to get their trial moved to their home states.

(NEW YORK POST) – The U.S. government has scraped funding for the controversial Wuhan Institute of Virology, which has long been scrutinized as the possible origin of COVID-19, after the facility didn’t fork over documents about safety and security, according to a report. President Biden’s White House took the action Monday, according to a memo…

Tirien Steinbach, Stanford Law School’s DEI associate dean, resigned Thursday, months after her confrontation with Trump-appointed Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan went viral.

Vice President & Principal Analyst, Modern Work, Melody Brue looks at Microsoft's generative AI advancements and their potential impacts on workers and productivity.

'Resident Evil 4 Remake' Sells Over 5 Million Units

Lots of pets love the beach as much as their pet parents do. Fortunately, if you’re looking for a beach vacay you and your furry kid will both enjoy, there are plenty of pet-friendly options to choose from.

Hollywood is dealing with striking actors and writers, but the show goes on for Streamed & Screened, which tackles Emmy nominations and a documentary about Iowa.

SociaLink’s Volunteering Services is throwing down a challenge for election candidates in the Western Bay of Plenty - volunteer a couple of hours for social agencies and see what’s really going on in the city. Volunteering Services manager Angela Wallace ...

1. Mady Gosselin Speaks Out About Brother Collin's Recent Accusations, Alleges He 'Physically Threatened' Her  PEOPLE
2. Collin Gosselin: Growing Up on TV  VICE TV
3. Here's What Mady Gosselin Has Said About Her Relationship With Estranged Brother Collin  The List
4. Mady Gosselin Accuses Brother Collin of 'Violence and Hate Speech'  Entertainment Tonight
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The Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tempore has requested the Attorney General take charge in a federal lawsuit regarding "illegal" tribal gaming compacts the Governor signed off on in 2020.

The stock has risen from Rs 1,779 as on April 18 to Rs 2,439 recorded on July 18 — this translates into an upside of over 37%. The momentum has helped the stock hit a record high of Rs 2,812 on July 19, but it has failed to hold on to the momentum and witnessed some profit-taking towards the close of the trade.

Burnley Scoops up Rising Star James Trafford The picturesque landscape of Burnley, a place steeped in football history, has an aura of promise about it this season. The team is reveling in the glory of promotion and it’s clear that the investment is kicking in. The arrival of James Trafford, the fresh-faced goalkeeper from the […]

Christopher Rufo, the right-wing culture warrior who has the ear of Gov. Ron DeSantis, is seeking to derail the candidacy of one of the three finalists for the presidency of Florida Atlantic University. Rufo attacked Vice Admiral Sean Buck, describing the career officer as a woke military leader who pushed “radical” diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at the U.S. Naval Academy.

A CARER was left in tears after a King’s Guard broke protocol to step up to pose for a photo with a man with Down’s syndrome.