US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin remains in hospital with prostate cancer
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin is still in hospital and is in a good condition, the Pentagon has said.
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‘We’ll back words with actions’: Cameron says Britain could strike Houthis in Yemen again
Britain could strike Houthi targets in Yemen again if the rebel group continues to attack ships in the Red Sea, the foreign secretary has suggested.
Death toll rises to 34 after mudslide covers highway in Colombia
The number of people who have died following a mudslide in western Colombia has risen to 34.
EU nation’s farmers block border crossing with Ukraine
Romanian farmers have blocked a border crossing with Ukraine to protest agriculture imports Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | UN says Gaza war ‘staining humanity’ on eve of 100th day
The United Nations said on Saturday the Gaza war was “staining humanity” on the eve of its 100th day as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu doubled down on vows to defeat Hamas.
Gonzalo Lira: The US government has allowed Ukraine to kill an American journalist who criticised ‘dictator’ Zelensky
In a world of cowardice and lies, telling the truth where and when it really matters takes courage – and can cost you your life Read Full Article at RT.com
Democrats in California want to clear homeless encampments in public areas. So they convinced the conservative US Supreme Court to take up the case.
The issue has united liberals and conservatives as they’ve asked the SCOTUS to overturn the 9th Circuit’s ruling in Johnson v. City of Grants Pass.
Xbox is banning users for automatically uploading steamy sex scenes from Baldur’s Gate 3
Baldur’s Gate 3 allows characters to remove their clothes and romance other characters. It’s getting users in trouble with Xbox Live.
The Hague won’t stop us – Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that international law will not stand in the way of his mission against Hamas Read Full Article at RT.com
Washington state spent over $700,000 on giant boulders to deter homeless encampments
Before installing the boulders, Washington state officials said they focused on sheltering homeless people who were previously camped along highways.