‘We feed the nation’: Indian farmers hit the streets on election eve. What do they want?
Thousands of farmers are ready to march on the capital, raising an old demand, a guaranteed minimum price for crops Read Full Article at RT.com
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Australian showjumper stood down for competing in a mankini
An Australian equestrian has been stood down from competition for wearing a mankini during a showjumping event.
I pay down my $8K credit card debt through my Instacart side hustle. The job is worth it if you know which orders to accept.
This Instacart driver pays $100 toward her credit card debt each week and says it’s a worthy side hustle. She only works Saturdays and Sundays.
Trump receives mixed reception as he launches $400 gold sneakers day after $355 million court ruling
Trump was met with both boos and cheers ringing out from the audience at "Sneaker Con" in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Here’s what it’s like to watch a movie in the Apple Vision Pro
The Apple Vision Pro transformed how I watch movies in my first week of using it.
17 presidents who grew up in surprisingly humble homes
While the Kennedys and Trumps of the world were born to wealthy families with large estates, other presidents had far more humble beginnings.
Harry Truman once called the White House a ‘glamorous prison.’ Here’s what presidents and their families have said about living there.
Presidents have reflected fondly — and not so fondly — on their time in the White House long after their terms ended.
Biden invited to reach out to Russians after Putin interview
Russian journalist Dmitry Kiselyov has requested an interview with Biden to hear his take on how Moscow-Washington ties can be improved Read Full Article at RT.com
Germany could hike military spending – defense minister
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has said his country could ramp up its military spending to as high as 3.5% of GDP Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | Alexei Navalny death: ‘Killers’ of Putin’s most vocal critic refusing to hand over body, allies say
Alexei Navalny’s supporters have accused Russian authorities of being ‘killers’ who were ‘covering their tracks’ by refusing to hand over his body, as the Kremlin stayed silent despite Western accusations and a flood of tributes to the late opposition leader.