The USA’s favorite Olympian right now may just be ‘Pommel Horse Guy,’ — a 25-year-old from Massachusetts
Stephen Nedoroscik succeeded in the one job he had at the Paris Olympics: the pommel horse. And he helped deliver a historic win for Team USA.
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Western nations issue warnings over protests in African state
The American, British, and Canadian governments have warned about the possibility of planned protests in Nigeria turning violent Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | Venezuelan protests against Maduro spread, opposition says it has proof it won the election
Venezuela’s opposition said it had voting-tally proof it had won the election claimed by President Nicolas Maduro, as anti-government protests erupted across the country.
West using energy supplies to blackmail opponents – Moscow
The West is using energy supplies to blackmail countries that oppose its policies, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Men’s triathlon postponed after heavy rain makes Seine too polluted
Olympics organisers have postponed the men’s triathlon because of concerns over water quality in the River Seine, where the swimming discipline of the event was due to take place.
How a Secret BJP War Room Mobilized Female Voters to Win the Indian Elections
A sophisticated effort used technology to identify women who could bring other women out to vote—and offered a glimpse of the future of campaigning in India.
Dozens killed, hundreds feared trapped after landslides in India
Over 40 people have died in the landslides following torrential rain in the southern state of Kerala Read Full Article at RT.com
The US just showed it can stealthily sink an 820-ft ship with a low-cost bomb, and China is scrambling to say it’s not impressed
The US sunk a 39,000-ton ship with a low-cost bomb. China criticized the exercise, calling it a show of power and questioning its effectiveness.
China’s trade with Russia is getting so difficult that payments can take half a year and most bank transfers are returned
Chinese banks are tightening compliance checks, fearing repercussions from Western sanctions.
Pete Buttigieg, on Jon Stewart, is being really coy about the VP vetting process
"All I should say about it is that, you know, she is gonna make this decision," Buttigieg said of Vice President Kamala Harris pick for running mate.