Ukraine not allowed use long-range missiles in Kursk – Pentagon
The Pentagon will not allow Kiev to use ATACMS missiles in Russia’s Kursk Region, citing a threat of escalation Read Full Article at RT.com
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Biden calls for new elections in Venezuela
Biden joined several South American countries in calling for new elections in Venezuela only to be corrected by his own administration Read Full Article at RT.com
Fists fly in Turkish parliament (VIDEO)
Lawmakers in Ankara came to blows after an opposition MP called the government “terrorists” who unjustly imprisoned his colleague Read Full Article at RT.com
How to See the Conjunction Between Mars, Jupiter, and the Moon
On the 27th, the celestial bodies will form an unusual triangle in the sky just before dawn.
NASA Nears Decision Time on Boeing Starliner’s Fate
There’s now a significant chance the spacecraft’s crew will have to return to Earth on a different one—and maybe not until next year.
Disappointing photos show what it’s really like to backpack across Europe
From overcrowded tourist attractions to sleepless train nights and soreness, backpacking in Europe may not be as glamorous as it looks on Instagram.
I spent over $2,000 to fly United Polaris, a ‘reimagined’ business class. It’s only worth it for trips over 10 hours.
My eight-hour United Polaris flight from Newark to Rome was nice with perks, but upgrading to this business class is only worth it for longer flights.
Look inside the Breakers, a 70-room, 138,300-square-foot mansion that belonged to one of America’s wealthiest Gilded Age families
Completed in 1895, the Breakers is now a museum that preserves the extravagant wealthy lifestyle of a millionaire family in the Gilded Age.
‘Armed and organised – like a paramilitary group’: Inside a West Bank village targeted in deadly attack by Israeli settlers
In a picturesque hillside village, in the occupied West Bank, the latest victim of this conflict was being buried.
News24 | ICJ to hold hearings in case that may define countries’ climate obligations
The International Court of Justice said on Friday it would hold public hearings starting on 2 December in an advisory opinion case that may become a reference point in defining countries’ legal obligations to fight climate change.