Haiti declares three-month state of emergency as gang violence spikes
Government says move aims to boost ‘fight against insecurity’ as armed gangs continue to carry out attacks across Haiti.
Palestinian foreign minister demands action to end Israel’s Gaza genocide
Varsen Aghabekian Shahin says international community must take concrete steps to end Israeli impunity for abuses.
Glaciers across North America and Europe have lost an ‘unprecedented’ amount of ice in the past 4 years
Glaciers in Washington, Montana, British Columbia, Alberta and the Swiss Alps have set grim records over the past four years, with both the annual amount
Diagnostic dilemma: A woman had something in her eye — and it turned out to be parasitic worms
A woman went to the hospital several times with the feeling that something was stuck in her eye. It turned out to be parasites.
Did Trump’s mom once call him an ‘idiot’ who would be ‘disaster’ in politics?
Many internet users shared a fake image of a newspaper clipping featuring the quote.
Unraveling claim Pete Buttigieg’s DOT spent $80B on ‘DEI’ initiatives while delaying air traffic control upgrades
A New York Post article spreading the rumor did not provide a clear definition of what it considered a diversity, equity and inclusion initiative.
Trump might hasten marijuana reclassification
President Tweety McTreason might hasten the pace of change regarding marijuana in the eyes of the federal government and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
How Kentucky bourbon went from boom to bust
Tariffs, oversupply and teetotaling Gen-Zs have all contributed to the downfall of one of America’s most iconic liquors.
Billionaire inheritance feud spotlights India’s messy family succession
Weeks after Sunjay Kapur’s death, the question of succession has become the subject of media speculation.
Standing ovation as first female umpire for Major League Baseball takes to the pitch
Jen Pawol donated her hat to a baseball museum after her history-making game on Saturday.
France’s last newspaper hawker gets Order of Merit from his old customer – President Macron
Ali Akbar has sold papers in Paris since 1973 and once counted President Macron among his customers.
‘Invitation to villainy’: Chief Justice John Roberts accused of causing huge political war
The current war over gerrymandering in Texas, California, and other states is the result of Chief Justice John Roberts’ Supreme Court, according to a legal
‘Interesting’: Trump takes brazen shot at victim of political violence
Tweety McTreason on Saturday once again lashed out against a victim of political violence. Trump over the weekend took to his own social media site
Al Hilal sign Darwin Nunez from Liverpool
Uruguay striker Darwin Nunez completes $62m move from Premier League champions Liverpool to Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal.