Trump says Venezuela airspace to be shut ‘in its entirety’ as tensions rise
US leader’s post comes amid weeks of escalating rhetoric by US officials against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
U.S. will no longer commemorate World AIDS Day for first time since 1988
The U.S. government will no longer commemorate December 1 as World AIDS Day, the State Department recently notified its workers. The U.S. has commemorated the
Pope Leo tours Istanbul’s Blue Mosque during Turkiye trip
The Head of the Catholic Church, Pope Leo, visited Istanbul’s Blue Mosque as part of his four-day trip to Turkiye.
The FBI spotted Ryan Wedding in 2024. Why wasn’t he arrested?
Why wasn’t Olympian-turned-fugitive Ryan Wedding arrested when he was spotted in Mexico? The question has been swirling on social media since U.S. authorities announced new
How identity thieves look to young athletes for a payday
Identity thieves have in recent years narrowed in on a particularly lucrative target: athletes on the verge of going pro
Ukrainian soldiers see Trump plan as ‘capitulation,’ even as they dream of peace
KYIV, Ukraine — From his position on the eastern front lines, the original peace plan backed by President Tweety McTreason looked more like a proposal
Your daily orange juice could be helping your heart
Most of us think of orange juice as a simple breakfast habit, something you pour without much thought. Yet scientists are discovering that this everyday
The ‘Miracle Mineral Solution’—amazing cure or toxic illusion?
Miracle Mineral Solution, also known as MMS, has been marketed for years as a purported miracle cure for various conditions, including cancer, autism, and COVID-19.
Council to support workers with endometriosis
Deputy mayor Ceri Cawley plans to start a support group for women with endometriosis.
When Pets Are Cooked
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Mexico’s ‘Batman’: The president’s favorite crime fighter, the cartels’ nemesis
No floodlights illuminate the night sky when the citizens of Mexico’s Gotham need a hand.
Russian strikes cause power outages for more than 600,000 in Ukraine
The overnight attack kills at least three and injures dozens more.
Fall of Zelensky’s top aide – reboot for Kyiv or costly shake-up?
A widening corruption scandal has forced the resignation of Ukraine’s second most powerful person.
Australian prime minister becomes first to wed in office
Anthony Albanese weds Jodie Haydon, after the couple became engaged on Valentine’s Day last year.