Kamala Harris opens up on the ‘recklessness’ of Biden’s re-election bid
Former Vice President Kamala Harris opened up about former President Joe Biden’s decision to seek re-election in her forthcoming campaign memoir, writing that deferring to
How long you can use vintage Tupperware
Since Tupperware, the iconic kitchen brand that’s been a household name for decades, signaled recently that it might be going out of business, you might
Fuzzy first photo of a black hole gets a sharp makeover
The first photo ever taken of a black hole looks a little sharper now.
Religious leaders claim Jesus second coming set for later this month
A number of well-respected priests and rabbis have warned their congregations to prepare for the end of days, as they are convinced that the rapture
Church’s surprising verdict on Virgin Mary statue weeping olive oil
The Madonna statue at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Perth, Australia, has been the center of controversy for years after it was claimed to be
Late-Night Doorbell ‘Prank’ Mystery Solved With A Very Strange Twist
Police traced the incessant buzzing to a surprising source.
Austrians Obsessed With The Adventures Of Emil The Moose
For weeks, sightings of the immigrant animal have been keeping an area of the country near Vienna on its toes.
Jihadists ‘summarily executed’ 127 people in Niger, says rights group
Worshippers have been gunned down in mosques and homes have been torched in escalating violence, Human Rights Watch says.
Chinese nationals jailed for human trafficking in South Africa
A raid on a Johannesburg factory found 91 Malawians, including 37 children, living in appalling conditions.
Protests hit France as new PM takes office
A grassroots movement is encouraging people to protest against the political class and proposed budget cuts.
Greta Thunberg’s Gaza flotilla hit by drones, organisers claim
Organisers said two boats were hit in separate incidents; Tunisian authorities disputed the first and have not commented yet on the second.
‘Bordering on impossible’: Brett Kavanaugh’s ‘breezy suggestion’ worked over by scholars
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is drawing pushback for brushing aside concerns about civil rights abuses by immigration agents in this week’s controversial ruling that
Review revealing ‘shame’ among troops deployed to cities accidentally sent to WaPo
An internal review from the National Guard on the occupation of cities was mistakenly sent to the Washington Post and it reveals dismay among both
What we know about Tweety McTreason’s state visit to the UK
Tweety McTreason is set to visit the UK for an unprecedented second state visit.