Thursday, March 28, 2024
The senator, in a wide-ranging conversation, vows to oppose terrorist efforts to turn Israel into an ‘unlivable hellscape.’
Across two lawsuits in different federal courts, the Mexican government is seeking tens of billions of dollars in damages from gun dealers and manufacturers.
The Argentinian embassy at Caracas is surrounded by President Maduro’s enforcers, who are seeking to prosecute six opposition figures inside. So far, Milei is practically the hemisphere’s only leader to seriously push back against the Caracas regime.
The senators claim a proposed change to classification of the potato would ‘confuse consumers, retailers, restaurant operators, farmers, and the entire supply chain.’
After a disastrous season for the locals, hope is in no short supply at Queens and the Bronx.
‘This isn’t just a policy failure,’ a New York City Council member, Robert Holden, says, ‘it’s an act of war on the working class.’
A host of other states have come under legal scrutiny after passing similar age verification rules, which critics say are ‘unconstitutional.’
The lords of the sport push through dramatic changes that cribbed from a minor league.
‘The Most Magical Place on Earth’ can now once again focus on creating that ‘magic.’
‘The devil took over me, I laid her down, started undressing her and did what I did,’ the closed captions reads.
Senator Graham labels the accusation that Israel is deliberately starving civilians and denying medicine to Gazans ‘a blood libel.’
Russia’s war economy includes retrofitting old bombs to make them more lethal on the battlefield — with a big impact on eastern Ukraine in particular.
Not unlike President Biden, Mr. Trudeau and his Liberal Party have long been struggling in the polls amid soaring inflation, interest rates, housing costs.
Given the regional chess game, Russia has little hope of making a naval comeback.
As isolationist tendencies grow in Congress, Taipei’s relationship with Washington hangs in balance.
The White House has laughed off this request in the past.
The American Conservative Union’s insurance company reportedly paid almost $500,000 to make the lawsuit go away.
It’s not yet clear how staffing for the detectors will work, nor how much it will cost.
Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson says Beyoncé is a ‘skank.’
‘If he tacks any farther to the right, Mark Farrell might need to re-register as a Republican,’ the incumbent mayor’s campaign says.
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