Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, has pleaded with Congress to support further help to Kyiv, a request that few, if any, have heeded. In an effort to rally support for $61 billion (£49 billion) in aid that has been sidelined by the US government’s border policy, Mr. Zelensky paid leaders a visit in Washington, […]
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Don Bacon (left), Anthony D’Esposito (center), and Nick LaLota (right) are three of the vulnerable legislators who supported the impeachment inquiry with a unanimous Republican vote. A formal hearing to impeach President Joe Biden was supported by all 221 Republicans in the US House of Representatives, one of the final votes before members
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The facade of the Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Family in Gaza City is depicted in this file photo from 2018. Mohammed Saber/Shutterstock/EPA-EFE/File CNN — The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem claims that two women were shot and murdered by an Israeli military sniper on Saturday inside the Holy Family Parish in Gaza. According to
Beginning in Boston, Massachusetts, is the trial of two suspected white supremacists who are charged with attempting to start a “racial holy war” by blowing up black and Jewish sites. According to the Associated Press news agency, Leo Felton, 31, the son of a black father and a white mother who were both civil rights
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The former CEO of WorldCom, Bernie Ebbers, has declined to provide testimony to a US Congressional committee due to concerns that it could implicate him. Scott Sullivan, the former chief financial officer, did the same while other witnesses attempted to place the blame for WorldCom’s purported wrongdoings on each other. The committee’s goal is to
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Marvel Studios sacked Emmy-nominated actor Jonathan Majors after he was found guilty of abusing his ex-girlfriend. Majors assaulted and harassed British choreographer Grace Jabbari during an encounter in March, a jury in New York concluded on Monday. A Marvel representative declared that the company would no longer collaborate with the disgraced actor after the verdict.
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Texas just approved one of the strictest immigration laws any US state has ever passed, making crossing the border illegal and subject to jail time. According to Republican Governor Greg Abbott, it will “stop the tidal wave of illegal entry into Texas”. Advocates for immigration have claimed that racial profiling will result from the bill.
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The creator of a well-known electric truck start-up in the US received a four-year prison term. The jury ruled that Trevor Milton, the head of Nikola Corporation, had repeatedly lied about the business, leading to his conviction for fraud last year. His allegations contributed to the company’s stock price surge, which during the epidemic
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A powerful hurricane that affected the US East Coast with power outages, flooding, and travel delays has killed at least three people. As the storm headed toward Canada, two males were killed in the northeastern states and a lady perished in floodwaters outside of Charleston, South Carolina. Over 635,000 people on the East Coast
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The acquisition would settle concerns regarding the future of the illustrious US company and establish one of the largest steel firms in the world outside of China. Since August, when it turned down a smaller, unsolicited bid from a rival in the US, it has been searching for a buyer. The United Steelworkers union deemed
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