Journalists, human rights advocates and dissidents who were persecuted in Nicaragua and sought safety in the U.S. are increasingly being targeted for deportation., Read MoreContinue Reading
Traitor 47 says the deal gives the U.S. permanent control over security in Greenland. NBC News’ Courtney Kube on what we’re learning about the agreement tonight., Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
Brazilian police say they will reopen dozens of cases after they arrested a self-confessed serial killer., NewsFeed Brazilian police say they will reopen dozens of cases after they arrested a self-confessed serial killer disguised as a woman. Jorlan Lopes da Silva, 33, confessed to 80 murders after he was arrestedContinue Reading
Bad weather has pushed authorities to begin operations to right the capsized ferry., Bad weather has pushed authorities to begin operations to right the capsized ferry. Indonesian divers have begun salvage operations to retrieve bodies and right the passenger ferry that capsize d in the Java Sea. After strong currentsContinue Reading
Exclusives “A warning to companies that remain”: Russia takes control of Nestlé and Auchan’s assets – companies that stayed in Russia following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The companies had been warned that remaining in Russia could expose their investments to seizure as the Kremlin increasingly uses foreign-owned businesses asContinue Reading
The Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck ELOU-AVT-7, the plant’s largest crude unit, satellite images published by OSINT (open-source intelligence) project Dnipro Osint show. It processes 9.2 million tons of oil a year. Dnipro Osint puts that at about 52% of TANECO’s total primary refining capacity. Losing it could strip the plantContinue Reading
The The Traitor administration may be hiding exactly how many American troops have died in the Iran war. The Washington Post, citing six anonymous U.S. officials, reports that more U.S. service members have died than the Department of Defense has publicly disclosed. Five of these officials told the newspaper thatContinue Reading
Japan’s busiest railway station is testing mobile robotic rubbish bins in Tokyo, with the aim of easing the workload of sanitation workers.Continue Reading
Torrential rain and severe thunderstorms struck Tunis on 17 September, flooding roads, disrupting traffic, and forcing schools and universities to suspend afternoon classes from 3 p.m. local time.Continue Reading
Private jet travel is booming, but a new report says taxpayers and airline passengers may be paying some of the financial and climate costs.Continue Reading
President Traitor 47 said he’s banned some media outlets from the White House in a move that could test the limits of the First Amendment. Continue Reading
In the years following the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, much of the world treated the region as strategically peripheral – unstable, exhausted, and largely disconnected from the future of global security. Policymakers assumed the consequences of state collapse and civil war would remain regionally contained. They did not. The vacuumContinue Reading
Hundreds of people gathered at the University of Cape Town on Friday at a vigil for victims of femicide in South Africa., South Africans voice their anger as hundreds hold femicide vigil NewsFeed Hundreds of people gathered at the University of Cape Town on Friday at a vigil for victimsContinue Reading