Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will stay in the government as senior minister after he steps down next month, his successor said Tuesday.
New research from the San Diego Zoo using just 12 frozen cells suggests we can protect the northern white rhino
Israeli security forces «must immediately end their active participation in and support for settler attacks on Palestinians,» the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said Tuesday.
Nobody wants World War III — but it's foolish to pretend we're not at the edge of that abyss
President Biden on Monday hosted Iraq's leader at the White House as his administration worked to prevent an escalation in Mideast hostilities following Iran's weekend aerial assault on Israel.
It wouldn't be an overstatement to say that the headlines are increasingly filled with warnings about an escalating mental health crisis in America.
Some 264 illegal immigrants sit in jail in Tarrant County, Texas, and among them they face eight counts of murder, Sheriff Bill Waybourn will tell the House Oversight Committee on Tuesday. The hearing comes hours before the House is slated to send to the Senate two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
Relations between Beijing and Moscow are none of Washington’s business, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry Read Full Article at RT.com
Many issues arising from France’s colonial crimes in Algeria have still not been resolved Read Full Article at RT.com
Strikes on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant are being leveraged to push for sanctions that could impact Western Europe Read Full Article at RT.com
US lawmaker proposes reparation by exempting black people from taxes, admits plan may not work because many aren’t paying taxes anyway Read Full Article at RT.com
Washington appears desperate to absolve Kiev of any blame in the terrorist attack on Moscow, while failing to invite trust Read Full Article at RT.com
The recall was initiated on March 9, 2024, and is ongoing, per an official notice from the FDA
The time to prepare for a bird flu pandemic is now, experts say
Allen Weisselberg is going to Rikers Island after lying under oath at Donald Trump's civil business fraud trial
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Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, the right-wing fraudsters who orchestrated a robocall campaign targeting Black voters in seven states during the 2020 election, have agreed to pay $1.25 million in a settlement with New York Attorney General Letitia James. “The right to vote is the cornerstone of our democracy, and it belongs to everyone. We will not allow anyone to threaten that right,” James said in a statement on the settlement. “Wohl and Burkman orchestrated a depraved and disinformation-ridden campaign to intimidate Black voters in an attempt to sway the election in favor of their preferred candidate.” The pair was found liable by a federal judge in New York in 2023 for the robocalling scheme. According to a consent decree the two signed, Wohl and Burkman must “refrain from knowingly creating, sponsoring, or transmitting any robocall or other Mass Communication that would intimidate or deter voters from voting by any method in any election.” The decree remains in place for eight years.
Arizona Republicans got just what they wanted Tuesday when the state’s Supreme Court upheld a 160-year-old abortion ban—enacted before the state was even a state—that criminalizes abortions and mandates prison sentences for providers. That ruling cements the state as a battleground in the 2024 election and is making life a lot tougher for the Republican candidates who made their careers in part by carrying water for the anti-abortion movement. Rep. David Schweikert is one of the most vulnerable, up for reelection in a district that narrowly voted for President Joe Biden in 2020. Schweikert is a six-time co-sponsor of the radical Life at Conception Act. That’s the legislation that would ban all abortions and does not exclude IVF treatments in defining a “person” as “each and every member of the species homo sapiens at all stages of life, including the moment of fertilization.” In 2022, Schweikert applauded the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, saying he was «pleased» that the decision “reaffirms the right to life.” He’s not so pleased now.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene welcomed Republicans back to work Tuesday with a five-page broadside attack on Speaker Mike Johnson, making sure everyone knows that she’s serious about her threat to try to oust him. Greene’s trying to foment more anger and division, and in one sense it’s working. The problem for her is that she’s made herself the target, as House members are sick of her constant political stunts. Johnson has presided over “a complete and total surrender to, if not complete and total lockstep with, the Democrats’ agenda that has angered our Republican base so much and given them very little reason to vote for a Republican House majority” Greene wrote. “As a matter of fact, if we win the House this fall, it will only be because President Trump is on the ballot, not because we have earned it.” Plenty of Republicans, however, aren’t buying it.
A GOP minority outreach center in suburban Atlanta that was once devoted to artificially creating buzz, giving people the shaft, and taking an unusually keen interest in what happens in other people’s bedrooms is now a sex shop. In other words, the building is chock-full of phony penises—much as it was when its previous tenants occupied the space. According to a new report in the Atlanta-Journal Constitution, Republicans opened the center with high hopes, knowing they needed to shore up their support in Georgia, a formerly ruby-red state that President Joe Biden narrowly won in 2020. But they’ve given up trying to reason with people and have now simply ceded the space to dicks—just as the rest of the Republican Party has done over the past eight years or so.
Elon Musk's social media platform is apparently changing any mention of Twitter to X on the mobile version of the app.
Biden administration officials are still unclear on the definition of «woman» and may want to check in with Idaho.
More than two months after it was released, the Apple Vision Pro, a mixed-reality headset, is causing some users neck pain, headaches and black eyes.
