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US joins Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey and Israel in race for Red Sea influence as it lifts Eritrea sanctions linked to Ethiopia war that killed 600,000
The United States has lifted sanctions on Eritrea imposed over its role in the deadly war in neighbouring Ethiopia, as ...
Democrats raise alarm over supposed "modern-day lynchings" of black Americans but ignore the fatherlessness epidemic behind ...
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Marco Rubio's sanctions against South Africans pursuing apartheid restitution signal a dangerous racial veto
As tensions rise in the discourse surrounding restitution for apartheid crimes, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ignited ...
Texas officials have sued a Houston area postpartum center over allegations of soliciting foreigners to have babies on U.S.
Under federal law, “troops” or “armed men” are allowed at polling locations only if “such force be necessary to repel armed ...
The United States Department of Justice reports a woman was sentenced after filing an application to FEMA that falsely claimed her residence was destroyed in Hurricane Helene.
The major Manhattan hospital system agreed to pay $8.5 million to settle a federal inquiry into gender-transition treatments for adolescents.
The US president announced an immediate White House ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico, warning more media purges are set to follow.
Former Chief Justice Vincent De Gaetano has revealed that he initially agreed to chair the public inquiry into Daphne Caruana ...
Former state official Kosta Diamantis fled to Greece ahead of his sentencing for bribery, prompting pension halts and stirring debate over extradition challenges.
The NAACP and other civil rights organizations sued the Trump administration to prevent it from stationing federal agents at ...
We have the equivalent of the Ancient Aliens dude running the nation’s public health, and now he apparently has been given ...
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