Citizens and US permanent residents seeking to fly need to show a federally issued ‘real ID’ with a matching photo at airports, but people who are in the country illegally are allowed to use their arrest warrants as an alternative, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The agency confirmed …
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Speaking to CNN, von der Leyen said that the three countries have “a lot of open questions that have to be answered,” days after the military initiative was unveiled. Criticism has mounted over the decision by the trio to agree a security pact under which Canberra will be provided with …
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Noel Clarke is not a global star, but is nevertheless a well-known actor/director in the UK. Just a matter of weeks ago, the prestigious British Academy of Film and Arts awarded him the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema prize. That award has now been suspended after a total of 20 …
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Selective outrage is not new, either in society or in politics. Some would say that if you want to see a hypocrite, you need only look in the mirror. However, there will never be any progress if we can’t acknowledge selective outrage when we see it. One commonality that I’ve …
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As the US continues to lead the world with over 21 percent of total deaths and nearly a quarter of confirmed coronavirus cases (which could be partially attributed to record numbers of tests conducted), a new YouGov poll commissioned by CBS News shows the extremely polarized views of 2,226 surveyed …
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The head coach of the national team of Ukraine Andriy Shevchenko gave press conference before tomorrow’s match against Croatia. “We managed to go through a micro cycle, there were several preparatory days. We are looking for the status of all players in the online mode. Each player is now in …
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