Ask any American – Black, White or otherwise – what kind of emotions they experience when they see a police cruiser in their rearview mirror and the answer will likely fall somewhere between a feeling of absolute dread and sheer terror. Like the sensation of being on a rickety roller …
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The US’ withdrawal from Afghanistan after 20 years preceded a lightning advance by Taliban militants. Seizing province after province and city after city in recent days – often without firing a shot as the US-funded Afghan National Army surrendered – Taliban forces arrived in the capital city Kabul early on …
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The McCloskeys became household names last June, when the couple stared down Black Lives Matter rioters who tore down a gate outside their home in St. Louis, Missouri — Mark clutching a rifle and Patricia packing a pistol. The husband and wife were initially slapped with felony charges, but they …
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At some point in the future, when we look back at the unprecedented and seemingly interminable authoritarian restrictions many have been forced to live under over the last year, we should ask ourselves, “What were we thinking?” Because, as the tide of the coronavirus pandemic starts to recede unevenly around …
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Middleton has been a permanent fixture of the reality show in which civilians undergo gruelling commando training and its spin-offs since its inception in 2015. But this week, Channel 4 announced that the veteran chief instructor will not take part in future series. After having discussions with him “in relation …
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The commander-in-chief denounced Republicans who failed to back his challenges to November’s vote totals as the “Surrender Caucus,” describing them as “weak and ineffective ‘guardians’ of our nation” on Monday via Twitter. Trump’s continuing insistence that voter fraud stole the presidency has fractured the Republican Party, with establishment stalwarts such …
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The European Commission originally imposed “rule-of-law requirements” on member states for disbursing the pandemic recovery funds. The measure was seen as a method of pressure on Budapest and Warsaw, which have been at odds with Brussels over their laws on the media, the judiciary and LGBTQI+ rights, among other things. …
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Donald Trump has met his supporters in Valdosta, Georgia, in his first rally since election day, to support Republican senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler in the upcoming January election. That’s while the president himself is contesting results in the swing state, which has officially been called for Joe Biden. The former Vice …
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The Trump administration has yet to formally acknowledge the Democrat’s projected electoral victory and has even blocked Biden from receiving intelligence briefings. However, the president let slip during remarks about the US government’s Covid-19 vaccine development program that his presidential opponent may ultimately prevail. While discussing his position on coronavirus …
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Otherwise, it is forcibly brought to court. Police are going through the day to bring to court the former President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili. This while speaking in Parliament said the Prosecutor General Yuri Lutsenko. “After 24 hours, the police will do everything necessary to Saakashvili appeared before the investigator …
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