Month: August 2022
House Passes Climate, Tax and Health Bill
The passage of the bill, which appeared dead just weeks ago, caps a Democratic effort to deliver on major components of President Biden’s agenda.
Read MoreRushdie on ventilator after stabbing; suspect said to support Iran’s IRGC
Agent says ‘the news is not good’ as author, subject to Iranian death fatwa, remains in hospital; police arrest Hadi Matar, who reportedly has sympathies for Shia extremists
Read MoreU.K. Economy Shrinks as Inflation Hits Households
GDP figures offer a fresh indication that the British economy is struggling under the weight of soaring gas bills and rising interest rates, with the Bank of England projecting a lengthy recession.
Read MoreXi Plans First In-Person Meeting With Biden in Fall
The November meeting in Southeast Asia would mark the Chinese leader’s first international trip in nearly three years.
Read MoreWhy the U.S. Never Caught Mullah Omar
The Taliban’s late founder hid out for years in Afghan homes while the U.S. hunted for him in Pakistan. The new Kabul regime is eager to celebrate his mystique and legacy,
Read MoreThe New Neighbor Is Causing a Commotion. Oh, and He’s the President of South Korea.
The country’s new leader is moving the official office from the secluded ‘Blue House’ into central Seoul to be less remote. Now he’s too close for some citizens’ comfort.
Read MoreWhy is Salman Rushdie so controversial?
Salman Rushdie is an Indian-born British author whose writing about religion and politics has made him controversial in some parts of the world.
Read MoreOhio FBI shooting – live: ‘Violent extremist’ Ricky Shiffer investigated for months after Jan 6 – The Independent
Ohio FBI shooting – live: ‘Violent extremist’ Ricky Shiffer investigated for months after Jan 6 The Independent An armed man tried to enter the FBI’s Cincinnati office and was fatally shot after a standoff with police. Here’s what we know CNN What
Read MoreHow Trump may have broken laws, including Espionage Act, with Mar-a-Lago documents
Former US president could have violated laws related to national defense, obstruction of justice and public records by holding White House material at home, expert says
Read MoreIsraeli intel, Iran missiles: Trump’s history of playing loose with classified info
Former US president, under fire for ‘top secret’ documents at his home, repeatedly divulged intelligence while he was in office
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