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“I Wear My Trump Hat Every Day” – Muhammad Ali’s Former Wife is Voting for Trump and She Doesn’t Care What You Think About It (VIDEO)
Muhammad Ali’s former wife, Dr Khalilah Ali, is voting for Donald Trump and she doesn’t care what you think about it.
Kamala’s Illegals Used Exact Same Answer on 10,000 Parole Applications, Rubber-Stamped Anyway
A program that brings thousands of immigrants into America is paused for fear that fraud has been taking place
Protests rage over attacks against Hindus in Bangladesh
The fate of minorities in Bangladesh is under scrutiny after a recent change of government
Civil aviation 40 times safer than in 1960s – study
Commercial air travel has become roughly twice as safe in each decade for the past 60 years, an MIT study claims
Anyone not supporting Ukraine gets shot – Serbian deputy PM
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin has claimed that President Aleksandar Vucic could be targeted by an assassin
700 migrants cross Channel to Britain in small boats
Over 700 migrants in small boats crossed the Channel to Britain on Sunday, the highest number on a single day since Prime Minister Keir Starmer took power
Ukrainian deputy energy minister arrested for bribery
A Ukrainian deputy energy minister accused of taking a bribe worth half a million dollars has been arrested along with three alleged accomplices,
Tropical Storm Maria hits Japan with record rain
Tropical Storm Maria made landfall in northern Japan on Monday, having dumped the most rain in some areas since records began and forced the cancellation
Greece orders evacuations near Athens over wildfires: fire brigade
Greece ordered the evacuation Monday of multiple communities northeast of Athens as wildfires raged, the fire brigade said. "Forest fire near you. Follow
Russia battles to contain Ukraine push
Russia on Monday ordered more evacuations in a region bordering Ukraine as it battled to contain an unprecedented push onto its territory by Kyiv forces.
Air France, Transavia extend suspension of Beirut flights through Wednesday
Air France and its subsidiary Transavia France have again extended the suspension of their flights to Beirut, through Wednesday August 14, because of
Sanctions against Israeli ministers ‘must be on EU agenda’ – Borrell
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has called for sanctions on senior Israeli officials who advocate “war crimes”
Singapore Airlines plane brake glitch forces runway closure in Japan
White smoke reported as a plane landed at Japan's Narita Airport prompted a runway closure on Monday morning, but the airline later blamed glitchy brakes.
Türkiye threatens to block Telegram – media
Türkiye may block Telegram over the messaging app’s alleged failure to address the sale of child porn and drugs, Takvim newspaper claims
Australia, US, UK sign nuclear transfer deal for AUKUS subs
Australia said Monday it had signed a deal to allow the exchange of nuclear secrets and material with the United States and Britain, a key step toward
Switzerland mulls ‘secret agreements’ with NATO – media
Switzerland’s new security strategy is intended to reinforce the country’s “defense capabilities,” Blick reported on Sunday