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Cartels’ Grip on Mexican Elections: Government Will Not Stop Drugs to US
In response to the US drug crisis which is claiming 200 American lives daily, the Biden Administration vows to cooperate with the Mexican government.
HAITI HELL: As Gangs Seize Control of Another Police Station, Haitians Call for Dismissal and Arrest of Police Chief
The appointment of the new Transition Council has not made any difference on the ground in the chaotic Caribbean nation of Haiti, even if the members seem to have stopped bickering and made a power sharing agreement.
Trump leads Biden in five critical swing states previously won by Biden: poll
New polls show that Donald Trump is currently leading President Biden in five critical swing states. These are the same states that Biden won in the last
US says Russia defense shake-up shows Putin ‘desperation’ on war
The United States said Monday that Russian President Vladimir Putin's removal of his defense minister showed "desperation" over the high costs of the
US does not believe ‘genocide’ occurring in Gaza: White House
The United States does not believe that genocide is occurring in Gaza but Israel must do more to protect Palestinian civilians, President Joe Biden's top
Indian firms risk US sanctions over Iran port project: State Dept
The United States said Monday that Indian companies risked US sanctions over investment in Iran after New Delhi signed a 10-year contract to develop the
Kansas Governor Vetoes Bill to Grant Child Support for Fetuses
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, a Democrat, has vetoed legislation that would have extended child support to fetuses.
9-Year-Old White Christian Child Savagely Beaten on Minnesota School Playground Because “She Wasn’t Muslim”
A Minnesota mom told Alpha News that her 9-year-old daughter was savagely beaten on the playground because “she wasn’t Muslim.” Shawna Larson said her 3 grader was savagely beaten by four other students at Hidden Valley Elementary on April 29 because of h...
More Hospitals Beginning to Demand Payment Upfront Before Administering Patient Treatments
"We need those patients who are able to pay to do so," said a spokeswoman for University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Former cabinet member sentenced to 24 years for murdering wife
A former Kazakh politician was jailed for the torture and brutal murder of his spouse
Belgian government will negotiate with prostitutes who refuse sex
Belgium has given sex workers employment rights, but will allow pimps to take action against those who refuse to ply their trade
Anti-Russia campaign money stolen in NATO state – media
Poland’s previous government seems to have designed the #StopRussiaNow movement to line the pockets of its cronies, according to Onet.pl
More geomagnetic storms predicted Monday, radio blackouts and auroras expected
Expect more geomagnetic storms today (Monday) as the sun continues to unleash X-class flares, CBS News reported. The recent strongest geomagnetic storm in
Trial begins of US senator accused of bribery, extortion
Jury selection began on Monday in the trial of a powerful US senator charged with corruption after gold bars and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash
Russia rains attacks on Ukraine’s Kharkiv region after launching offensive
Russia on Monday pummelled towns and villages in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region days after launching a surprise ground offensive over the border,
Four dead, 60 injured in Mumbai billboard collapse
Four people were killed and at least 60 injured after a billboard collapsed during a fierce storm in India's financial capital Mumbai, officials said