Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the incident a “huge disaster,” while paramedics described chaotic scenes of teams administering CPR en masse to people, including… Read More »Crush at religious festival in Israel’s Mount Meron kills 45 people
The personnel face discipline for a variety of failures, and investigators found Guillén was also sexually harassed. The chief investigating officer, Gen. Michael Garrett, ordered… Read More »Army disciplines officers, soldiers for handling of Vanessa Guillén’s murder at Fort Hood
Applying that designation would expand US law enforcement’s ability to pursue Americans domestically who have contacts with foreign groups such as neo-Nazi organizations based in… Read More »FBI and CIA are urged to boost intel gathering on foreign White supremacist groups
In the last week, Cheney has opened the door to running for President in 2024 and blasted colleagues in the Senate who supported efforts to… Read More »GOP fractures on display as Cheney faces criticism for bucking Trump
For the first 12-week phase, blue-and-white boxes containing about 12,000 GMO eggs developed by a US-owned, British-based company called Oxitec have been placed in six… Read More »First-ever US release of genetically modified mosquitoes begins in Florida
Now India is facing its own devastating Covid-19 crisis, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reluctant to put his economy through another round of turmoil.… Read More »India doesn’t want to shut down its economy again. It may get crushed anyway
Jennifer Lopez appears to be playing the field. The pop music superstar, 51, has been hanging out with Ben Affleck, 48, in Los Angeles following… Read More »Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck have meetups amid Alex Rodriguez split: report
Two Ivy League universities have apologized after the remains of a pair of children killed in a 1985 bombing in Philadelphia were kept by researchers… Read More »UPenn, Princeton apologize after remains from 1985 Philadelphia bombing were used without families’ knowledge
Younger adults are particularly affected by the rare blood clotting disorder linked to the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, the UK’s medicines regulator has said. The Medicines and… Read More »Young people more likely to suffer rare vaccine blood clots, MHRA says
Thousands of clubbers descended on Liverpool docks for Britain’s first legal rave in more than a year. The pilot event, The First Dance, does not… Read More »Thousands of clubbers descend on Liverpool docks for Britain’s first legal rave in more than a year
“On the advice of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Administration will restrict travel from India starting immediately,” White House press secretary Jen… Read More »Biden administration to restrict travel from India starting Tuesday
NASA and SpaceX delayed the Crew-1 mission astronauts’ return to Earth for a second time on Thursday. The undocking had been scheduled for Friday afternoon,… Read More »SpaceX Crew-1 splashdown delayed again
The Goop founder and Oscar winner heralded the 2022 return of her Celebrity Cruises partnership by sharing a photo of herself wearing a bikini on… Read More »Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Cruise is ready to set sail
The KHRA said they received a complaint against Sheikh Mohammed from a group of human rights lawyers and students from the University of Louisville calling… Read More »Kentucky Derby overshadowed by calls for Sheikh Mohammed’s horse to be banned
According to Billboard, the country star is not welcome due to a racial slur controversy he was involved in back in February. “With our content… Read More »Morgan Wallen is a Billboard Music Awards finalist, but he won’t be a part of the show
The primary connection of note here is the involvement of actor-producer Justin Theroux (“The Leftovers”), who is Paul Theroux’s nephew, and assumes the central role… Read More »‘The Mosquito Coast’ feels even weirder moving the book into the modern age