China Ends Mandatory COVID-19 Testing for Inbound Travelers Amid Economic Challenges
As China marks its journey towards normalization post-pandemic, the nation has announced that it will discontinue its requirement for incoming travelers to present... Read more.
Trump Campaign Raises $7.1 Million After Fulton County Mugshot
Former President Donald Trump’s campaign has raised $7.1 million since he surrendered himself into custody at the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office last week.... Read more.
Denmark Moves to Ban Burning the Koran or the Bible
The Danish government has reportedly proposed a ban on setting the Quran on fire in public after a series of burnings led to uproar in Muslim countries.... Read more.
Transgender Inmate Gets $160K for Being ‘Misgendered’ in Jail
A transgender woman received a $160,000 settlement after being “misgendered” by workers at a jail in Broome County, New York.... Read more.
Gunman Kills Three, Himself in ‘Racially Motivated’ Shooting in Florida
A man fatally shot three people inside a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida Saturday in a predominately Black neighborhood in an attack that the local... Read more.
Microsoft Files Patent for Face-Tracking Tech
Potential for its application in monitoring remote workers and various other sectors.... Read more.
‘Eco-Friendly’ Paper Straws May Pose Health, Environmental Risks: Study
Supposedly green alternatives might contain chemicals detrimental to both the environment and human health.... Read more.
George Soros-Backed DA’s Reelection Sparks Alarm: Austin Police Department Grapples with Staffing Crisis, Leadership Transition
Texas Municipal Police Association stressed, “The recent announcement of George Soros backed District Attorney Hoe Garza’s reelection bid should be an alarm... Read more.
Maui County Sues Hawaiian Electric For Causing Wildfire
The local government in Maui has sued the Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) this week after claiming the business caused the deadly wildfire earlier this month.... Read more.
Chicago Police Union President Plans to House Migrants at City Hall
Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara suggested last week moving migrants to City Hall to sleep in lobbies and open hallways.... Read more.
