Week

A man who was arrested in a case related to a New York stabbing is an illegal immigrant.

Speakers at Africa's Climate Summit suggested a global tax on carbon emissions in order to help boost the countries low GDP rates.

Alaska's board of education voted last week to approve a measure banning trans-identifying men in women's sports.

Amidst the flurry of figures released, a striking detail emerged: a whopping 1.2 million jobs previously held by native-born workers were lost, and, interestingly, this void was filled with a significant rise in foreign-born employment, amounting to 668,000.

Biden had not only received her initial vaccine doses but had also been administered two booster shots.

The college president, Dr. Kevin James, in a letter released on the college's Instagram, had originally stated that starting from August 20, all students and staff were mandated to wear masks for a period of two weeks.

The number of people on the official list of those missing from the Maui wildfire has remained nearly unchanged from last week at 385.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said during an interview last week that he believes former President Barack Obama is the person behind the Biden administration.

Following Hurricane Idalia in Florida's Big Bend last week, a local fire department has warned electric vehicle owners that exposure to salt water can cause the vehicle's batteries to catch fire.

U.K. cooking show "The Great British Bake Off" is ridding its nationality-themed episodes after some viewers accused the plots of being racist.