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Manchin and Collins: 'We wuz robbed.'

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american thinker By John Mastronardi No sooner had the Supreme Court issued its Dobbs opinion then West Virginia’s sometimes-rational-Democrat senator Joe Manchin and senior Maine-Squish-Republican, →

Syria and Italy sign two cooperation agreements on restoring and reviving Barada River

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sana Rome, SANA The University of Damascus and the Governorate of Damascus signed two cooperation agreements with the Italian Mayella National Park on exchanging experiences and to serve the national →

Cape Verde is exporting music and vibes to the world

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​africa news​​​ Ade da Costa was just an ordinary boy on the tiny island of Maio. Like many Cape Verdeans, he wanted to be a musician. Now he’s got a professional career in Spain. "When Bana, Cesarea →

Strike week in Belgium: What disruptions to expect, and when

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the brussels times By Lauren Walker Belgium will be hit by various strikes in the next few days, from a national strike on Monday to various airlines carrying out actions later in the week. Here is a →

Ale, the new baby white rhino at Cuba's national zoo

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africa news Ale, a baby white rhino born on June 9 in Havana, strolls curiously with his mother Katherine through the African grassland at the National Zoo of Cuba, whose officials seek to contribute →

Free school lunches for all are ending. But House passes deal on summer meals, other child nutrition benefits.

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​nbc news​​​ By Elizabeth Chuck The House passed a bill Thursday to extend food assistance measures for children, drawing praise from advocates who said the legislation would help millions of kids →

Losing Our Democracy

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american thinker By John Leonard Hillary Clinton just became the most recent Democrat to claim we’re “standing on the precipice of losing our democracy” and of all people, Hillary ought to know. →

10-second balance test may predict how long you'll live

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nbc news By Linda Carroll For older adults, being able to balance briefly on one foot may predict how long they'll live. People who failed a 10-second balance test of standing on one foot were nearly →

South Korea’s home-grown rocket deploys satellite

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​asia times​​​ NARO SPACE CENTER, SOUTH KOREA – As the seconds counted down, spectators gathered on a pebbled beach washed with turquoise seas on the southern tip of the Korean peninsula. Nearby, in →

Ten weeks after escaping Kabul, a women's rights activist found herself in Texas without food, money and three of her kids

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nbc news By Anna Schecter, Kenzi Abou-Sabe and Cynthia McFadden Roshan Mashal had been fighting for women’s rights in Afghanistan for more than a decade when the Taliban took over in August. Their →

Boy, 15, killed, 3 others injured in shooting after unpermitted event, D.C. authorities say

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​nbc news​​​ By Dennis Romero A 15-year-old boy was killed and a police officer was among three others injured when someone opened fire in a crowd following an unpermitted music gathering in →

Parts of Yellowstone National Park to reopen after historic flooding

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cbs news By Sophie Reardon Portions of Yellowstone National Park will reopen beginning next week, the National Park Service announced Saturday. The news comes several days after historic flooding →

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