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Nigeria: Sadness, anger in Owo following deadly church attack

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africa news After sadness and fear, it is anger that has emerged in Owo town, southwest Nigeria, following a deadly church attack in the country's relatively peaceful region. Women marched in protest →

Here’s who qualifies for the $25B in student loan forgiveness already approved

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the hill by Addy Bink and Nexstar Media Wire While widespread student loan forgiveness hasn’t yet become a reality, some U.S. borrowers have already received some debt relief. Roughly 1.3 million →

Queen Elizabeth makes surprise appearance on balcony to close out jubilee celebrations

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cbs news By Caroline Linton Britain's Queen Elizabeth II made a surprise appearance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace on Sunday to close out her Platinum Jubilee celebration. She appeared on the →

Pageant participants in queen's jubilee celebrate diverse UK

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cbs news That message will be delivered by a group of 250 artists and performers from the African-Caribbean community, which was particurlary hit hard by the pandemic and is now being squeezed by the →

COVID vaccines: When will enough be enough?

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american thinker By John M. Contino AT recently published an article by physician Joseph Shepherd, who succinctly summarized how the COVID vaccines kill. Aside from all the well-documented adverse →

‘Grateful’: Ukrainian refugees to help clean up Cinquantenaire Park

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​the brussels times​​​ On 4 June, members of the Ukrainian community in Belgium, organised by NGO Promote Ukraine, will take part in a clean-up of Brussels’ Parc du Cinquantenaire in order to express →

Stockholm march to protest climate change inaction

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​africa news​​​ Several hundred people marched through downtown Stockholm on Friday afternoon to protest against what they perceive as political inaction towards climate change. The protest was →

Johnny Depp-Amber Heard verdict live updates: Jury reaches verdict

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nbc news The throngs of Depp fans who had been flooding the Northern Virginia courthouse during this trial were nowhere to be found on Wednesday. There were virtually no signs of Depp's fans, who had →

A shame of human rights to coerce multinational companies to leave Xinjiang: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ German car giant Volkswagen has recently encountered a sudden increase of political pressure in the West and the US over a plant it opened in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur →

No more bambinos? Italy's firms move to tackle birth crisis

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reuters By Francesco Zecchini and Gavin Jones Businesses in the sleepy Italian town of Cartigliano are so worried about its declining birth rate and lack of workers that they have begun paying →

How the COVID Vaccines Kill

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american thinker By Joseph Shepherd With each passing day, the news connected to the COVID shots grows worse. That the injections don’t prevent COVID -- or even its “Not a single organ, not a single →

As coal ash lawsuit drags on after 10 years, dozens of exposed workers have died

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cbs news Over the years, Jacobs has made repeated attempts to have the suits thrown out. The Tennessee Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments on Wednesday in Jacob's latest challenge to →

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