Finding Joy Amidst Tragedy: Stories of Solidarity in Post-Fire Hawaii
A week following the devastating fires in Hawaii and Maui, the island residents are coming together with great solidarity and resilience.
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Ongoing Search for Missing Individuals Continues in Aftermath of Devastating Fires in Hawaii
Authorities in Hawaii are still conducting a search for missing individuals as the aftermath of the devastating fires unfolds. With over 90 reported fatalities
FBI Shoots Man After Threat Against President Biden
A supporter of former President Trump was shot and killed by FBI agents in Utah after making threats to attack President Joe Biden.
DeSantis Fires One-Third of His Team amid Struggles in Presidential Campaign
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who is vying for the Republican presidential nomination, has fired one-third of his campaign team following a rocky start to his campaign.
US Court Overturns Restriction on Asylum Rights
A US court has overturned an important migration rule imposed by the Biden administration.
Department of Justice Questions Trump’s Immunity, Allowing Lawsuits for Statements Made During Presidency
The US Department of Justice has changed its position on a defamation lawsuit against former President Donald Trump.
USA Reportedly Willing to Provide Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
Controversial Delivery of Cluster Munitions Raises Concerns
USA Reportedly to Provide Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
Several US media outlets are reporting that the USA intends to supply cluster munitions to Ukraine. The announcement is expected to be made today.
“Titanic” in the North Atlantic on June 18 with five occupants.
Almost three weeks after the loss of the “Titan” submarine, operator OceanGate has temporarily suspended its business.
Six to Three for Democracy
Republicans in the US state of North Carolina sought to redraw the boundaries of their electoral districts