BEIRUT (AP) — Riot police fired tear gas and scuffled with protesters — mostly family members of victims of the Beirut Port blast — outside the home of Lebanon’s caretaker interior minister Tuesday. The demonstrators demanded an end to what they call the obstruction of an investigation into one of […]
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The university dropped its mask requirement for the campus on Monday. FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Visitors to CSU’s Fort Collins campus are now invited to stroll its buildings and grounds mask-free, as the university dropped its mask requirement Monday. Colorado State University’s Pandemic Preparedness Team made the change in keeping […]
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Throughout her life, Alisa Arbuckle had always exercised, had a healthy diet and didn’t smoke, but during Ontario’s first COVID-19 lockdown in the spring of 2020, she noticed a habit was forming. “Everyday, happy hour came a little earlier and I got to the point where I looked at […]
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WASHINGTON (REUTERS) – US President Joe Biden on Tuesday (July 13) nominated writer, surgeon and public health expert Atul Gawande to lead global health development at the US Agency for International Development, including for Covid-19, the White House said. Gawande, author of four New York Times best-selling books and a […]
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Judy Woodruff: Also today, it was widely reported that a senior Afghan delegation will fly to Qatar, trying to jump-start stalled peace talks with the Taliban. The Biden administration intensified warnings to businesses today about forced labor in China’s Xinjiang region. The U.S. and others have charged that Muslim Uyghurs […]
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Richard Eikelenboom, a forensic scientist, also pointed out the lack of blood on Mark Redwine’s clothing. LA PLATA COUNTY, Colo. — A forensic scientist spent hours Tuesday morning on the witness stand going over bloodstains found inside the home of Mark Redwine and said he would have expected more blood […]
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A fire swept through a COVID hospital ward in southern Iraq overnight, killing at least 92 and injuring more than 100. Nick Schifrin reports. Source link
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Rep. Van Taylor: Well, I — and, look, unfortunately, in my experience, and — in the Texas legislature and in Congress, I have run into voter fraud. And it’s a very upsetting thing when you find it. It’s deeply upsetting because you realize someone’s vote was taken from them. And […]
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Derrick Johnson: Well, for Democrats, I commend them to try to hold fast to traditions and protocol. But, for Republicans, they’re very clear on what they are seizing. They’re seizing power. They don’t care about democracy. Democracy is under attack. And for Democrats, we must stand up to be very […]
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It has been eight months since former president Donald Trump’s election loss to President Joe Biden. But Trump has falsely and repeated claimed the election was rigged against him. Judy Woodruff discusses his defeat and his chaotic, controversial final year in office with Michael Bender of The Wall Street Journal, […]
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