From the bloody trenches of the battlefield to the crowded cities battered by Russian bombing, millions of Ukrainians waited with bated breath as the U.S. Congress prepared, after months of delay, to decide whether America would r
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military's success helping Israel stop a massive wave of Iranian missiles and drones last weekend might suggest Washington is well prepared militarily for whatever comes next as Iran and Israel move
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian said on Friday that Iran will respond at an immediate and \"maximum level\" if Israel acts against its interests.\n\n\"If Israel wants to do another adventuri
Yesterday Palmer Report pointed out that after a number of favorable recent polls, President Biden had finally pulled ahead of Donald Trump in one national polling average. The media liked to hype the polls endlessly when Trump wa
Cops continue testimony at inquest into the 2019 deaths of Nona McEwan and Randy Crosson\n\nCorporal Andrew Michaud figured he and at least two other police officers would die once they blasted open a bedroom door with a strip cha
BRENTWOOD, N.H. (AP) -- The man who blew the lid off decades of abuse allegations at New Hampshire's youth detention center continued testifying at his civil trial Thursday, describing being treated for gonorrhea after being raped
Teaneck High School students participate in pro-Palestinian walkout 00:27\n\nTEANECK, N.J.-- Dozens of students at Teaneck High School walked out for a pro-Palestinian rally Wednesday afternoon.\n\nStudents holding signs and Pales
RAIPUR: A trial court in Raipur has approved a closure report filed by EOW-ACB after finding no case of disproportionate assets against ex-IRS officer Aman Singh and his wife Yasmin Singh. Singh was principal secretary to ex-Chhat
Richard Armitage, U.S. deputy secretary of state, said Wednesday that the United States will keep its option of launching a military strike against Iraq but will consult closely with Japan and other allies before making a decision
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi said Monday he will urge U.S. President George W. Bush to make more diplomatic efforts in order to gain international support for a possible U.S. attack on Iraq.\n\nKoizumi said the message he plan