US Intelligence report finds Russia worked with Trump allies to damage Biden’s chances in 2020 election
US Intelligence reports have revealed a shocking finding that highlights Russian President Vladimir Putin to have most likely authorized attempts
Biden faces tough resistance from Republicans amidst COVID19 vaccine push
WASHINGTON: As President Biden urges to vaccinate the Americans, he is facing deep skepticism among the Republicans, a group that
Unaccompanied Minors Throng US-Mexico Border Again
As newly elected PM Joe Biden has started to work towards creating a more humanized method to address asylum seekers
Bolivia’s former President Jeanine Anez gets arrested over alleged coup charges
On Saturday, Bolivia’s Bolivia’s former interim President Jeanine Anez got arrested as officials of the opposition charged her of helping
Jake Tapper acknowledges reports of Andrew Cuomo allegations; avoids them on CNN show: Report
Jake Tapper has been retweeting reports of Andrew Cuomo allegations, but avoiding them on CNN show Even as CNN anchor
China’s court likely to conduct trial of two Canadian men charged with espionage
According to Global Times, China’s court is likely to conduct the first trial of the two Canadian men (Michael Spavor and
Brazil Spread Of Virus Could Be Detrimental To World Recovery: WHO
As the world is getting its benchmarks and timelines to meet Covid-19 vaccination targets, Brazil is still to have a
US House of Rep. all set to give a final vote to Biden’s $1.9tn Covid stimulus package
The U.S. Representatives are awaiting give a final vote on President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief package, which is
Lula’s criminal convictions annulled, paves the way to challenge Bolsonaro with restored political rights
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is all set to make a dramatic comeback after a supreme court
Biden commemorates ‘Bloody Sunday’, calls Congress to restore voting rights act
On Sunday, US president Joe Biden calls Congress to restore the Voting Rights Act, which was passed in 1965 after
