Title 42, Trump-era immigration policy must be continued: GOP states to court
On Monday night, 15 Republican states have asked a federal judge to keep Title 42, a Covid-era policy that was
Security measures against China and others go too far: US scientists
Large-scale scientific and technological advancements have fueled economic expansion globally for many years. Leaders of the US scientific community are
“Cocaine” headache for Belgium as seized quantity hits record
Belgium authorities, this year alone, have seized a record amount of cocaine in Antwerp, thereby creating a significant backlog left
Musk says Twitter to hold off relaunching blue check verification
Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, announced on November 21 that the social media platform is delaying the return
Biden administrations extends $1.1bn to PG&E to keep California nuclear plant operational
The nuclear energy sector in California receives a big financial boost as Biden administration has announced that US Department of
How to style bodycon clothes during winter
Body-hugging or bodycon dresses have become popular and are back in trend. Bodycon dresses are a great way to effortlessly
Bob Iger returns to head entertainment giant Disney
Bob Iger, the former CEO of Disney and the company’s 15-year leader, is taking the helm once more.Bob Chapek, who
Overnight shelling near Zaporizhzhia: “playing with fire” warns IAEA chief
The UN nuclear energy watchdog, IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) has said condemning the overnight shelling near Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia power
Overnight session approves COP27 loss-and-damage fund
At the COP27 climate summit, countries agreed early on Sunday, November 20, to establish a fund to aid impoverished nations
Church says there are open debates on women priests and homosexuality
On Saturday, November 19, a prominent German Catholic bishop disagreed with the Vatican’s stance that the disputes on women priests
