Putin claims Russia close to ‘cancer vaccines’
Russian medical scientists are working on vaccines against cancer and a new generation of medication, President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
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US says ‘not at war’ with Houthis; Biden admits strikes not halting attacks
United States President Joe Biden has pledged to continue strikes against Yemen’s Houthis even as he admitted that military action against the rebel group has failed to halt attacks on commercial shipping.
How Ukraine seized the upper hand against Russia in the battle for the Black Sea
Ukrainians have had little to celebrate as the second anniversary of the Russian invasion looms, but continuing successes in the Black Sea are one surprising bright spot.
Abduction and sexual assault case in Queens: Six Bangladeshis in custody
The incidents of separate abduction and murder as well as sexual assault in Jamaica, Queens, New York, involving two individuals have caused uproar in the Bangladeshi community.
Shooting at ‘Super Bowl’ parade in Kansas: 1 dead, 21 injured
At least 1 person has been killed and 21 others injured in a shooting at a victory parade for the Super Bowl champions in the state of Kansas,
1 killed in school shooting in Iowa
A shooting incident occurred at Perry High School in Dallas County, Iowa, on Thursday morning (January 4).
Biden Urges US Diplomats to Prioritize Democracy and Human Rights
During the annual Chief of Mission Conference held in Washington, various United States diplomats and consuls general appointed in different countries gathered. The country’s President, Joe Biden, hosted a reception for…
Winter storm sweeps parts of the Northeast
A strong and fast-moving nor’easter dumped snow on the Northeast on Tuesday morning, knocking out power and disrupting travel, work and school.
Senate passes $95 billion package with aid for Ukraine and Israel, setting up showdown with the House
The Senate passed a $95.3 billion foreign aid bill with assistance for Ukraine and Israel in a vote early Tuesday morning,
“US Aligns with Erdoğan’s Government: Implications for Bilateral Relations and Regional Dynamics”
A surprising shift, recent developments indicate that the United States has shown alignment with the government led by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Turkey.
“Educating the Future: Exploring the Diverse Landscape of Education for American Children”
Gain insights into the multifaceted education system for American children, exploring diverse learning approaches, curriculum diversity, and educational
Military doctrine involving nuclear weapons
Belarus has conducted mass raids, interrogations and arrests of dozens of friends and relatives of political prisoners, a Belarusian human rights group said, in the regime’s latest crackdown on dissent.