Month: May 2022
Transgender kids tend to maintain their identities as they grow up, study suggests
After five years, 94 percent of children studied were living as transgender and almost two-thirds were using either puberty-blocking medication or sex hormones.
Read MoreFed raises rates by half a percentage point — the biggest hike in two decades — to fight inflation – CNBC
Fed raises rates by half a percentage point — the biggest hike in two decades — to fight inflation CNBC LIVE: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell speaks on interest rate decision — 5/4/22 CNBC Television Fed raises interest rates by half a
Read MoreAmber Heard Expected to Testify Against Johnny Depp Today
Amber Heard is expected to take the stand today in her defense in the ongoing defamation suit brought against her by her ex-husband Johnny Depp in March 2019. The high-profile trial, which is being held in Fairfax County, Virginia, is
Read MoreIf You Want to Know a Country’s Economic Future, Check How Far It Is From the Equator
It’s no secret that global climate change hurts the economy. With more frequent and more severe storms, flooding, drought, and fires, countries around the world are already taking economic hits. And as long-term events like rising sea levels and temperature
Read More‘They thought they were safe.’ AP investigation reveals 600 likely died in Mariupol theater airstrike
An Associated Press investigation has found evidence that the March 16 Russian airstrike on the Mariupol theater being used as a bomb shelter was far deadlier than estimated, killing closer to 600 people.
Read MoreHow soon could US states outlaw abortions if Roe v Wade is overturned? – The Guardian US
How soon could US states outlaw abortions if Roe v Wade is overturned? The Guardian US Supreme Court leak confirms Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s prescient warning about Roe v. Wade Fox News Roe opinion reveals how Supreme Court will change California San Francisco Chronicle
Read MoreUkrainian supporters rally behind embattled far-right Azov regiment
Valentyna Ocheretna has waited in vain for weeks for a call from her son Sasha. In March, he was wounded in battle against Russian troops in the strategic city of Mariupol. Since then, there’s been silence. For eight years, Sasha
Read MoreNorth Korea fires another ballistic missile as tensions rise
The launch comes days after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to bolster his nuclear arsenal and threatened to use them against rivals.
Read MoreU.S. poised to restrict abortion access as other nations expand availability
As women in the United States find themselves on the verge of possibly losing the constitutional right to access abortion services, courts in other parts of the world, including in many historically conservative societies, have moved in the opposite direction.
Read MorePresident Biden Announces Key Nominees – The White House
President Biden Announces Key Nominees The White House
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