Month: September 2023
Tycoon Mohamed Al Fayed, whose son was killed in crash with Princess Diana, dies at 94
Few things were beyond the reach of billionaire Egyptian tycoon Mohamed Al Fayed who has died at the age of 94. Hotels, yachts and a football club were bought with ease but he never acquired the recognition he craved. His
Read MoreWhite House calls Marjorie Taylor Greene talk of Biden impeachment a ‘partisan stunt’ – CNBC
White House calls Marjorie Taylor Greene talk of Biden impeachment a ‘partisan stunt’ CNBC White House ramps up war room to battle expected GOP impeachment inquiry NBC News White House seeks to go on offense after difficult August The Hill
Read MoreAppeals court denies DOJ request to block Trump deposition in lawsuit by ex-FBI officials – NBC News
Appeals court denies DOJ request to block Trump deposition in lawsuit by ex-FBI officials NBC News
Read MoreVenice sees Polanski, Bradley Cooper but only on-screen
Roman Polanski and Bradley Cooper headline the Venice Film Festival on Saturday, though controversy and a Hollywood strike mean neither is attending. Still technically a fugitive from US justice over a child sex conviction in the 1970s, the 90-year-old Polanski
Read MoreNew Guatemala leader slams ‘coup’ plan to block him from office
Guatemala’s president-elect Bernardo Arevalo on Friday denounced an “ongoing coup” by the country’s institutions to block him from taking power, after his political party was suspended. Arevalo, a 64-year-old sociologist, swept from obscurity to win an August 20 election with
Read MoreViolence in Haiti escalated amidst a civilian vigilante movement
NPR’s Scott Simon speaks to Miami Herald Caribbean Correspondent Jacqueline Charles about the horrific uptick of violence in Haiti, where vigilantes and gangs are engaged in deadly clashes.
Read More‘No dictatorship in our schools’: Protesters to rally against overhaul for 35th week
Protest leaders cite efforts by education minister to fire Yad Vashem head; announce mass marches in north, south of country
Read MoreExperts blame poor government preparation for Greek fires’ devastation
While the Greek government has been quick to blame global warming for the summer’s devastating wildfires, some experts argue that poor planning is at least as much to blame. The European Commission has said that the blaze in the Dadia
Read MoreRussian parents send children for patriotic school year
Girls with big white hair bows and boys in blazers held hands as they lined up for their first day back to school in Moscow, with parents watching proudly and, for some including Sergei Angelov, anxiously. Like children across Russia,
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