Month: July 2023

North Carolina police said that the incident appears to be an “intentional assault.” None of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries in the attack.

The employee’s testimony was reportedly central to the new charges leveled against Trump last week in a superseded indictment.

Xylazine—also known as “tranq”—is increasingly being mixed with illicit drugs such as fentanyl, contributing to a number of deaths.

Lake Titicaca last week saw its levels fall below the drought warning stage. The region has suffered from a multi-year dry spell.

“Each of the provisions discussed above raises serious concerns about how the Department has handled this matter,” he wrote in a letter to the DOJ.

Manchin, who is up for reelection in 2024, is the second least popular Senator in the United States, according to a new Morning Consult poll.

A team of researchers examined the Bronze Age artifact in detail, finding that it was extraterrestrial in origin.

Pence has failed to gain momentum in the polls, and from the voters he’ll need to make the debate stage this month.

A commander in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s military can be seen menacing subordinates in a video posted on social media.

After lawmakers’ three unsuccessful attempts to hear from Biden’s former business associate, Archer testified before a House committee.