The American business and companies slowed their recruiting in September 2022 but still generated a solid 263K vacancies, a dose of good information that might mean the U.S. central banking system’s drive to simmer down the labor market and...
On Thursday, the Western leaders hailed their united front against Moscow’s brutal and unjustifiable war on Ukraine at a summit meeting that also saw the leaders of two old regional foes, Armenia and Turkiye, meet in-person for the first...
According to Kyiv officials, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have freed a key selo of Dudchany in southern Kherson province of Ukraine, hastening another Moscow military withdrawal. Kyiv’s Ministry of Defense posted a video displaying the 35th Naval Brigade...
On Tuesday, Donald J. Trump, the former President of America, requested the Supreme Court of the U.S. (SCOTUS) to intervene in his case with the U.S Department of Justice (DOJ) over the highly sensitive records taken by the FBI...
On Monday, the US Centers for Disease Control said it would no longer preserve a list of COVID Travel advisories for destinations all over the world, another indication of returning to pre-pandemic normality even as approximately 1450 people worldwide...
On Sunday, the Russian Armed Forces attacked Kryvyi Rih, an urban area in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, with a suicide drone strike that hit an educational institution and heavily damaged two floors of it, according to the regional governor, Valentyn Reznichenko....
On Friday, Joe Biden, the President of America, signed the stopgap funding bill to keep the government open until December 16. On Friday, the continuing resolution bill was passed by the House, 232/193 vote, with less than a dozen...
On Thursday, Vladimir Putin, the Russian President, signed an independence decree for the Russian-occupied Ukrainian areas of Kherson and Zaporizhzhya, readies to officially declare the forcible acquisition in further advancement of its 7-month-old unjustifiable incursion.
According to the official database...
One of the most powerful storms the U.S. has ever recorded, Hurricane Ian, has swept into Florida, the southeasternmost American state with the Gulf of Mexico on one side and the Atlantic on the other, flooding streets and residential...
On Tuesday, Russian and Ukrainian armed forces were locked in fierce fighting at several locations in war-torn Ukraine as Moscow-planned, and preordained referendums, which the West criticized as ‘sham,’ in four Ukrainian areas Kremlin hopes to incorporate, near an...
