Russian forces pounded Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region on Saturday but failed to capture three target areas, Ukraine’s military said, while Moscow said Western sanctions on Russia and arms shipments to Ukraine were impeding peace negotiations.
A recent study interviewing 2000 Americans between the ages of 13-38 found that 12% consider themselves an influencer, 54% would take the opportunity to become an influencer, and 84% are willing to post sponsored content for money.
A body of water that for thousands of years has been the literal, physical intersection of cultures, worldviews, rulers, religions, and nations.
About 5 million people globally are affected by lupus, an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks almost every organ in the body. New research on the cause of lupus may help researchers better understand the disease and discover more effective treatments for patients.
China’s capital Beijing closed more businesses and residential compounds on Friday, with authorities ramping up contact tracing to contain a COVID-19 outbreak, while resentment at the month-long lockdown in Shanghai grew.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards commander on Friday said that Israel is creating conditions for its own destruction. The remarks were made during state-organized Quds Day rallies on the last Friday of the Muslim Ramadan holiday, during which Iranians chanted “Death to America, death to Israel.”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday issued a long-awaited proposal to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars, a major victory for anti-smoking advocates but one that could face stiff opposition from Big Tobacco.
Oklahoma passed two laws to restrict abortion within the state on Thursday. Once signed, the two laws will effectively create a Texas-style heartbeat law that is enforceable by private citizens.
The first round of the NFL draft was last night and it was a reminder of why the NFL is still king. No other sport can televise their draft for three hours on network television and have people glued to the television set, and it did not disappoint.
Israeli police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades toward rock-hurling Palestinians, some of whom were waving Hamas flags, at Jerusalem’s Temple Mount on Friday, the latest outbreak of violence at a site revered by Muslims and Jews alike.
