New York City Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa took to the streets of NYC on Monday to demand that Governor Andrew Cuomo pass legislation which doubles the sentencing for possession of an illegal gun. The demand is in response to eight separate shootings that occurred the night before in the Big Apple which resulted in 9 people being shot – 2 of which were fatal.
Cuba continues to boil over as anti-government demostrations and protests continue to take place at home and abroad. Their reasons for protesting have been confused to be solely about vaccine access or lifting a U.S. embargo on Cuba when the heart of their pleas involves freedom from their oppressive communist government.
[elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] Claude Joseph, who has nominally led Haiti as acting prime minister since the July 7 assassination of President Jovenel Moise, said in a Washington Post interview published on Monday he has agreed to step down, handing power to a challenger backed by the international community. The announcement appears to end a power struggle in the […]
After more than a year and a half of lockdowns, England lifted most of its COVID-19 restrictions on Monday; an event British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is calling “Freedom Day.”
24-year-old American Collin Morikawa took home the title with a brilliant final score of 15-under par.
The Great Salt Lake in Utah is one of the few natural wonders of the world. It is popularly regarded as America’s Dead Sea as it closely resembles the Dead Sea in the Middle East. Due to the widespread and extreme draught plaguing the Western US, the Great Salt Lake is close to its lowest point in the last 58 years.
On Thursday California’s lawmakers approved the creation of a state-funded guaranteed-income plan that will cost $35 million dollars of the state budget. The plan will be entirely taxpayer funded, and is the first of its kind in the U.S. It passed both chambers with no opposition, as final counts showed 36-0 votes in the state’s Senate and 64-0 votes in the state’s Assembly.
Approximately two dozen US officials staffed in Vienna, Austria have experienced systems of a mysterious disease referred to as Havana Syndrome since the beginning of the year. The Austrian government has announced that they will be assisting the US as they investigate the disease and its source.
Karley Cicale details why and how companies sell smaller products for the same price.
The Olympic Village, the area that houses the athletes and staff participating in the Olympics, has recorded its first case of COVID-19 on Saturday. This comes only six days prior to opening ceremonies when the games begin. The Japanese government has not released who contracted the disease but did indicate that it was a foreign national and not an athlete.
