Ghislaine Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Tuesday for helping the sex offender and globetrotting financier Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse teenage girls, in what a judge called a “horrific scheme” that inflicted “incalculable” harm on victims.
Liberals are angry at Ginsburg, not for any switch in ideology, but apparently for bad timing. They believe Ginsburg should have had the foresight to discern the possibly of her death during a Republican presidential administration and should have voluntarily retired from the court during the Obama administration, allowing Barack Obama to keep the court’s ideological balance the same.
Britain’s sports minister Nadine Dorries on Tuesday said she expected sporting bodies to reserve women’s competitions for biological females, after holding a meeting with a number of governing bodies.
The U.S. Army will no longer require recruits to have a high school diploma or GED in order to enlist in an effort to combat the military’s worsening recruitment crisis.
Australia will set up a defense school to train Pacific island militaries, Canberra’s new Pacific minister said, amid mounting competition for security ties in the region and as China lays plans for a rival meeting to next month’s Pacific Islands Forum.
40,000 Army National Guard soldiers have not followed the Covid-19 vaccination mandate with two days remaining until the deadline. 14,000 of these guardsmen have outright refused. Without a reversal, the troops could be dismissed from service.
A recent poll released by Americans United for Life and YouGov found support for the claims of many sociologists today who have deemed this generation as the most pro-life generation in the 21st century.
The unearthed voicemail has prompted Republican lawmakers to renew calls for an investigation into the president’s knowledge and assistance in his son’s overseas business ventures.
The left continues to respond to the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson decision with insults and online tirades directed at the justices who ruled on the case.
Bulgaria said on Tuesday it was expelling 70 Russian diplomatic staff over espionage concerns and had set a cap on the size of Moscow’s representation as tensions between two countries that were once close allies fractured over Ukraine.
