Kenyans living in Washington DC have issued a bold set of demands to President William Ruto, challenging his handling of recent nationwide protests against the Finance Bill 2024. Led by spokesperson Fan Murianki, the diaspora community is calling for justice, including the release of detained protesters and accountability for alleged
After watching the intense Trump-Biden debate on June 27, many people are left wondering: if Biden isn’t fully in control, then who is? The United States is navigating some of the most dangerous international waters in decades, escalating conflicts in Ukraine and Southwest Asia that could potentially lead to a
Hunter Biden has been actively participating in meetings and advising President Joe Biden since returning from Camp David, where the family gathered recently. This involvement is unusual given Hunter’s legal troubles, including a recent guilty verdict on gun charges and ongoing tax-related accusations. Despite these issues, Hunter has been seen
In the past year, thieves in Seattle have stolen over 100 electric vehicle charging cables, driven by high copper scrap prices. This has left frustrated EV owners scrambling to find working charging stations, often traveling long distances. The problem, worse on the West Coast, has even hit Tesla Superchargers in
On Thursday, during a debate with Donald Trump, President Joe Biden labeled Russian President Vladimir Putin a “war criminal” and warned of potential invasions beyond Ukraine, suggesting threats to Poland and other regions. At Thursday’s debate with Donald Trump, President Joe Biden, calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a “war criminal,”
Tech companies, including Amazon Web Services, are striking deals with U.S. nuclear power plants to secure electricity for their data centers, driven by the skyrocketing demands of artificial intelligence. This move promises 24/7 carbon-free power but stirs controversy, as it could divert existing energy supplies, raise prices, and increase reliance
Two years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the constitutional right to abortion has sparked intense debates across America, leading to a patchwork of laws varying by state. The decision has shifted the battleground for abortion rights, revealing stark differences in public opinion regionally. While some see
A research scientist, Tanja Benton, won a $687,000 award after being fired by BlueCross BlueShield in Tennessee for refusing their COVID-19 vaccine mandate. She had worked there for 16 years but declined vaccination due to religious beliefs involving aborted fetal cell lines used in vaccine development. Despite previously working remotely,
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled that former presidents cannot be prosecuted for actions related to their official duties, asserting a presumption of immunity that shields them from criminal charges stemming from their presidential acts. The case, centered on Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election