Sixth Letter Bomb Detected at U.S. Embassy in Madrid
Explosive letters continue to be delivered to Spanish individuals, institutions, and companies possibly linked to the war against Russia.
Ex-Twitter Safety Head Admits Censoring Hunter Biden Laptop Story Was ‘a Mistake’
Yoel Roth said the New York Post’s story about the laptop and its scandalous contents was blocked from Twitter because it was difficult to verify.
FCC Bans Huawei, ZTE Sales Citing ‘National Security Threats’
The sweeping ban on Chinese telecommunication and surveillance equipment stops short of a recall.
Crowds Take to the Streets in Defiance of Locked Down Guangzhou
The Haizhu district is home to many migrant workers from other parts of China that live in groups of densely packed buildings known as “urban villages.”
Elon Musk: Fighting Child Pornography on Twitter is ‘Priority #1’
The platform had been criticized for being slow to act on child sexual exploitation (CSE) before he took over.
Biden Administration Says Saudi Crown Prince Immune from Lawsuit Over Journalist’s Murder
“Jamal died again today,” Khashoggi's fiancée Hatice Cengiz, who brought the lawsuit with her late partner's right group, said of the news.
President Biden Won’t Get a Subpoena but Hunter Will, Says Incoming House Oversight Chief
“The Democrats sent out subpoenas like junk mail, and that’s why it’s hard to get people to come in,” said Kentucky Rep. Jim Comer.
300th Bus of Undocumented Migrants Left Texas for Chicago, Says Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
Abbott has criticized the Biden administration for its inaction as a record-breaking number of migrants continues to cross the U.S.-Mexico border.
100,000 Russian Troops Killed or Injured in Ukraine, U.S. Official Says
“There has been a tremendous amount of suffering, human suffering,” he said.
Biden Hints at Federal Investigation of Elon Musk’s Twitter Purchase
Critics called him a hypocrite for wanting to look at Musk’s foreign ties while overlooking his son Hunter’s.