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In a head-to-head matchup, Trump leads Biden 51-42, according to the poll results
President Joe Biden faces significant challenges in his reelection campaign. His job approval rating is currently 19 points below water, with his ratings for handling the economy and immigration hitting career lows. ...
Russian overseas minister faults UN and Ukraine for disintegration of grain agreement
On Saturday, the Russian Overseas Minister Sergey Lavrov attributed the failure of the Black Sea grain agreement to what he referred to as unfulfilled promises by Ukraine and the United Nations. Following his address at the ...
Google faces a lawsuit alleging negligence after a man drove off a collapsed bridge while adhering to map directions.
In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Wake County Superior Court, it was claimed that Philip Paxson, a medical device salesman and a father of two, tragically drowned on September 30, 2022. ...
Apple Unveils Faster Chips, Enhanced Cameras, and New Charging Ports for Latest iPhone Models
On Tuesday, Apple unveiled its upcoming iPhone lineup, featuring improved cameras, faster processors, a novel charging system, and an increase in the price of its premium model. The product showcase, held at ...
Recent Survey Reveals Biden is ‘old,’ Trump is ‘corrupt’
President Joe Biden is considered to be "elderly" and "perplexed," while former President Donald Trump is viewed as "corrupt" and "dishonest." These are some of the primary descriptions given by Americans when asked to characterize the ...
Trump mug shot unveiled by Fulton County Sheriff’s Office
The mug shot of former President Donald Trump has been revealed by the Fulton County Sheriff's Office. This photograph was captured shortly after he surrendered himself to authorities in Georgia on Thursday evening in ...
Confused Feinstein Requires Prompting During Senate Appropriations Hearing to Cast Vote
Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Voting Incident Raises Concerns Amid Health Challenges. During a recent Senate Appropriations Committee hearing, Sen. Dianne Feinstein faced a noteworthy moment when she required assistance to cast her vote. The ...
Legislation Seeks to Put an End to the “Hidden Epidemic” of Discipline Restraint in Schools
A new bill introduced in the U.S. Senate aims to prohibit schools from using controversial discipline techniques, such as forcibly restraining children and using "scream rooms." The Keeping All Student Safe Act, ...
Defense experts tell House panel China remains biggest cyberthreat
The commander of the U.S. Cyber Command told a House subcommittee Thursday that China remains the biggest strategic threat to the United States. Citing China's state-sponsored cyber actors, Gen. Paul Nakasone told ...