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Trump pardons polluters on the eve of July 4, and it stinks
On July 3, 2026, the eve of Independence Day celebrations, President Donald Trump signed pardons for 11 people, most of them convicted
EU Toughens Its Tone on China as Deindustrialization Fears Grow
It took years of diplomatic patience and cautious statements before the European Union finally decided to say out loud what its industrialists
Trump ordered to pay Carroll after the Supreme Court's silence
On June 29, the U.S. SupremeCourt declined to hearDonald Trump's appeal over the defamation and sexual assault verdict handed down in the
Russia's offensive collapses in Ukraine amid a pointless bloodbath
Russia wanted to capture the remaining twenty percent of the Donetsk region by the end of the year. According to Kyiv, Moscow
The heatwave is killing our birds and nobody wants to see it
There are numbers that hit harder than a thunderclap. Three hundred and twenty-four. That's the number of wild animals taken in over
The DOJ still refuses to hand over the complete Epstein files
U.S. federal judge Emmet Sullivan had ordered the Department of Justice to hand over more investigative documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, including
The six Massie-Khanna names in the Epstein files remain a wall
In February, Representatives Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, and Ro Khanna, a California Democrat, spent two hours at the Department of Justice
America's heatwave exposes AI's real energy bill
A massive heatwave swept across the United States in early July, pushing heat-index temperatures above 38.9 degrees Celsius in Washington and 37.7
Bulgaria's veto threat is putting Western unity on sanctions at risk
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev reaffirmed, on July 3, 2026, his determination to block the 21st sanctions package from the European Union