Iraqi police seize more than 6 million Captagon amphetamine pills
Syria is the Middle East’s main producer of the drug Captagon and Saudi Arabia is the main consumer market.
Month: April 2022
Russia-Ukraine live: Russian attack destroys Odesa airport runway
Russia targets the main airport in Ukraine’s key Black Sea port of Odesa, a city so far relatively unscathed in the war.
Motorcycles rumble through Canadian capital under police eye
Motorcycles have rumbled through the streets of Canada’s capital and a memorial service was held at the national War Memorial as a strong police presence kept an eye on the “Rolling Thunder” protest
Motorcycles rumble through Canadian capital under police eye
Motorcycles have rumbled through the streets of Canada’s capital and a memorial service was held at the national War Memorial as a strong police presence kept an eye on the “Rolling Thunder” protest.
Pete Carroll says Seahawks ‘really happy’ with current QBs on roster
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll told the NFL Network that while the Seahawks are “always competing” and “always looking,” they are “happy with the guys we’ve got” at QB.
They grew up legally in the U.S., but can’t stay after they turn 21
Children of temporary visa holders who can’t gain permanent residency are one of several groups urging the Biden administration to act on an immigration overhaul.
Biden set to deliver remarks at White House Correspondents’ Dinner
U.S. President Joe Biden is set to attend the White House Correspondents’ dinner on Saturday, marking his first appearance at the widely attended Washington event since taking office.
Kobe Bryant rookie jersey to be auctioned, $3M-5M estimate
A jersey worn by Kobe Bryant in his rookie season, including two playoff games, will be sold at auction.
Bill Murray reflects on alleged inappropriate behavior that led to the shutdown of his latest film
Bill Murray is still reflecting on his alleged inappropriate behavior, which led to a production shutdown on the Searchlight Pictures’ film “Being Mortal” last week.
Amazon workers won’t get paid for Covid leave anymore
All U.S.-based Amazon workers who test positive for Covid-19 will now get up to five days of excused, unpaid leave, the company told workers in a notice.