NATO has Putin’s number
The new reality of a united and expanding North Atlantic Treaty Organization must sicken Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Day: July 15, 2023
Commentary: WHO deems aspartame ‘possibly carcinogenic’ – what this means for your diet soda habit
The World Health Organization’s cancer research agency has listed artificial sweetener aspartame as possibly cancer-causing. A University of South Australia dietitian breaks down what the listing means if you love soft drinks.
One of Reddit’s Biggest Communities Is Suggesting Users Move To Discord
r/malefashionadvice, one of the biggest Reddit communities that’s still private as part of the Reddit protest, is encouraging its users to move to Discord and Substack. The subreddit has more than 5 million subscribers. The Verge reports: Specifically,…
Pulitzer-winning former publisher Rolfe Neill dies aged 90
The Charlotte Observer won two Pulitzer Prizes under Rolfe Neill’s tenure, one for exposing TV evangelist Jim Bakker.
UN official calls on Canada not to separate mother, 6 kids held in Syrian detention camp
A United Nations official is calling on the Canadian government not to repatriate six children from a Syrian detention camp without their mother.
Biden administration strikes $39bn in US federal student debt
The move comes as the Democratic administration pushes forward with a campaign promise to offer student debt relief.
Awkward moment Fox panel realises Brian Cox hates them
‘He might not be as conservative as I think he might be,’ one Fox News panelist said
Authorities say escaped homicide suspect may be getting desperate living in wilderness
A homicide suspect who used bed sheets to escape from jail last week continues to evade capture.
AAWL closes for weekend due to extreme heat
The Arizona Animal Welfare League is closing its doors for the weekend due to the extreme heat. The main shelter in Phoenix will shut down Saturday through Monday.