2 demonstrators die in Panama during latest protests over Canadian company’s mining contract
Two people died Tuesday while participating in a third week of protests against a controversial government mining contract in Panama, officials confirmed.
Day: November 8, 2023
Highlights of Donald Trump’s hours on the witness stand at his New York civil fraud trial
Donald Trump went off. Again and again. Making the witness stand at his New York civil trial his podium, the former U.S. president laid into the judge who’ll decide the case and the state attorney general who sued him.
Donald and Ivanka Trump over the years… in 90 seconds
Once her father’s most trusted adviser, she has become a conspicuous absentee after the 2020 election.
“Not Good For Israeli People”: US Warns Israel Against Reoccupying Gaza
The White House cautioned Israel on Tuesday against reoccupying Gaza after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested that Tel Aviv can consider to “have the overall security responsibility” in Gaza “for an indefinite period” once the war is over.
Jimmy Kimmel roasts House speaker Mike Johnson over his father-son porn habits
‘It is possible to be too close with your children,’ Jimmy Kimmel mocked the new House speaker
Chancellor Olaf Scholz and state governors agree on new measures to curb migration to Germany
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US says China reveals little in arms control talks
China and the United States engaged in arms control talks in Washington this week, marking the first such meeting since the Obama administration. While the discussions were described as constructive, no follow-up meeting has been scheduled. The talks a…
California unveils Native American monument at Capitol, replacing missionary statue toppled in 2020
California lawmakers and tribes have unveiled a monument outside of the state Capitol commemorating the contributions of Native Americans.
Turkey warns US about ‘tarnished reputation’: Report
Ankara has told Washington that its stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict has both tarnished its reputation and put the entire world community in a tough spot, Turkish Daily Hurriyet reported on Tuesday.
Cruise Confirms Robotaxis Rely On Human Assistance Every Four To Five Miles
Lora Kolodny reports via CNBC: Cruise CEO and founder Kyle Vogt posted comments on Hacker News on Sunday responding to allegations that his company’s robotaxis aren’t really self-driving, but instead require frequent help from humans working in a remot…