At least four children killed in southwest Pakistin blast
At least four children have been killed in a blast targeting a school bus in Khuzdar, Balochistan, officials say.
Day: May 21, 2025
‘Sleazy, unethical’: Biden book co-author rips into ex-US president’s son Hunter
Jake Tapper, in an interview with Katie Couric, strongly criticized Hunter Biden, labeling him “sleazy” and “unethical.” Tapper highlighted Hunter’s past actions, including his relationship with his deceased brother’s widow and her subsequent addiction…
4 Children Killed In School Bus Attack In Pakistan
Four children were killed in a blast targeting an army school bus in Pakistan’s troubled Balochistan province, a government official said on Wednesday.
Chinese Woman Adopts Stray Dogs, Only To Kill, Cook And Eat Them
A Chinese woman is currently under investigation for allegedly adopting stray dogs from a rescue group and later killing and cooking them.
Will EU deal make food cheaper, add $12bn to the UK economy?
PM Keir Starmer has heralded a ‘landmark deal’ seeking to reset ties between the United Kingdom and the European Union.
Ryanair demands cabin crew staff return pay rises amid Spanish union dispute
Flight attendants in Spain have been told to hand back five months’ worth of salary increases after a row between the airline and a union.
“TREASON At Highest Level”: Trump Targets Biden Administration In Post
US President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on the previous Joe Biden administration, accusing its handlers of committing treason by implementing open border policies that he claims nearly destroyed the country.
Wednesday briefing: How Labour is handling the fallout from the equality act ruling
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Japan’s agriculture minister resigns after his remark about not having to buy rice – NPR
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Japan’s agriculture minister resigns after his remark about not having to buy rice
Japan’s agriculture minister resigned because of political fallout over recent comments that he “never had to buy rice.” The resignation comes as the public struggles with record high prices of rice.