Guinea-Bissau’s president appoints new prime minister months ahead of a key election
Guinea-Bissau’s president has sacked the West African country’s prime minister and appointed his successor.
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Does God Still Miraculously Heal? Filmmakers Say the ‘Impossible Still Happens’ and Set Out to Prove It
Filmmakers Eric and Kameron Swithin are on a mission to explore “what happens when the supernatural crashes into human suffering.” Their film, “Show Me Your Glory,” explores miracles in the modern era, tackling why some moves of God happen and oth…
France’s top constitutional court rejects return of bee-killing pesticide
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Watch moment idiot driver gets van SMASHED by train after trying to skip barriers at level crossing
THIS is the heart-stopping moment when a train smashed into a van on a busy level crossing after it got stuck behind the closing barrier.
While the driver had a lucky escape in th…
CDC reports ultraprocessed foods comprise more than half of the US diet
The findings come as Robert F Kennedy Jr advances plans to ‘Make America Healthy Again’ under President Donald Trump.
Administration asks Supreme Court to lift restrictions on Southern California immigration stops
The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to lift a court order restricting immigration stops that swept up at least two U.S. citizens in Southern California.
Closure of Midwest-based newspaper chain leaves dozens of communities without a news source
News Media Corp., an Illinois-based publisher, has announced the abrupt closure of dozens of newspapers across five states due to financial problems.
US Air Force to Deny Retirement Pay to Transgender Service Members Being Separated from the Service
The U.S. Air Force has decided to deny early retirement options for transgender service members with 15 to 18 years of service.
Judge blocks Alligator Alcatraz’s construction plans because it didn’t complete an environmental review first
The state must stop installing any more filling, lighting, paving, fencing or other infrastructure for 14 days
James Carville says Democrats need a radical plan to ‘save democracy,’ including new states
80-year-old strategist calls for expanding Supreme Court and adding Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico as states