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By Devjyot Ghoshal and Uditha Jayasinghe COLOMBO – Rosanne White was first diagnosed with cancer eight years ago and lost a kidney. After the cancer returned five years ago, an …

By Daniel Trotta (Reuters) – A local prosecutor in Texas will dismiss criminal charges against a 26-year-old woman who was arrested for a self-induced abortion in a case that had …

Liz Cheney Posts Record Fundraising Numbers As She Fights To Stay In Power Sebastian Hughes on April 11, 2022 Republican Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming raised a record $2.94 million …

How Lockdowns Brought China’s Second Largest City To The Brink Of Anarchy Philip Lenczycki on April 11, 2022 Shanghai announced an easing of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions on Monday, according to …

By Pavel Polityuk KYIV – Ukraine on Monday said tens of thousands of people have likely been killed in Russia’s assault on the southeastern city of Mariupol while the country’s …

By Steve Holland and Nandita Bose WASHINGTON -President Joe Biden unveiled a new rule to rein in so-called ghost guns and ban the manufacturing of the untraceable firearms on Monday …

By Lizbeth Diaz and Jose Luis Gonzalez CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico – Mexican truck drivers blockaded two busy bridges at the border with United States on Monday amid rising tensions on …

By Asif Shahzad and Gibran Naiyyar Peshimam ISLAMABAD -More than 100 lawmakers loyal to Pakistan’s ousted prime minister Imran Khan resigned on Monday, creating a headache for the new, Western-friendly …

By Andrew Hay, Nathan Frandino and Adria Malcolm SUNLAND PARK, N.M., – Seventeen-year-old Santi sits in his car outside shops in Sunland Park, New Mexico, watching a pulsing blue dot …

By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON – U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States was monitoring what he described as a rise in human rights abuses in India by …

(Reuters) – The United States Supreme Court said on Monday it will stop allowing the public to attend courtroom sessions in person during the month of April as coronavirus cases …

(Adds unconfirmed reports of chemical weapons use in Mariupol) By Maria Starkova LVIV, Ukraine – Ukraine said on Monday it expects Russia to begin an offensive soon in the eastern …

By Sarah N. Lynch WASHINGTON -Defense attorneys for two men accused of impersonating federal law enforcement agents and supplying Secret Service personnel with gifts asked a U.S. judge on Monday …

By Jan Wolfe WASHINGTON -An off-duty police officer who breached the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack was found guilty of multiple felonies on Tuesday, a notable victory …

By Dietrich Knauth (Reuters) -Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc supplied billions of opioid pills to drug addicts and criminals, contributing to an addiction epidemic in Florida, a lawyer for the state …

By Anthony Boadle and Ricardo Brito BRASILIA -Brazil’s top election authority, the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE), told Reuters on Monday it has invited the European Union for the first time …

Here’s What You Need To Know About Biden’s New ATF Nominee Harold Hutchison on April 11, 2022 Steve Dettelbach, President Joe Biden’s pick to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, …

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Two men, Craig Dillard, 56, of  Berkeley Township and George Burke, IV, 40, of Freehold Borough have been charged with numerous offenses related to a shooting …

LA Crime Is So Bad A Former Republican Could Win The Mayoral Race Laurel Duggan on April 11, 2022 Billionaire real estate developer and former Republican Rick Caruso is a …

Biden’s Hemorrhaging Support In Key Voting Bloc A Huge Threat To Dems Sebastian Hughes on April 11, 2022 Democrats are scrambling to recapture the youth vote as President Joe Biden’s …

Maryland Lawmakers Override Governor’s Veto To Pour Millions Into Training New Abortionists Laurel Duggan on April 11, 2022 Maryland will pour $3.5 million each year into training people who aren’t medical …

Economists Increasingly Think US In On The Edge Of A Recession Harry Wilmerding on April 11, 2022 Economists increasingly think the U.S. economy will enter into a recession within the …

By Tyler Clifford (Reuters) – Philadelphia will again require masks in indoor public settings such as restaurants, schools and businesses starting next week, the city said on Monday, responding to …