The Supreme Court begins its new term on Monday with two sets of oral arguments, the first for newly-appointed Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. The first case of the term is Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency, a matter that could determine the scope of the EPA’s authority over wetlands under the Clean Water Act. This is the second time that the …
Read More »Russian military cedes dozens of miles to Ukrainian advance days after claiming annexation
Ukrainian forces advanced dozens of miles into the Russian-occupied territories of Luhansk and Kherson on Monday, just days after Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed to annex the regions. The Russian-installed chief of occupied Kherson told Russian state television that Ukrainian forces had seized control of the city of Dudchany, indicating an advance of roughly 25 miles in a single day, …
Read More »Border officials count 599,000 ‘gotaway’ migrants in Fiscal Year 2022: source
U.S. officials are aware of at least 599,000 migrants who crossed the southern border and evaded authorities in Fiscal Year 2022, a Customs and Border Protection source told Fox News. That amounts to an average of roughly 50,000 “gotaways” every month and more than 1,500 per day. These numbers represent those migrants have been observed on cameras or detected via …
Read More »Army penalizing soldiers seeking religious accommodation to vaxx mandate: ‘Technique of coercion’
The U.S. Army is subjecting unvaccinated soldiers to punishments, including prohibiting off-base travel, halting promotions, and enforcing involuntary terminations from the service, which active-duty service members claim is a strategy to pressure them to abandon their deeply held religious beliefs. An Army spokesperson confirmed to Fox News Digital that unvaccinated soldiers, including those without an approved religious accommodation exemption, are …
Read More »Exeter’s Match-winning Try Against Harlequins – The Intercept
Our series returns for a new season and looks at the Chiefs’ controversial late winner at Sandy Park The Intercept: Exeter’s Match-winning Try Against Harlequins The analysts are the unheralded men and women of the rugby back-room staff. The amount of rugby they watch puts them in a unique position and they are experts on the game. This season The …
Read More »Anti-Biden chant ‘Let’s Go Brandon!’ has been around for 1 year
The ironic “Let’s Go Brandon!” catchphrase – used by American conservatives to criticize President Joe Biden – has officially be around for one year. The humorous phrase, which originally stemmed from a NASCAR interview, is a G-rated substitute for “F— Joe Biden” chants that were popular during the COVID-19 pandemic. The explicit saying was recited at sporting events across the country …
Read More »Brazil presidential election: Jair Bolsonaro proves polls wrong, forces socialist opponent into runoff
BRASILIA, BRAZIL – Incumbent Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro began the evening with a modest lead of 8% as the results began to trickle in, yet over the course of the night, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known as Lula, slowly and steadily cut into that lead. At 8 p.m., with 70% reporting, Lula took a slight lead over Bolsonaro, eventually …
Read More »King Charles, Camilla to host South African President in first state visit of reign
King Charles, Camilla to host South African President in first state visit of reign London: King Charles III will next month host the first state visit of his new reign when South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and his wife travel to Britain, Buckingham Palace announced Monday. “The President of the Republic of South Africa… has accepted an invitation from his …
Read More »Stoppard play is too big and icy
A grandmother makes a depressing observation early on in Tom Stoppard’s latest play “Leopoldstadt,” which opened Sunday night on Broadway. Staring mournfully at an old photograph, she says, “Here’s a couple waving goodbye, but who are they? It’s like a second death, to lose your name in a family photo album.” That hard truth really stings in Stoppard’s creaky though …
Read More »Haaland, Foden Hat Tricks Show Gap Between Manchester Rivals
Four straight Premier League wins had raised Manchester United hopes. There was a feeling that maybe Erik ten Hag, by rowing back on his Ajax principles, could make United more competitive than had seemed likely in the first two games of the season. With Rodri missing from the back of midfield and Manuel Akanji paired with Nathan Aké at center …
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