Man accused of Starmer arson attacks did not know he was PM, court hears
Three men are accused of targeting north London properties linked to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
Vietnam, India seek closer ties to hedge against dependence on superpowers
A visit by Vietnam’s leader to India is set to enhance New Delhi’s growing influence with Hanoi while allowing the Southeast Asian country to hedge against China in the event of any escalation in maritime disputes.
Vietnamese President To Lam’s trip underscores concerns from both countries of being “overly dependent” on any superpower, according to political analysts.
Lam arrived in Delhi on Tuesday for a three-day visit, marking his first trip to India since assuming office. The visit coincides...
Stalemate in Kansas Legislature leaves Lenexa educational farm in regulatory limbo
TOPEKA — Shawn Lagemann asked the Kansas Legislature to wade into a dispute pitting her vision of agricultural tourism and education against the city of Lenexa’s blueprint for regulation and zoning of rural properties in the path of economic development. Lagemann, CEO and co-owner of Walnut Pond Agricultural Discovery Center, said the plea for help […]
Sometimes Miracles Come in Twos — Thank You Lord for this One
Sometimes miracles come in twos.
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As power flows through submarine cables, law of the sea must evolve
Beneath the surface of the world’s oceans lies an infrastructure so essential, modern life would stall without it – yet so invisible it rarely enters public debate. Submarine cables, slender fibre-optic systems laid across the seabed, carry over 95 per cent of global internet traffic, transmitting the data that underpins financial markets, diplomatic exchanges and everyday communication.
What appears to be neutral infrastructure is, in fact, a deeply political system – one that exposes a...
Watch: Passengers evacuated from virus-hit cruise ship off Cape Verde
The Dutch foreign ministry confirmed that a British, German and Dutch national had now been taken from the virus-hit ship.
Armenia And The Disappearing Mountain
The absence of Mount Ararat from Armenia's new biometric passports is the latest effort from Yerevan to decouple Armenians from the iconic Turkish landmark that has long been used by Armenia as a national symbol.
Trump in morning rant calls his $400M ballroom a bargain but leaves out the $1B Senate GOP added from taxpayers
The massive project is currently the subject of a court battle between the Trump administration and historic preservationists
Government Sues New York Times for Alleged Discrimination Against White Man
The New York Times is making news itself these days, with a "diversity and inclusion" drive that's dragged it into court.
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Party boss of China’s emerging tech hub under investigation for corruption
The Communist Party chief of Hefei – a growing tech hub and capital of China’s central Anhui province – has been placed under investigation, the country’s top corruption watchdog announced on Wednesday.
Fei Gaoyun, once widely recognised as a rising star in the “seventh-generation” of future national leaders, is the latest senior official to be snared in President Xi Jinping’s long-running anti-corruption campaign.
The 54-year-old’s career trajectory was typical of China’s emerging generation of...
Democrats hold Michigan Senate majority with special election win in District 35
(The Center Square) – Democrat Chedrick Greene won the special election in Michigan’s 35th Senate District by a wide margin Tuesday night, preserving Democrats’ narrow majority in the chamber.
Democrats hold Michigan Senate majority with special election win in District 35
(The Center Square) – Democrat Chedrick Greene won the special election in Michigan’s 35th Senate District by a wide margin Tuesday night, preserving Democrats’ narrow majority in the chamber.