Author: Cole Hanson

Great world leaders on Sunday enjoyed joking about the manly image willingly projected by Russian President Vladimir Putin, wondering if they could take off their jackets, or even more, at the opening of the G7 summit in Germany. • Read also: Ukraine: Several explosions in Kyiv before the G7 summit in Germany “Do we keep the jackets? Shall we take them off?” asks British Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he sits at the work table at Elmau Castle in Germany where Chancellor Olaf Schultz hosts the leaders of the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan and the…

Following the Supreme Court’s decision to set aside Roe v. Wade, who legalized abortion in the United States, the only abortion clinic that was still in North Dakota, was about to cross state lines to go to Minnesota to continue her practice. • Read also: Pro-life protesters terrorize the last patients in an abortion clinic • Read also: to see | Thousands of protesters took to the streets of America • Read also: Abortion: Life Changed in Minutes CNN reports that the Red River Women’s Clinic in Fargo has been the only clinic to open to the state in 20…

A Texas abortion clinic took just 12 minutes to finish its abortions Friday after the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade who has been protecting the right to abortion since 1973 in the United States. The Washington Post reported that the quick decision by the Women’s Reproductive Services Clinic in Houston surprised many as women waited at the clinic to have abortions. “It’s over,” said Kathy Kleinfeld, co-owner of the clinic, when asked if the facility would continue to perform abortions. There was a long silence among the staff who received the direction. Then Kathy Kleinfeld met…

Former US President Donald Trump announced the abolition of the right to abortion, which was decided by the US Supreme Court last Friday in response to “God’s will.” • Read also: “The health and lives of the women of this country are in danger now.” • Read also: Abortion violation in the US: Trudeau and Legault’s reaction • Read also: US states ban abortion He declared to Fox News that the decision “follows the constitution,” and “brings everything back to the state level, which should have always been the case.” When asked about his role, the Republican billionaire responded, because…

On Friday in Kigali, Prince Charles, at the opening of the Commonwealth leaders’ meeting, said member states were free to abandon the monarchy and expressed his “sadness” over Britain’s slave past. • Read also: Trudeau will tour three international summits • Read also: On the third day of Jubilee, Duran Duran and Diana Ross in a huge concert in London This summit (CHOGM) is being held in Rwanda, which joined the Commonwealth in 2009, at a time when union with its 54 member states is in deep questions, in a period of transition for the British monarchy and questioning its…

Former US President Donald Trump announced the abolition of the right to abortion, which was decided by the US Supreme Court last Friday in response to “God’s will.” • Read also: “The health and lives of the women of this country are in danger now.” • Read also: Abortion violation in the US: Trudeau and Legault’s reaction • Read also: US states ban abortion He told Fox News that the decision “follows the Constitution” and “brings everything back to the state level, which it always should have been.” When asked about his role, the Republican billionaire responded, because he had…

A Japanese worker had a nasty surprise when he realized he had lost a USB key containing personal information of more than half a million people. A man from Amagasaki village, northeast of Osaka in Japan, spent the evening at a local bar after his shift. According to local media, he was going to be hit until he finally passed out in the middle of the street. When he woke up, he found that his bag, which contained a valuable USB key, was gone. The 40-year-old was working for a company responsible for tax-exempt home benefits. According to local authorities…

“Today, I still do not have details of the investigations conducted by the various organs. Due to the remaining uncertainty and uncertainty as to when the results of the investigations will be received, I have taken the decision to place Chief Arredondo on administrative leave in effect on this date.” – Hal HarrellUvalde School District superintendent, announced in a letter his decision to place District Leader Pete Arredondo (pictured) on administrative leave, accused of making poor decisions on the day of the shooting that killed 21 people, including 19 students and two teachers, at Robb Elementary School . Harrell says…

Désolé, votre navigateur ne supporte pas les videos (Moscou) Un tribunal de Moscou a entamé mardi le procès d’un élu municipal accusé de « diffusion d’informations mensongères » pour avoir critiqué l’offensive en Ukraine, de graves accusations qui pourraient l’envoyer 10 ans en prison. Publié le 21 juin L’élu, Alexeï Gorinov, en détention provisoire, est apparu à l’audience avec une feuille sur laquelle était écrit « Non à la guerre », a constaté un journaliste de l’AFP. Plusieurs dizaines de personnes étaient présentes pour le soutenir au tribunal Mechtchanski de Moscou, où il est jugé, et l’ont applaudi à la fin de l’audience. M. Gorinov,…

US investigators are scheduled to arrive, on Wednesday, at Miami Airport (southeast), where a Red Air plane landed on Tuesday due to a problem with the landing gear, causing a fire and the evacuation of more than 120 people, three of whom were injured. Pictures transmitted by the American media show the plane, McDonnell Douglas, who came from the Dominican Republic, across the tarmac, half in the grass, her nose smashed, while passengers hastily left the cabin on one side, black smoke is visible from the other. . The US Transportation Safety Agency, NTSB, “is sending a team of investigators…