In a significant administrative shift, United States President Donald Trump has taken action against the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), citing concerns over the integrity of recently released employment figures. This decision follows the unveiling of a new jobs report indicating a slowdown in hiring during July, with notable downward revisions for…
Hundreds of mourners gathered to pay their respects at the funeral of Khamis Ayyad, a 40-year-old man whose untimely death resulted from smoke inhalation linked to a devastating arson attack perpetrated by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. This incident has been described as part of a troubling increase in settler violence over the…
On the first anniversary of the August 2024 protests in Nigeria, Amnesty International has emphasized the need for accountability following tragic incidents of police violence during demonstrations against soaring living costs. In its recent statement, the human rights organization noted that at least 24 individuals lost their lives when security forces responded with force to…
Switzerland is poised to engage in negotiations to resolve the recently announced tariffs imposed by the United States, which have raised concerns among Swiss manufacturers and exporters. The U.S. administration, under President Donald Trump, has set a significant 39-percent tariff on Swiss goods, a rate exceeding the 15 percent applied to many European Union imports….
Newcastle United has reportedly turned down an initial bid from Liverpool for Swedish striker Alexander Isak, who has expressed a desire to leave St James’ Park. The 25-year-old forward has trained recently at his former club, Real Sociedad, amid growing speculation regarding his future in the Premier League. Following a standout season during which Isak…
Italy has entered into a notable agreement with Albania aimed at enhancing its capacity to process asylum seekers, with plans in place to manage up to 36,000 individuals annually. This initiative arises amid ongoing discussions within the European Union regarding migration policies and the classification of “safe countries.” The European Court of Justice (ECJ) recently…
Former President Bill Clinton has faced scrutiny regarding his association with the late Jeffrey Epstein, a financier whose criminal activities, including sex trafficking, have made headlines in recent years. While Clinton did fly multiple times on Epstein’s aircraft during international trips from 2002 to 2003, there remains no credible evidence supporting claims that he visited…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly redefining the landscape of both physical medicine and mental health, enhancing diagnostic capabilities and offering critical support for individuals grappling with anxiety and depression. This technology is taking on roles once predominantly fulfilled by healthcare professionals, thereby improving accessibility and efficiency in the delivery of health services. In the realm…
President Donald Trump’s administration has announced a series of new tariffs impacting many of the United States’ trading partners, with implementation expected to commence on August 7. This measure will affect nearly 70 countries, as the administration seeks to leverage tariffs as a strategic economic tool aimed at bolstering domestic manufacturing by limiting imports. The…
El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly has approved a significant electoral reform that could have lasting implications for the country’s political landscape, particularly paving the way for President Nayib Bukele to seek additional terms in office. On Thursday, 57 members of Congress voted in favor of a constitutional amendment that allows for indefinite re-election of the president,…