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Exiled Putin critic dies mysteriously in DC
Sunday, Dan Rapoport, 52, was discovered lying on the sidewalk in his upscale Georgetown neighborhood. The DC Metro police are still investigating the cause of death of the well-known Putin…
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Weekend Travelers Hit With New Flight Disruptions
For months on end now, flight disruptions have gotten to be a weighty problem in American life. US…
By Gabrielle SeunagalTexas asylum-seekers sent to New York and DC
Buses chartered from Texas and Arizona are taking asylum-seekers to Washington, D.C., and now New York. Both Arizona…
By Jackie AllenNew Legislation Could Refund Travelers For Flight Delays and Cancellations
Flight impediments have been a consistent issue for US travelers since last year. Despite airlines getting major bailouts…
By Gabrielle SeunagalSouthern border crisis moves to Washington DC: Mayor calls in National Guard
Muriel Bowser, Washington DC’s mayor, has called for the National Guard to be activated. It appears that the…
By Jackie AllenPro-Ukraine Slovakia may give Ukraine Russian-built MiG-29 fighter jets
Defense Minister Jaroslav Nad says that Slovakia is considering donating its fleet of 11 Soviet-era MiG-29 warplanes to…
By Jackie AllenJoe Biden covid positive with “very mild symptoms”
The 79-year-old U.S. President returned from an overnight trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia on Saturday. And Joe…
By Jackie AllenBiden approved sale of U.S. Strategic Reserves to Chinese gas company where Hunter is part-owner
According to Power the Future founder Daniel Turner, President Biden sold one million barrels of oil from the…
By Jackie AllenConspiracy Theories are wrong, CERN LHC is not a portal to Hell
Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire, translated from French as European Organization for Nuclear Research, also known as…
By Jackie AllenUkraine vs Russia: The Drones War continues
Drones have been an integral part of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Ukraine’s elite AeroRozvedka is a tactical drone unit.…
By Jackie AllenThere Have Been More Flight Cancellations This Year Than in 2021
Over the course of this year alone, airlines have begun taking tremendous heat for considerable upticks in flights…
By Gabrielle SeunagalPopular News
Soft War? Trump Orders Limited U.S. Strikes on Iran as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Rise
NASA Telescope Will Fall Back to Earth Wednesday And Some Debris Is Expected To Survive
