Trump wants pardoned developer Charles Kushner to be his ambassador to France
Kushner, who is father of Trump’s son-in-law, was pardoned by the then-US president in 2020 for tax evasion and illegal
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Staff Report
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Freedom of Model Town carnage perpetrators led to ‘Islamabad massacre’: PTI
Party’s spokesperson slams ministers for spreading lies to conceal truth Vows PTI’s struggle for constitutional supremacy, rule of law, haqeeqi
Hannah E. Meyers
20:22
Trump won’t solve NYC’s migrant problem without a return to law-and-order
New Yorkers are worried about surging migrant crime — from the murder of Georgia student Laken Riley, killed by a man
Sterling Xie
20:22
Trevor Lawrence Injury Update: Jaguars QB Approaching Return From Left Shoulder Injury
Trevor Lawrence missed two games with a left shoulder injury. Is the Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback ready to return...
Raleigh Lanz
20:22
FINALLY! Football without fuss thanks to a Black Friday streaming deal that offers everything in one place for £35 a month with one special feature we LOVE!
Say goodbye to casting and asking your mother-in-law for her SkyGo password one minute before kick-off...
Tyisha Lanz
20:22
Seven Chinese nationals deny trafficking, say Malawian workers came to SA ‘willingly’
The trial has been postponed to next year...
GTonline
20:22
Australian Senate approves social media ban on under-16s
Australia will ban children under 16 from using social media, after its Senate approved the world’s strictest laws. The ban
Olivia Jakiel
14:20
The Kelce Family’s Glowing Quotes About Taylor Swift
It’s safe to say that Taylor Swift has boyfriend Travis Kelce‘s family’s stamp of approval. The 14-time Grammy Award winner’s
Sharie Buresh
14:20
UK lawmakers vote in favor of legalizing government-assisted suicide
The person seeking assisted suicide would have a "substance" prepared for them by a doctor that would kill them, but
Reuters
14:20
Vietnam Approves Data, Electricity Laws, $67 Billion Rail Plan
HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam's parliament approved laws on data protection and electricity, as well as a resolution supporting a $67
