Biden administration authorizes $2.5 billion in arms sales to Egypt despite human rights concerns
The Biden administration has authorized more than $2 billion in arms sales to Egypt despite ongoing concerns about Cairo's human rights record.The approval of the sale
Tlaib 'fearful' as social spending plan heads to Senate
Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) said she is "fearful" as the Build Back Better bill moves to the Senate after being passed by the House last week.In an interview that aire
Poland hits back over possible fines for breaching EU law
The reforms to the judiciary in Poland sparked protests: These demonstrators in Warsaw carry a banner reading 'Every citizen has a right to an independent court of law.' Reuters/Kacper Pempel/
Florida Businesses That Require Proof of Vaccination Can Be Fined $5,000
Florida businesses that violate the state’s ban on vaccine passports will be subject to a $5,000 fine from the state department of health.A new rule by the Florida heal
Dogs probably know when you're intentionally withholding treats from them, researchers find
Dogs lie down or stop wagging their tails when they think their owners are intentionally withholding a treat, actions the researchers interpreted as appeasing behaviours.
Twitter says concerned with India intimidation, requests 3 more months to comply with new IT rules
Twitter called the recent visit by police to its Indian offices a form of intimidation and said it was concerned by some of the requirements in New Delhi’s new IT rules.Speaking for the first time sin
Vaccine skepticism isn't a part of the solution
A health worker preparing a jab from a vial of the Covishield COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination camp organized by IMT Manesar Association at their office at Manesar, in Gurugram, India, April 7,
