Sales at brick-and-mortar stores on the celebrated and closely-watched “Black Friday” shopping day after Thanksgiving fell short of last year’s amount, indicating that shoppers are starting their holiday shopping earlier ahead of the December holidays, The Wall Street Journal said.
The gang running Japan is getting ready to poison the plant with the release of cooling water laced with toxic tritium, from the storage tanks at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.
Asset managers are joining forces to pressure major U.S. companies to stop producing products that contain “forever chemicals” that have a deleterious impact on a human’s health.
New York City’s top health official said Friday that residents in the city should consider wearing face masks when out in public due to three dangerous viruses floating around: the flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
Jens Stoltenberg, NATO’s secretary general, said last week that there is a real possibility that NATO goes to war with Russia over Ukraine.
Israel warned Lebanon that Beirut's international airport could be targeted in airstrikes if the country allows Iranian weapons to be smuggled on passenger flights, according to a report.
Russia and Iran have grown closer since the start of the Ukraine war and could emerge with a “full-fledged defense partnership.”
Peruvians took to the streets after the country swore in a new president after the downfall of Pedro Castillo, who won the presidency in 2021 as the anti-establishment pick.
Japan announced last week that it plans to increase its military spending over the next five decades to $318 billion, an increase of 58 percent in the face of what Tokyo sees as a rising threat from China.
The U.S. and Australia announced last week that they will increase their military partnership in an effort to counter China’s growing influence in the region.