Two British nationals are facing espionage charges after being taken into custody by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps last month during a “round-the-world” motorbike trip, according to the Sunday Times.
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Google Calendar has removed several cultural celebrations such as Black History Month, Women’s History Month and Pride Month. According to the New York Post, this resulted from the Trump administration’s crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion policies. Other celebrations like Hispanic Heritage Month, Jewish Heritage Month, Holocaust Remembrance Day and more were also erased.
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Information was taken down from several United States government websites shortly after President Donald Trump took office, affecting 8,000 web pages across dozens of sites that provide information on vaccines, scientific research, hate crimes and many other topics. These website purges have been driven by federal agencies rushing to incorporate Trump’s executive orders, which target “gender ideology” and other diversity issues, according to The New York Times.
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During President Donald Trump’s first week in office, Americans witnessed federal immigration enforcement intensify under his administration. The effects of his administration’s policies have been felt on local ground in Newark, New Jersey, where the business Ocean Seafood Depot was targeted. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were seen rounding up both undocumented immigrants and American citizens, Reuters reported.
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Ultimately, the College secured a decisive 4-1 victory.
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President-elect Donald Trump has begun selecting executive department heads for his administration. His choices include experienced leaders in commerce, technology, educators and political allies, however, some of his picks come from unconventional backgrounds with no public service experience under their belt. His appointments have sparked debates across the country.
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The Lions had won the NJAC two times in the past four years; last Saturday’s win increased that to three.
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Southern and eastern Spain, including cities such as Murcia, Malaga and Valencia, were hit by intense rainfall beginning on Oct. 29, accumulating to a month’s worth of rain. As the rainfall built up, it escalated from a calm storm to flash floods that swept everything in its path.
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A year ago in Lewiston, Maine, the state’s deadliest mass shooting occurred when Robert Card, a former U.S. Army reservist, killed 18 people and wounded 13 others. The massacre, which ranks as the eighth deadliest gun attack since 2006, according to the Washington Post, left 100 survivors traumatized by the tragedy. In the aftermath, families of the victims and survivors are pursuing legal action, seeking to hold the U.S. Army accountable for its negligence in preventing the mass shooting.
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Prior to the presidential election, the Washington Post decided, after 36 years, to withhold its presidential endorsement, reportedly following owner Jeff Bezos’ suggestion that the newspaper refrain from voicing their preferred candidate.
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