US Imposes Travel Ban on Congo as Ebola Cases Surge Past 1,900 and American Patients Are Evacuated to Germany
The United States has banned its citizens in the Democratic Republic of Congo from returning on commercial flights and imposed strict quarantine requirements, as
Vucic Becomes First Serbian President to Attend Bastille Day Parade in Paris
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is in Paris to attend the military parade marking France’s National Day on July 14, becoming the first Serbian head
EU Ambassador Urges Macedonia to Seal Electoral Reform Deal as €4.2 Million Hangs in Balance
EU Ambassador to Macedonia Michalis Rokas expressed hope on Monday that political parties would reach consensus on amendments to the Electoral Code, warning that
US Inflation Likely Cooled in June, but Iran War Risks Keep Fed on Edge
US consumer inflation is expected to have slowed in June, with economists forecasting the Consumer Price Index rose 3.8% year over year, down from
Federal Appeals Court Revives 500+ Tylenol Autism Lawsuits, Overturning Expert Testimony Exclusion
A federal appeals court has revived more than 500 lawsuits against Tylenol maker Kenvue, ruling that a district judge improperly excluded expert testimony from
DOJ Launches Grand Jury Investigation into UAW President Shawn Fain Over Alleged Misuse of Authority
The Department of Justice has opened a federal grand jury investigation into United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain, subpoenaing the union’s court appointed monitor
South Carolina Governor Appoints Lindsey Graham’s Sister as Temporary Senate Replacement
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham Nordone, the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, to temporarily fill his vacant US Senate
Trump Resets War Powers Clock, Claiming New 60 Day Window as Congress Fumes Over Iran Conflict
President Donald Trump has sent Congress formal notification that hostilities against Iran resumed on July 7, a move his administration interprets as opening a