See Ten most read topics in the news The FBI is asking the public to please help in identifying individuals who were involved in the U.S. Capitol building riot. A statement in the FBI website reads: If you have witnessed unlawful violent action—or have any information about the cases below—we urge you to contact us. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Fox News’ Juan Williams who announced in December, 2020 that he had contracted COVID-19, has blasted former President Donald Trump for his nonchalant handling of COVID-19 in the United States of America. William also praised the new President Joe Biden for the falling infection rates and ramped-up […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to QAnon and some Trump followers, former President Donald Trump was due to be reinstated on March 4, 2021 as the president of the United States of America, despite the fact that Joe Biden won the election and has already inaugurated as the U.S President since […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Under former President Donald Trump’s “zero-tolerance” border strategy, children were separated from their parents at the border. The parents were deported while their children were inhumanly taken away from them and allowed to remain in the US. Over 500 migrant children were taken away from their parents, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The new American President Joe Biden has signed a decree on reversing Trump’s controversial policies among which are: 1. Transgender ban lifted: Biden has lifted the transgender ban imposed by his predecessor Donald Trump in the armed forces. This is one of the reasons why Biden is […]
See Ten most read topics in the news News medias have reported that Melania Trump (50) and her son-inlaw Jared Kushner (39) reportedly advised Trump to concede and congratulate Joe Biden, but his sons Donald Jr. (42) und Eric (36) want their father to continue contesting the election results in the court despite the fact […]
See Ten most read topics in the news First of all, the President-Elect, Joe Biden plans to reverse Trump’s senseless executive orders. He then wishes to tackle the COVID-19 issue which Trump has haldled in abysmal manner. Biden said: “It’s time to end the politicization of basic responsible public health steps, like mask wearing, social […]
See Ten most read topics in the news With Joe Biden’s victory in the U.S 2020 Presidential election, President Donald Trump has become the first president to lose his reelection bid since 1992, when President George H.W. Bush lost to Bill Clinton. This is largely because instead of uniting the country, Trump was promoting division […]
See Ten most read topics in the news John Bolton, who served as President Trump’s national security advisor from 2018-2019, has sharply criticized Trump’s attacks on election. Bolton said: “Republicans are facing a character test. Any candidate is entitled to pursue appropriate election-law remedies if they feel there has been misconduct or error,” Bolton added. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed victory in Tuesday’s presidential election with millions of votes yet to be counted. Trump said: “We were getting ready to win this election. Frankly, we did win this election.” He also took to Twitter to further declare his fake election victory. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Wealthier Americans are earning and saving at record levels while the poor ones struggle to pay their bills and put food on the table. This is largely due to President Donald Trump’s policies which favor wealthy people as opposed to the poor ones. The path toward economic […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In an attempt to remove fake news from it’s social media, Twitter fact-checked President Tump’s tweet . Trump got annoyed and responded by tweeting that “Twitter is now interfering in the 2020 Presidential Election. They are saying my statement on Mail-In Ballots, which will lead to massive […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump’s critics have long called on Twitter to take action against his use of the platform. Of the 18,000-plus false or misleading claims Trump has made as president, more than 3,300 of them were made in tweets, according to The Washington Post. Recently, Trump falsely […]
See Ten most read topics in the news During a private call with the Obama Alumni Association, former President Barack Obama condemned the Justice Department over its decision to drop its case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn. According to Obama: “There is no precedent that anybody can find for someone who has been […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In the U. Some children receive free meals from their schools but the coronavirus pandemic has kept millions in their homes and children out of schools. Therefore, it is very difficult for some children to eat regularly as their parents are also asked to stay at home. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to prosecutors, Mickael Gedlu, a 36-year-old Texas man who pleaded guilty to threatening to assassinate President Donald Trump, has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison. Mickael Gedlu threatened to kill Trump Minutes before Trump arrived for a fundraiser in Dallas on May 31, 2018, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news <p> Sen. Bernie Sanders (78), has dropped out of the Democratic primary race, paving the way for Joe Biden to be officially declared the party’s nominee. While addressing his supporters in a livesteam, he said the decision to suspend his presidential campaign was “difficult and painful.” He […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Trump was quickly contradicted by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials for perpetrating fake news after he announced that FDA has approved the common malarial drug hydroxychloroquine for the treatment of COVID-19. FDA further stated that more research needs to be conducted before the drug […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a live broadcast, the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani’s inauguration ceremony was interrupted by the sound of explosions and ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack. The re-elected president who was delivering a speech at the podium outside the presidential palace in the capital Kabul when the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Trump’s own officials are getting more frustrated with him due to his lies. In recent days, the president has dismissed criticism of his comments on the virus as a “hoax” and a political conspiracy concocted by Democrats. He has attacked the media, accusing them of putting out […]
See Ten most read topics in the news While speaking at a major South Carolina Democratic event, presidential candidate Joe Biden mistakenly referred to himself as “a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate.” He said: “I’ve been saying for a long time, it’s not enough to beat Donald Trump. We have to keep the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The Islamic Revolutionary Guard has confirmed it fired 22 ballistic missiles at two Iraqi bases housing US and coalition troops. The Erbil and Al Asad bases were targeted in retaliation for last week’s killing of Major General Qassem Soleimani in a US airstrike. President Trump announced that […]
See Ten most read topics in the news US district judge Loretta Biggs has formally blocked North Carolina’s new voter identification law because of its discriminatory intent. Under the new law, voters are required to present one of 10 forms of acceptable identification, such as a passport, driver’s license, or military ID in order to […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Unlike other presidents, Donald Trump is fond of going on Twitter tirade. President Trump was impeached because he wanted to play a fast one on Joe Biden by withholding almost $40M which was approved (by Congress) to be given to Ukrain as military aid. Trump wanted Ukraine […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump has been asked to resign before impeachment vote takes place. Former President Richard Nixon is the first and only U.S. President to resign from office. He resigned in August 1974 when he stepped down before facing almost certain impeachment over the Watergate scandal. Democratic […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The impeachment inquiry came about because Trump wanted to play a fast one on Joe Biden by withholding almost $40M which was approved to be given to Ukrain as military aid. Trump wanted Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden before releasing the fund but it backfired against him. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news A Twitter spokeswoman has told media outlets that Danielle Stella’s personal and campaign accounts were shut down for “repeated violations” of the social media platform’s rules. Danielle is a Republican challenger to Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar. She was banned from Twitter after suggesting on Twitter that the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump recently tweeted a doctored photo of his head on shirtless Sylvester Stallone’s body from the classic film “Rocky”. The President’s tweet sparked confusion, criticism and a whole lot of jokes. Up till now, neither Trump nor the White House has given any explanation as […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Although, given the fact that Hillary Clinton is a Democrat who lost to President Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, we don’t expect her to say anything that will exonerate Trump from being impeached. Not only did Clinton support the impeachment, she lashed out at Trump […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Some Washington reports suggested that President Donald Trump was having chest pain and that his medical checkup was unscheduled and had been triggered by Trump suffering chest discomfort. However, Trump’s doctor has lebelled the reports to be untrue. In a statement issued by the White House, according […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Devin Nunes, a ranking Republican member on the House Intelligence Committee, is reportedly threatening to sue CNN and The Daily Beast after they reported damaging allegations that could implicate him in the ongoing impeachment probe which is being conducted by the committee. It was alleged that Nunes […]
See Ten most read topics in the news It seems Germany is trying to make good the infamous 1884 Berlin Conference that was aimed at deviding Africa among the colonial masters. German Chancellor Angela Merkel launched the G20 Compact with Africa (CwA) in 2017 during Germany’s G20 presidency with a promise to generate additional private […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Russell Travers, acting director of the National Counterterrorism Center told an audience in Washington, D.C that “For almost two decades, the United States has pointed abroad at countries who are exporters of extreme Islamist ideology. We are now being seen as the exporter of white supremacist ideology. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Today, a federal judge has voided the Trump administration’s so-called ”conscience rule” often referred to as ”Trump’s abortion rule.” If President Trump had his way, his new rule would have allowed health-care providers, doctors, nurses, technicians, etc to refuse to participate in abortions, gender change, sterilizations or […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump, a born-and-bred New Yorker surprisingly made it known through Twitter that he would be moving away from New York to Florida. He wrote: “I cherish New York, and the people of New York, and always will, but unfortunately, despite the fact that I pay […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Republicans say Trump impeachment probe is happening in secret despite the fact that 47 Republican lawmakers have access to it through their memberships on the House Intelligence. However, as the impeachment inquiry moves into the public phase, House Republicans have demanded Democrats immediately release transcripts from the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news After Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, made it clear in a phone call that his forces were about to invade Syria to push back Kurdish forces that Turkey considers terrorists, President Trump ordered 1,000 U.S. troops in Syria to withdraw from Syria and move to Iraq. The […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump has authorized the release of $50 million to Syria. However, the money was not meant for the Syrian government but for emergency assistance to Syrian human rights groups and other organizations working to protect civilians in the war-torn country. According to the White House, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to World Bank figures. nearly 60 percent of Iraq’s 40 million people live on less than $6 a day. large crowds of mostly young Iraqis have poured onto the streets of Baghdad and other cities in an outburst of anger over chronic unemployment, corruption and poor […]
See Ten most read topics in the news When asked by Fox News host, Martha MacCallum: “Why are you the President’s attorney? What’s your mission?” Former federal prosecutor Rudy Giuliani answered that his mission as President Trump’s attorney is not only to defend his client against sham left-wing attacks but to “disrupt the world” by […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Vice President Mike Pence seems scared to talk about the whistleblower’s complaint and the impeachment inquiries against President Donald Trump. Instead, he accuses the Democrats of trying to overturn the will of the American people. He said: “Truth is while we’re watching our nation’s capital, even today, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Kurt Volker, US special envoy to Ukraine, decided to resign and quit the unpaid position just one day after the release of a whistleblower report alleging a coverup by the White House of a call between President Donald Trump and Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelensky. Although Volker did […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Christopher Carl Collins, popularly known as Chris Collins, who is 69-year-old, a Republican and a member of the U.S Congress has submitted his resignation from Congress on Monday ahead of an expected guilty plea regarding the impeachment inquiries of President Donald Trump. Rep Collins was accused of […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump appears to believe that Twitter can solve any problem. After the whistleblower’s complaint which prompted the House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, to announce a formal impeachment inquiry against the President, Trump took to Twitter to close the case by himself by writing that “the President […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to Politico, one of the ways the impeachment against president Donald Trump could play out is that due to the impeachment inquiry, the president’s mental health will become increasingly worrisome and a delegation including Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Lou Dobbs and Rudy Giluiani would go to […]
See Ten most read topics in the news After an anonymous whistleblower filed a complaint with the intelligence community inspector general about President Donald Trump’s conduct, Trump surprisingly admitted that he told Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, that the U.S. would withhold $250 million in military aid for Ukraine because of corruption. Trump actually wanted Ukraine […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Melania Trump’s spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham has told CNN that “Mrs Trump will be taking part in an iconic New York City tradition. She would visit the New York Stock Exchange next week and ring the famous opening bell. Melania is expected to be accompanied by several children […]
