NEW YORK (AP) — Allen Weisselberg, the former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, pleaded guilty Monday in New York to perjury in connection with testimony he gave in the ex-president’s civil fraud case. Weisselberg, 76, surrendered to the Manhattan prosecutor’s office earlier Monday and entered state court in handcuffs, wearing a mask, before … Read more
The Ukrainian president claims that his army shot down “seven Russian military planes this week”, and a total of around fifteen since the beginning of February. The Russian drone attack in Odessa on Saturday left at least twelve people dead. After the death of Alexei Navalny, Canada announces new sanctions against Russia. Read also: MAP. … Read more
Desperate Palestinians in Northern Gaza Struggle to Survive Amidst Ongoing Conflict RAFAH, Gaza Strip – Outrage is growing as the desperate living conditions of hundreds of thousands in northern Gaza worsen after five months of fighting between Israel and Hamas. The European Union’s diplomatic service reports that many Palestinians killed or injured while attempting to … Read more
New CDC Guidelines: COVID-19 Isolation for Positive Cases Reduced Americans who test positive for COVID-19 no longer need to stay in isolation for five days, according to the recent announcement by U.S. health officials. The change in guidance by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that individuals can return to work or … Read more
A real Doudounegate. Scoffed by the Nantes socialist Christophe Clergeau for the down jackets ordered in the colors of the Pays de la Loire Regional Council but manufactured in Bangladesh, President Christelle Morançais was able to count on the involuntary support of Florence Dabin and the elected officials of Maine-et-Loire. They too wore down jackets … Read more
A new major Islamist attack trial opens this Thursday before the special assize court in Paris. That of the terrorist attack on the 2018 Christmas market in Strasbourg, which left five people dead. Four men suspected of having provided assistance to the assailant shot dead by the police are on trial until April 4. On … Read more
The leader of the rock band EaglesDon Henley, presented himself as a victim of “extortion” Monday February 26, 2024, in New York. In this trial, which has just begun, he accuses three men of having sought to sell a hundred stolen pages of handwritten notes from the album Hotel California (1976). Its scribbled pages, appearing … Read more
President Joe Biden hopes for Israel-Hamas cease-fire by next week New York, AP President Joe Biden expressed optimism on Monday for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, aiming to end hostilities and secure the release of remaining hostages by early next week. Biden, speaking in New York after a taping of NBC’s “Late Night With … Read more
COPENHAGEN (AP) — A storm with strong winds in Sweden tore the roof off the main train station in Gothenburg on Friday, causing power outages and temporarily halting rail traffic to and from the country’s second-largest city. At the moment no injuries have been reported. The storm hit the southern coast of Scandinavia on Thursday … Read more
I Had an Ambivalent Experience with Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth A Complex Journey Through Nostalgia and Open-World Bloat I recently had the opportunity to play Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth for over two weeks, and my experience with the game left me with conflicting feelings. As I reflected on my seven days spent playing the game, … Read more