Author: Belle Carter

Iran has squarely blamed Rafael Grossi, the director-general of the IAEA, for recent military strikes on its nuclear facilities, accusing him of issuing a biased report that was used

Trump mulls direct U.S. military intervention in Israel-Iran conflict amid escalating tensions The Israel-Iran conflict is intensifying, with U.S. President Donald Trump considering direct U.S. military assistance to

Trump orders largest mass deportation in U.S. history amid nationwide protests President Donald Trump announced a significant expansion of migrant detention and deportation, targeting major cities like Los

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On June 13, Vietnam became the tenth partner country of BRICS, marking a significant step in the bloc’s expansion and reflecting the growing influence of the Global South.

Trump considers shielding illegal aliens working in agriculture and hotel industry from deportation President Donald J. Trump is considering an executive order to shield illegal aliens in agriculture

Israel’s military intercepted Iranian drones launched in response to its airstrikes on Iranian targets, with operations reported over Syria and Saudi Arabia, while Jordan intercepted missiles and drones in

Dr. Ralph Golan’s book advocates for a comprehensive approach to health that integrates the strengths of both conventional and alternative medicine. He emphasizes treating the whole person – mind,

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Susun Weed’s journey into breast health began with her “Amazon awakening,” a painful breast abscess that highlighted the importance of self-care. She learned that neglecting one’s own needs can