Top U.S. & World Headlines — October 19, 2023
Year: 2023
Settlement in ACLU lawsuit to end Trump-era family separation tactics
First Look Settlement in ACLU lawsuit to end Trump-era family separation tactics A settlement filed in federal court in San Diego will halt for eight years a Trump-era rule, aimed to deter undocumented migrants, that separates children from families at the border. The lawsuit was filed by the ACLU, which represents separated families. | View…
Vladimir Putin ‘sent body double to China’ to meet Xi as he has ‘days to live’
sent a body double to meet to meet counterpart because the real president “is living out the last days of his earthly life”, a Russian political analyst has claimed. with many of his critics claiming president is suffering from a life-threatening illness. There have also been numerous theories that on occasions when These extraordinary claims…
Jim Jordan suffers defeat on first ballot for speaker race, leaving fate uncertain
WASHINGTON — The House remained deadlocked Tuesday as Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, failed to secure enough votes to become speaker on the first ballot. Jordan, the GOP’s latest nominee for speaker, received 200 votes, well short of the 217 needed to win on the House floor. Twenty Republicans voted for someone other than Jordan. He…
North Carolina groundskeeper mows around dead body after mistaking it for prop, police and family say
A North Carolina family is demanding answers after their loved one’s body was found facedown on the lawn of an empty home where a groundskeeper saw it, mistook it for a prop dummy and mowed the grass around it. The body of Robert Paul Owens, 34, was found Oct. 10 at an abandoned log cabin…
BREAKING: Protesters at Capitol demand Gaza ceasefire, spark fears of riot | LiveNOW from FOX
Israel ‘not responsible’ for hospital blast, U.S. intelligence says | LiveNOW from FOX
LIVE: Police chase Southern CA: suspected stolen vehicle hits speeds 100+ mph | LiveNOW from FOX
After Karabakh: Why peace in Azerbaijan could unsettle larger Russian sphere
Peace Europe After Karabakh: Why peace in Azerbaijan could unsettle larger Russian sphere | View caption Hide caption While the resolution of a frozen conflict is generally positive, the manner of that resolution matters – and can end up prompting resentment and violence if mishandled. The most immediate effects are likely to be the realignment…
Rashid Khalidi on Biden’s “Israel-First Approach” & Growing Outrage over Gaza Across the Middle East
