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Nationwide moratorium on evictions put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic is set to expire at midnight on Saturday.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez paid thousands for personal security to a former Blackwater contractor, a review of Federal Election Commission records shows.
KAYA, BURKINA FASO - The COVID-19 pandemic has led to cuts in foreign aid from donor nations such as Britain, which this month slashed its aid budget by $5.5 billion. The funding loss is being felt in Burkina Faso, where it could shut down a group that helps thousands of survivors of gender-based violence and rape.
A top Border Patrol union official is warning that agents are having to release COVID-positive migrants into the U.S. "day in, day out" -- amid the ongoing crisis at the border, which also has Border Patrol agents worried about their own health.
Democratic Rep. Jim Himes of Connecticut did not want to lose his cool, but he said this week he couldn't help it.
Researchers are projecting a record-low U.S. poverty rate in 2021, and they're pointing to federal COVID-19 relief as the driving factor behind the shift.
ISLAMABAD - Human rights and media freedom advocates are urging authorities in Afghanistan to release four journalists arrested this week on charges they were “spreading enemy propaganda.” It was not immediately known whether the journalists have formally been charged, nor have Afghan authorities discussed their fate since taking them into custody Monday. “As the Afghan conflict escalates, all parties seem intent on silencing the country’s media,” lamented Human Rights Watch (HRW) in a statement issued late Friday. “Unless charged with a genuine crime, the four journalists should be released immediately.” The journalists - Mohib Obaidi, Sanaullah Siyam, Qudrat Sultani and Bismillah Watandost - were arrested after they returned from a reporting trip to the Taliban-held district of Spin Boldak in southern Kandahar province. They had traveled to the district to investigate reports of Afghan civilian killings by Taliban insurgents. Obaidi, Sultani and Watandost are reporters of Kandahar-based Millat Zagh Radio, and Siam, is a free-lance cameraperson. “The arrests …underscore rising concerns the Afghan government is trying to shield itself from media criticism. Among the many threats they face, Afghanistan’s embattled journalists should not also have to face prosecution for doing their jobs,” said HWR.
Congresswomen Cori Bush, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Pressley slept outside the U.S. Capitol on Friday night in protest of the end of the eviction moratorium. The moratorium, which was enacted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is set to expire Sunday at midnight.
The Senate convened for a rare weekend session on Saturday, with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer encouraging the authors of a bipartisan infrastructure plan to finish writing their bill so that senators can begin offering amendments.
Kevin Durant dribbled, eyed up his defender and pulled up to drain the 3-pointer that gave him a place atop the greats.
A piece of the World Trade Center which became a beloved 9/11 memorial at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan — and was feared missing when American troops abruptly left the country — is safe and sound in upstate New York, The Post has learned.
For 23 years, his Media Ink column for The New York Post was a must-read for magazine machers. What’s next?
The reality stars are said to have filmed their latest episode on Thursday, according to People magazine and Haack, 38, shared photos to her Instagram Story of herself on set of the “Spanish style flip.”
In the month of July, Biden and Trump have been running about equally in mentions on cable news. This is really unusual. Four years ago in July, Trump was getting mentioned on cable more than Barack Obama by a 9:1 ratio.
The U.S. Marine Security Augmentation Unit has deployed twice in the past 30 days to support and protect embassies in Africa and the Caribbean.
April Saccoccio sat begging for money and dog food near Union Square on a sweltering 95-degree day, holding back tears as her pup Snoopy lapped up water from a bowl.
The pace of Covid-19 vaccinations in the US has risen steadily over the past three weeks, particularly in several Southern states with poor vaccination rates and strong hesitancy against the shot, according to a CNN analysis of data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Analysts say ex-Israeli PM, removed in June after a 12-year tenure, is using a raft of tactics to undermine the gov’t.
The administration made a last-ditch, failed appeal to extend the moratorium to buy more time for states to distribute rental aid.
FIRST ON FOX: Brent Smith sees first-hand how illegal immigrants have wrecked havoc on ranchers and farmers located along the U.S.-Mexico border, from regular property damage to constant fears of going outside at night.
Washington Square Park neighbors hope the midnight madness is finally over — after a party host and provocateur whose raucous antics plagued the famed space was arrested last week.
KAMPALA, UGANDA - Uganda has lifted some COVID-19 restrictions after 42 days, while others stay in place. The lockdown of schools remains until, the government says, some essential workers including health workers, security personnel, teachers, and those over 45 years old, are vaccinated.
Beijing police say Chinese-Canadian pop star Kris Wu has been detained on suspicion of rape
In a shocking show of common sense that is rare in these Pandemic Times, Danny Meyer announced last week that all customers at his restaurants must show proof of vaccination.
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The Senate has convened for a rare weekend session
Thousands of Afghan interpreters who risked their lives to help the US military face new threats as they attempt to secure visas promised to them by the American government, which is now pulling its forces out of their homeland, according to reports.
When the calendar flipped to 2020, Americans has no idea it would be a year unlike any other.
The people feel stuck between a corrupt government and a brutal, violent, oppressive Taliban that is gaining ground.
The federal eviction moratorium expiring could lead to millions being forced from their homes.
The United Nations is warning of a worsening humanitarian catastrophe in Ethiopia. UNICEF said Friday more than 100,000 children could face extreme starvation in the next year as a result of major fighting in the country's northern Tigray region.
President Erdogan says investigation opened into causes of wildfires in southern Turkey, as death toll rises to six.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s wife, Carrie, has announced she is expecting the couple’s second child
New images released to Fox News depict the Apollo 15 moon landing in remarkable detail 50 years later.
Carrie Johnson, the wife of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has announced the couple are expecting their second child in December.
The scenic vistas of this landscape art and the legacy of its creator, Harvey Fite, are being challenged by a persistent feud and a big fence.
The 14-year-old boy who leaped to his death in front of his horrified family at the Vessel in Hudson Yards was laughing and running with his sister right before, according to a worker who witnessed the tragedy.
In the small village of Kacarlar, on Turkey's southern coast, farmers are facing apocalyptic scenes as wildfires continue to sweep the country.
Former security guard Steve Bouquet was convicted of the brutal attacks on cats in the English city of Brighton.
From the moment I stepped foot on campus at NYU three years ago, I’ve been taught that there is right-think and wrong-think. Everywhere I look, professors, administrators and peers all fervently parrot the same beliefs.
In this edition of Pop Life Chronicles, the "Love Is Blind" reunion is here and "The Wedding of the Century" looks back at Prince Charles and then Lady Diana Spencer's nuptials.
The father of an 18-year-old woman who was killed in a movie theater shooting in California confronted the accused shooter during a court appearance.
Police are investigating the gruesome stabbing death of Katherine Janness and her dog Bowie early Wednesday in Piedmont Park.
The scenic vistas of this landscape art and the legacy of its creator, Harvey Fite, are being challenged by a persistent feud and a big fence.
The Russian hackers behind the massive SolarWinds cyberespionage campaign broke into the email accounts of some of the most prominent federal prosecutors' offices around the country last year, the Justice Department said.
Photos on social media appear to show Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrating her upcoming birthday and posing for photos maskless with comedian Dave Chappelle hours before the city’s mask mandate was put into effect.
Chicago suffered a violent start to another weekend with sixteen people shot by Saturday morning, with at least four people in serious or critical condition.
This week, we pull back the curtain on an ancient family, share the largest comet discovery, welcome the annual dog-day cicadas, marvel at the oldest animal fossil discovery, and more.
The U.S. Navy said Saturday two American warships were escorting an Israeli-operated oil tanker to a safe port after it was attacked Thursday off the coast of Oman, killing two crew members.
It will be a valuable test case for the effectiveness of an extra jab against the delta variant of the coronavirus.
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