Author: Roy Frances

The United States and Canada have agreed on a deal which gave both countries the authority to turn away asylum seekers at unofficial crossing points.

United Airlines and Archer Aviation have announced that the two companies are planning to launch a flying taxi service in Chicago within the next two years.

An explosion at the historic R.M. Palmer chocolate factory in Pennsylvania has left two people dead, nine missing and eight injured on Friday.

Extreme weather conditions in southern states led to at least one deadly tornado that tore through parts of Mississippi on Friday night, leaving at least 23 people dead, and dozens injured across the state.

North Korea claimed that they have tested a new underwater drone capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, which could potentially create a “radioactive tsunami” on Friday.

Iranian-backed forces launched around seven rockets at a United States base in Northeast Syria on Friday, in retaliation to the airstrikes that were conducted by the U.S. forces according to Fox News.

Governor Spencer Cox has signed a bill which authorizes a new state flag for Utah on Tuesday afternoon.

Two inmates who had escaped from a jail in Newport News, Virginia were found at a nearby IHOP hours later on Tuesday morning.

Arkansas has become the fourth state in the country to ban students at public school from using the bathroom, or locker room of their choice.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he will respond “accordingly” to the United Kingdom’s plans to send ammunition to Ukraine which contain depleted uranium (DU) on Tuesday.

The Idaho State Senate passed a bill on Monday aimed at reviving the firing squad as a death penalty option.

The Idaho State Senate passed a bill on Monday aimed at reviving the firing squad as a death penalty option.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office has issued a statement responding to House Republicans who had demanded that Bragg testifies before Congress.

During the Chinese leader’s visit to Moscow, he reportedly invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit China.

During the Chinese leader’s visit to Moscow, he reportedly invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit China.

Communities in Michigan are protesting against a decision which would allow a Chinese-owned firm to build a factory in the area.

A New York man who has previously expressed support for the Islamic State has been charged with plotting to kill police officers, and threats to kill the mayor at a local St. Patrick’s Day parade.

Former President Donald Trump said he believes he will be arrested on Tuesday amidst an investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

Governor Mark Gordon (R-Wyo.) signed a bill on Friday, banning the use or prescription of abortion pills in the state.

The Biden administration has introduced the military budget plan for 2024 which proposes cutting two ships from the Navy.

On the border between New York and Canada, local sheriffs are calling for the United States Border Patrol to increase their presence due to the growing crisis.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is set to fly to Moscow on Monday to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

General Michael Kurilla explained that the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) has seen more “unprofessional and unsafe” behavior from Russian aircrafts in Syria since the beginning of March.

Polish President Andrzej Duda says his country will send four MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, making it the first NATO nation to do so.