Russian President Vladimir Putin was in the public eye on Monday, denouncing the mercenary Wagner Group’s brief revolt as treason which benefitted Ukraine and its allies. According to the Associated Press, Putin […]
Putin: Revolt helped Ukraine
Russian turmoil questions
After the Wagner uprising, what now? One day after a rebellion by the mercenary Wagner Group began – then stopped – a march toward Moscow – the principal figures in the conflict […]
‘March to Moscow’ is ended
In a stunning reversal, the “march on Moscow” by members of the rebellious mercenary Wagner Group has stopped and soldiers ordered to return to bases in Ukraine. According to the Associated Press, […]
Wagner Group in armed revolt
Is there another Russian Revolution brewing? Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the mercenary Wagner Group, has reportedly turned his forces in Ukraine around and moved back into Russia. According to The New York […]
‘Cane season starting early?
Hurricane season may be on its way early and there may be an impact on the eastern United States before long. United Press International reports that Tropical Depression Three is moving west […]
Did Russia blow up key dam?
Evidence suggests that Russia blew up the Kakhovka Dam earlier this month, flooding a wide area and rendering thousands of people without electrical power or homeless. The Associated Press and The New […]
Secretary of State visits China
Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Beijing on a diplomatic mission to try to ease tensions between the U.S. and China. According to CBS News, Blinken will be there for two […]
Justice Dept. report slams MPD
Excessive force and unfair targeting of African Americans was the practice of the Minneapolis Police Department and the City of Minneapolis, a U.S. Justice Department investigation has concluded. United Press International is […]
Court upholds “Indian” adoption
A 1978 law that sought to keep Native American children up for adoption within their tribes was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday. According to The New York Times, the […]
Affirmative action in peril?
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case challenging the use of affirmative action in determining who gets admitted to colleges and universities. According to the Associated Press, during discussion and debate […]
