Now, it’s South Carolina’s turn. Hurricane Ian has left the skies over Florida, but much damage and heartache remains. Next to feel the storm’s wrath will be South Carolina. According to The […]
Ian turns toward S. Carolina
Russia readies annexation
Russia appears ready to annex four provinces of Ukraine, claiming that a “referendum” conducted in those areas showed overwhelming support for the move. According to Reuters, the upper house of the Russian […]
Far-right party leads in Italy
With what could be echoes of the Mussolini era, voters in Italy appeared to have put a far-right political group in position to choose the next premier of the nation. Giorgia Meloni’s […]
Referendum, shelling, protests
Russia applied pressure in its invasion of Ukraine in two ways, but some Russians are pushing back. According to Associated Press, referendums seeking to legitimize Moscow’s conquest of portions of Ukraine began […]
Recession fears rock stocks
Fear of a recession rattled central banks and stock markets around the world on Friday as the battle against inflation threatens to turn into an economic downturn. According to The New York […]
Draft may net over 300,000
As many as 300,000 people – some reservists, some civilians – may be called into active service with Russian forces, many of them with little or no combat experience. According to The […]
Putin calls up some reservists
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday declared a partial call-up of military reserve forces to replace losses in the war with Ukraine, but the move was greeted with protests and arrests. According […]
Voting on Electoral College bill
On Wednesday the House of Representatives will vote on a bill intended to keep candidates for the presidency from defying the popular will. According to the Associated Press, the legislation is intended […]
Putin threatens escalation
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said his country’s goal in invading Ukraine was only taking control of Donbas region in the east, where most people speak Russian. But, The New York […]
A U.S. freight rail strike fright
The possibility of a freight rail strike has government and business alike scrambling to cope with, or try to head off a work stoppage in one of the key transportation systems in […]
