Miller Sanford President-elect Donald Trump said Monday that he feels he has an “obligation to be open and available” to the press — and insisted he is “not looking for retribution” despite what his harshest critics say. In another sign that his second non-consecutive term will depart dramatically from the first, Trump, 78, told Fox News Digital … Read more
President Biden sent a formal request to Congress Monday for just over $98 billion in replenished disaster relief funds to help Americans reeling from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, as his administration remains under fire over allegations that federal responders were told to skip houses with campaign signs backing Donald Trump. Biden’s request features $40 billion … Read more
A World War II vet who fought at the Battle of the Bulge finally got his high school diploma last week — at the spry young age of 98. Anthony Simeone, of Cranston, Rhode Island, quit high school at just 16-years-old to go to work, he told ABC 6 on Thursday. “My family needed money,” … Read more
Does this ring a bell? If your phone contains thousands of photos you have to swipe through to find what you need or your phone storage is always full because you’re reluctant to delete anything, even unread emails, you may be a digital hoarder. Hoarding disorder — which is often associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder and … Read more
RIO DE JANEIRO — President Biden missed a group photo of world leaders at the G20 summit on Monday — as a perplexed pool reporter could be heard telling colleagues that the commander in chief was “behind the palm tree!” Biden, 81, skipped the family picture after buzz ahead of time that he would do … Read more
The man’s history of violence against his common-law spouse has material bearing on charges that he trafficked her for sex, the Supreme Court ruled The Supreme Court of Canada in March 2024.Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia A Nova Scotia man’s history of regular violence and threats against his common-law spouse has material bearing on charges … Read more
Law enforcement officials in Minnesota recently conducted a fresh search for the body of a beloved television news anchor who went missing nearly 30 years ago — though they failed to dig up any human remains. Police in Winsted told a group of journalists investigating the disappearance of KIMT-TV anchor Jodi Huisentruit that a sweep … Read more
Recently enacted return-to-office rules set off a fight with public sector unions, who have called for more flexibility when it comes to remote work Graham Wong, the CEO of LAUFT, said his company will be opening its first working space in the Ottawa area for public servants in December.Photo by LAUFT In 2022, Public Services … Read more
9Danny Murphy and Evan Real are hosting Page Six’s next “Virtual Reali-Tea” live show with stars from “The Real Housewives” and “Love Is Blind.” Brian Zak If “Real Housewives” and “Love Is Blind” stars are on your holiday wish list, you’re in luck. To celebrate the season, Page Six is convening famous faces from both … Read more
It was the Toronto municipal government, not the PM, who was first to put a present under the parade organizers’ tree The 115th annual Santa Claus parade wove along Bloor St. E. Today with runners, clowns, marching bands, floats and of course the grand marshal himself Santa Claus himself on Sunday November 17, 2019. Photo … Read more
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