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Washington, D.C. Staff Writer   Education: American University, MA in Journalism and Public Affairs; University of Notre Dame, BA in American Studies   Marisa Iati is a reporter on the general assignment desk at The Washington Post. She previously worked at the Star-Ledger and NJ.com in New Jersey,...

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Biden says he is proud to be a ‘black woman’

The US president continues to stumble over his words while trying to salvage his reelection campaign 

2 years ago

Focus on Biden’s verbal stumbles amplified following debate display

 

Democrats start moving to Harris as Biden digs in

2 years ago

Rishi Sunak resigns as Conservative Party leader

The move by the British prime minister comes after the Tories suffered a crushing defeat to Labour in the general election

2 years ago

Farage elected MP for first time as Reform wins four seats

Reform leader overturns 25,000 Tory majority, as his party wins in Ashfield, Great Yarmouth and Boston and Skegness.

 
 
 

2 years ago

Biden privately torn between defiance and acceptance amid calls to step aside

In some discussions, Biden has acknowledged that the blowback may grow too large to overcome, while in others he’s been dismissive of any notion that he might walk away.

2 years ago

Ukrainian forces withdraw from part of strategic town in eastern Donetsk region

The Ukrainian military announced on Thursday that its forces had withdrawn from part of Chasiv Yar in the eastern Donetsk region, a day after Russia claimed control over a district of the strategic town. Russian troops have been steadily advancing in the Donetsk region for several weeks.  

 

2 years ago

Hollywood enters a frugal new era

As austerity hits Tinseltown, rivalries are giving way to alliances

2 years ago

Biden says he 'screwed up' debate but vows to stay in election

 

Speculation is swirling around whether the president will continue his re-election bid after last week's disastrous debate.

2 years ago

She took on a small Mississippi town’s police. Then they arrested her.

Civil rights lawyer Jill Collen Jefferson convinced the Justice Department to investigate allegedly racist and abusive policing in Lexington, Miss.

2 years ago

Le Pen’s far right is on the cusp of power in France – what happens next?

The “clarification” President Emmanuel Macron invoked as he called France’s snap elections has clarified this much: that French voters no longer want him to govern alone – or indeed at all. Exactly who he should share power with remains an open question after an inconclusive first round that has handed Marine Le Pen’s far right a commanding win, but not yet a decisive one. 

2 years ago

Trump’s sentencing in N.Y. hush money case postponed until September

Donald Trump’s lawyers are seeking to vacate his New York hush money conviction based on Monday’s Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.

2 years ago

Caribbean Hit as Hurricane Beryl Rewrites the Record Books

Record temperatures in Atlantic basin feed earliest Category 5 hurricane on record—and force rethink of future global warming.

2 years ago

Venezuela to hold talks with US – Maduro The

The president of the South American nation has agreed to Washington’s proposal to re-start negotiations

2 years ago

Star explains health mystery: ‘I was gone’

Jamie Foxx has finally revealed what led to his mysterious hospitalisation last year which all began after a “bad headache”.

2 years ago

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