Hurricane Otis slammed into Acapulco, a famous Mexican tourist city last week, resulting in approximately 100 deaths and widespread devastation that may prove difficult to bounce back from as Mexico’s president announced hotels will not be given loans to rebuild.
Read More Mexico Offers Interest Subsidies But No Loans To Acapulco Hotels Amid Hurricane Otis Devastation
Hunter Biden’s attorneys have formally asked the United States Attorney in Washington, D.C., to launch an investigation into Hunter’s former business associate, Tony Bobulinski.
Read More Hunter Biden’s Attorneys Call For Investigation Into Former Business Associate
President Joe Biden anticipates a close rematch with former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
Read More Biden Campaign Predicts Tight General Election
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden made a somber visit to Maine, offering their condolences to a shaken community in the aftermath of a tragic mass shooting that killed 18 people and left 13 others injured.
Read More Biden Meets With Families Of Victims In Lewiston Mass Shooting
Clocks will be set back by one hour on Sunday, November 5th for daylight savings time, giving Americans an extra hour of sleep, however, experts suggest that shifting the clocks back and forth could prompt adverse health effects.
Read More How Daylight Savings Time May Affect Your Health
Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu has resisted growing pressure from the United States for a “humanitarian pause” in the Israel-Hamas war, emphasizing that a temporary cease-fire would only be considered after the release of approximately 240 hostages.
Read More Israel Rejects Ceasefire, Hezbollah Leader Defends Attacks on U.S. Troops