Susanna Gibson, a Virginia Democrat, was defeated by her Republican opponent in the House of Delegates race after being exposed for her involvement in an online sex scandal.
Read More Democrat Susanna Gibson Defeated In House Of Delegates Election, Following Online Sex Scandal
The majority of Americans have backed Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his decision to deny calls for a ceasefire in relation to the IDF’s retaliation attacks on Gaza that remain continuous due to Hamas’s refusal to free all Israeli and American hostages, according to a report.
Read More Report: ‘Most’ Americans Support Netanyahu’s Call To Reject A Ceasefire
Cherelle Parker, a liberal woman with a lengthy political history in Philadelphia, has been elected as the city’s 100th mayor and the first woman ever to be sworn into the mayor’s office.
Read More Cherelle Parker Elected As First Female Mayor Of Philadelphia
An operation to recover a 300-year-old sunken ship estimated to contain $20 billion worth of treasure has been initiated by the Colombian government.
Read More ‘Holy Grail Of Shipwrecks’ Containing $20B Of Sunken Treasure To Be Exhumed By Colombian Government
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that it is “not the right time for elections” in Ukraine in the midst of the ongoing war against Russia. His comment comes as his five-year presidential term is coming to an end.
Read More Zelensky Declares It’s ‘Not The Right Time For Elections’ In Ukraine
A 34-year-old woman of Indiana was arrested after she allegedly drove into what she thought was an “Israel school.”
Read More Indiana Woman Crashes Car Into What She Believed Was An ‘Israeli School’